About
Inspired by the legendary Coney Island’s Luna Park which opened in 1903, Sydney’s Luna Park opened its doors in 1935 and has been enthralling customers from all over the world ever since!
Located in central Sydney, Luna Park is one of the oldest amusement parks in all of Australia, known by its beautiful, 1930s Art Deco architecture. With an incredible array of rides to offer, including Volare, Wild Mouse, Tango Train, Devil’s Drop, Spider, the park offers adrenaline and fun to people from all ages. But it does not stop there, because the park also offers some impressive events and experiencies such as the Dream Circus, that uses the newest technology to create an immersive experience that will not be forgotten.
Luna Park Sydney can be enjoyed by all ages, making it the perfect family day out!
Attractions
Volare
Take in spectacular views of Sydney harbour as you dreamily swing round and round on Sydney’s Volare, a magical, exhilarating ride suitable for all ages, Volare can be enjoyed by the entire family!
Hair Raiser
Do you dare ride the Hair Raiser? Undoubtedly a ride for the thrill seekers, the Hair Raiser will plunge you down an immense 80 drop after enjoying spectacular views of Sydney Harbour. Hold onto your tummies, because this is going to be a stomach-lurching, hair-raising experience!
Tango Train
All aboard the tango train- A ride which is just as energetic and colourful as the dance itself! Twist and turn on this unique and fun-filled ride!
Ferris Wheel
Take breathtaking views of Sydney as you steadily circulate around the Ferris Wheel - one of Luna Park’s most iconic rides!
Wild Mouse
Scuttle, dip and squeak on the Wild Mouse - an exhilarating journey of fun and adventure, the Wild Mouse reaches incredible speeds and has been crowned Australia’s favourite rollercoaster!
Whirly Wheel
Smaller than the mighty ferris wheel, Whirly Wheel is a ride for the little ones - slowly whirling round the little riders whilst they can wave to the family down below.
Ticket Prices 2024
Luna Park Sydney Tickets
| Type of ticket | Price |
| Lunaverse Superpass | $99 |
| Unlimited Rides Pass | From $34 to $75 |
| Sonic Neon | $29 |
| Dream Circus | $39 |
| Luna Park in the Dark | $60 |
| Luna Lite Ticket | $59 |
How to Get There
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The Luna Park Sydney address is 1 Olympic Dr, Milsons Point NSW 2061, Australia
- Ferry: you can take the ferry to the stop Milsons Point Wharf, which is situated opposite Luna Park. Please check the transport NSW timetables for more information. You can also take the Captain Cook Cruises which have ferries from CIrcular Cook Cruises which operate from Circular Quay on a 24 Hour Hop On Hop Off Harbour Explorer.
- Train: the nearest train station to Luna Park is Milsons Point Station, which is the first stop after Wynyard Station. This stop can be found on the T1 North Shore & Western Line’ and the ‘T9 Northern Line’.
- Bus: there are several bus routes which pass by Sydney North Station and finish at Milsons Point.
- Car: Luna Park has its own car park consisting of 389 spaces. You can access the station via Paul Street which is just off Milsons Point. Here are the car park rates:
0-1 hour $8
1-2 hours $15
2-3 hours $30
3+ hours $49
Useful Information
Access
The whole park is wheelchair accessible and there is also staff on hand to help. If you do have any access enquiries prior to our visit, then please contact the guest relationships team on +61 2 9922 6644.
In the Better Business Awards in 2015, Luna Park was recognised as Runner Up for the Accessibility Awards.
Food
Fancy a bite to eat during your Luna Park adventure? There are several places to eat, including the versatile restaurant, the Hungry Horse, the Helter Skelter takeaway food shop, the ice cream parlour and Fairy Floss.
There are also dining, corporate and wedding opportunities at Luna Park. Please look at the website for more details.
FAQs
What is Luna Park’s address?
Luna Park’s address is 1 Olympic Dr, Milsons Point NSW 2061, Australia.
How do you get to Luna Park?
You can get to Luna Park by ferry via the Milson’s Point Wharf stop, train via Milson’s Point Station and Bus as there are several routes which stop at Milson’s Point. Luna Park also has its own car park.
Where can I eat at Luna Park Sydney?
There are several places to eat at Luna Park, including the Hungry Horse, Helter Skelter, the Ice Cream Parlour and Fairy Floss.
What are the main rides at Luna Park Sydney?
The main rides are Volare, Wild Mouse, Carousel, Hair Raiser, Devil’s Drop, Dodgem City, the Ferris Wheel, Tango Train and Spider.
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