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Get the parkstar for sure. They both ride about the same. I rode the dh2 last year and I own the parkstar now. Get a smaller board if you plan on staying in the park. You don't need a wide board either. I wear a size 15 on mine and its fine.
Also base it off of the stuff you will be hitting mainly. Personally, I would go with a 159 if you are going to hit all mountain or a 155-157 if you spend most your time in the park. I am 6'5" and just got the 159. Its a sick board so don't hold back