Flippo's Surfside Skate Harbor, 220 Atascadero Rd, Morro Bay, California

But first it was:
Skate-Mor, 220 Atascadero Rd, Morro Bay, California
• Operator: Jess Dickerson^[1], Leland Dickerson^[2], Lloyd & Barbera Isbell^[3], Frank L. & Martha Carnell^[3]
• Pro/Coach: Randy King^[4]
• Floor size: 15,000 sq ft.^[1]
• Floor type: Blue fiberglass.^[1]
• Primary reason for closing: Sold & continued as a roller rink.
• Opened: 1963^[1] - 1978/9
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Surfside Skate Harbor
• Operator: Debbie Baldridge, Gerry & Linda Anderson^[5]
• Primary reason for closing: Sold & continued as a roller rink.
• Opened: 1980^[5] - 1982^[?]
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Flippo's Surfside Skate Harbor
• Operator: Don & Mary Jane Puetts (1981-2001^[8])
• DJ: Farel Dalrymle[U] (1991)
• Primary reason for closing: The city bought the property from the Puett's to convert it into a youth center.^[10]
• Opened: 1982^[8] - 2001^[9]

"The city initially thought the skating rink, and an adjacent house on the property, could be turned into a youth center.
The city sold the building in 2005 to George Salwasser.
It took about three and a half years of planning before Guesno, a passionate baseball fan, settled on the idea of a business centered around batting cages .
The new business retains the original Flippo's wall colors of blue, red and gray, as well as a skating dolphin logo. "
-https://www.sanluisobispo.com/news/business/article252195183.html
• 2018 Image at top of page, courtesy Google.