<p>The green public space interconnects urban elements generating interactions between the social plans and the perceived quality of life, with the opportunity for free access, which is related to security, quality of space, and location. This research aimed to analyze how social and urban elements influence the level of assistance to urban parks in the Metropolitan Area of Mexico City, Mexico. A quasi-experimental design of comparison groups was used, with a non-probabilistic sample (N = 150, M = 1.40, SD = .495), applying in situ the Mexican adaptation of the Maranz scale (2002), obtaining acceptable coefficients reliability. It was found that the factors of safety, mobility, and maintenance relate this to the level of park attendance and geographic location. The analysis of variance showed differences (p &lt;0.01) in the factors of the visit to the park, government, neighborhood, and public space, while the correlation models (r) show that park maintenance, security, and mobility are significant (p &lt; 0.01). These results support the importance of promoting the use of public parks through an urban planning strategy that ensures easy access and quality in the design and furnishings, benefiting the perception of safety and a higher level of attendance.</p>
<p><em>Keywords</em>: Environmental Perception, Green Public Space, Attendance, Quality of Life, Urban Landscape</p>