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For AMAZING VALUE - a day out at Luna Park Sydney - look no further than a Lunaverse Superpass. Bundling all the best that the Park has to offer with unlimited rides, Dream Circus & Sonic Neon. BOOK NOW
Luna Park Sydney is a heritage-listed amusement park located at 1 Olympic Drive, Milsons Point, New South Wales, Australia, on the northern shore of Sydney Harbour. The amusement park is owned by the Luna Park Reserve Trust, an agency of the Government of New South Wales.
Luna Park Melbourne is a historic amusement park in St Kilda, Australia. Since 1912, it brings in thousands of visitors each year to experience some of Melbourne's most iconic rides, like the mirror maze, Twin Dragon, and Great Scenic Railway.
Luna Park was a vastly expanded attraction built partly on the grounds of Sea Lion Park, the first enclosed amusement park on Coney Island which closed down due to competition from nearby Steeplechase Park.
Luna Park is Melbourne’s most iconic amusement park & tourist destination. Discover the latest rides, attractions, & events the whole family are sure to enjoy!
Luna Park Melbourne is a small Family Friendly Amusement Park in St Kilda. Experience one of the top ‘Things to do in Melbourne’ – Just for Fun! Soak up the spectacular carnival atmosphere with wide range of rides and attractions for all ages.
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Luna Park is among Sydney’s top family-friendly amusement parks. This iconic destination is tucked away at Milsons Point towards the northern end of the iconic Sydney Harbour. First opened in 1935, the park has undergone significant renovations to keep it safe and fun.
Located within Luna Park Sydney's iconic fantasy palace on the water's-edge of Sydney Harbour, this immersive experience showcases innovation, turning light and sound into a breathtaking spectacle. When: Sat 13th Apr To Mon 30th Sep
Luna Park is a small amusement park located on the northern shore of Sydney Harbor. It’s easily accessibly by boat or train, located the opposite side of the harbor as the was Sydney Opera House and “the rocks”.
