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Luna Park Sydney
Attraction
4.1 (13283 reviews)
Longstanding fun park reopened in 2004 after redevelopment, including a big top & a Ferris wheel.
1 Olympic Dr, Milsons Point NSW 2061, Australia
+61 2 9922 6644
Did You Know?
Park Opening
Luna Park Sydney first opened its gates to the public in 1935, offering a variety of rides and attractions.
Tragic Fire
In 1979, a devastating fire in the Ghost Train ride claimed the lives of six children and one adult, leading to the park's temporary closure.
Name Change
After the fire, the park was rebuilt and reopened as 'Harbourside Amusement Park' in 1982, but eventually reverted back to its original name, Luna Park.
Rollercoaster Controversy
The iconic Big Dipper rollercoaster caused noise pollution complaints from nearby residents, leading to the park's closure in 1995 due to restricted operating hours.
Highlights from Reviews
• stunning harbour views
The park offers breathtaking and unique angles of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Opera House, making it a great spot for photos.
• easy accessibility
Conveniently located with multiple public transport options, including ferry and train, making it easy to reach without needing a car.
• nostalgic atmosphere
The park preserves a 1930s vibe and Art Deco style, creating a sense of fun and nostalgia that appeals to all ages.
• variety of rides
Offers a good mix of thrill rides, family-friendly attractions, and tamer options suitable for both kids and adults.
• friendly staff
Many visitors highlighted the helpful, friendly, and enthusiastic staff who went above and beyond to enhance their experience.
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