Luna Park is a fun park and a familiar landmark, with most Sydneysiders having fond memories of their childhood when they had spent time here. The traditional clown face still marks its front gate and is easily seen from the city at Circular Quay and the Sydney Opera House.
Filled with rides such as the Rotor, Wild Mouse, Moon Ranger, Space Shuttle and Dodgems, the park has been providing entertainment for the young at heart since 1935. It still continues today, with easy access from the city at Circular Quay, a short ferry ride away.
Aside from providing great views of the city, the harbour bridge and other landmarks, Luna Park is also situated next to the North Sydney Pool, which if you have the right entry ticket from the park you can also get free entry there, making it a great day out for summer.
The thorough renovations, completed in 2004, kept much of its original heritage unique features enabling it to be registered in the State Heritage Register.
Some of the many Rides at the Park include:
Wild Mouse
Dodgem City
Tango Train
Ferris Wheel
Rotor
Flying Saucer
Tumble Bug
Spider
Moon Ranger
Carousel
Since originally opening in 1935, Luna Park has been attracting people that love the fun of a carnival ride. A familiar landmark by the Sydney Harbour on the north side, it provides nostalgia for the many parents who came here when they were young and now bring their children.
The famous clown face was redesigned in 1973 by Martin Sharp. After major redevelopment, the park reopenend in 1992 and has a number of rides including the Rotor, Wild Mouse, Ranger, Tango Train, Tumble Bug, UFO, Dodgems, the Ferris Wheel and the Carouseland Spider.
There is also the collection of Coney Island amusement rides such as the Barrels of Fun and the Joy Wheel and of course, the Kids Rides, including the Space Shuttle and the Whirly Wheel.
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Luna Park, Sydney Australia
Sydney Fun Park
Luna Park is a fun park and a familiar landmark, with most Sydneysiders having fond memories of their childhood when they had spent time here. The traditional clown face still marks its front gate and is easily seen from the city at Circular Quay and the Sydney Opera House.
Filled with rides such as the Rotor, Wild Mouse, Moon Ranger, Space Shuttle and Dodgems, the park has been providing entertainment for the young at heart since 1935. It still continues today, with easy access from the city at Circular Quay, a short ferry ride away.
Aside from providing great views of the city, the harbour bridge and other landmarks, Luna Park is also situated next to the North Sydney Pool, which if you have the right entry ticket from the park you can also get free entry there, making it a great day out for summer.
The thorough renovations, completed in 2004, kept much of its original heritage unique features enabling it to be registered in the State Heritage Register.
Some of the many Rides at the Park include:
Since originally opening in 1935, Luna Park has been attracting people that love the fun of a carnival ride. A familiar landmark by the Sydney Harbour on the north side, it provides nostalgia for the many parents who came here when they were young and now bring their children.
The famous clown face was redesigned in 1973 by Martin Sharp. After major redevelopment, the park reopenend in 1992 and has a number of rides including the Rotor, Wild Mouse, Ranger, Tango Train, Tumble Bug, UFO, Dodgems, the Ferris Wheel and the Carouseland Spider.
There is also the collection of Coney Island amusement rides such as the Barrels of Fun and the Joy Wheel and of course, the Kids Rides, including the Space Shuttle and the Whirly Wheel.
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