Step through the famous Mr Moon mouth at Lune Park in St Kilda to soak up the carnival atmosphere and rides that have entertained visitors for over 110 years.
Brave the heights of the Great Scenic Railway for spectacular views of the city and stunning Port Phillip Bay, or view the amazing glow of the 6,000 lights adorning the magical and heritage Luna Park Carousel.
Try out your skill at the dodgems, enter the Ghost Train if you dare, or simply get spinning, zooming, twirling and shrieking on the many rides and attractions with an Unlimited Ride Ticket.
Soak up the spectacular festival vibes while enjoying delicious food and drinks, it's all about having fun at Luna Park. Can you even fit this all in one day?
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We had an amazing time at Luna Park! We visited on a weekday, so the queues were relatively short and we were able to enjoy almost all the rides without spending too much time waiting.
What I liked most was the variety of attractions. There’s something for everyone, from gentle kiddie rides to thrilling, adrenaline-pumping ones. We ended up spending the whole day there and even rode some of our favorites more than once.
The only downside was that the roller coaster closed earlier than expected because of the weather, which was a bit disappointing.
There are also plenty of great photo spots throughout the park, along with lots of benches and rest areas if you just want to sit back, relax, and soak in the atmosphere. Overall, it’s a fun destination for both families and thrill-seekers alike.
Tony Wenz-Au001
Google review
It can get busy here. But if you want to have some fun, it's worth it.
In the heart of the action.
Next to the Palais Theatre đźŽ
EDIT 2026: Going from strength to strength.
2025 Edit: Scaffolding gone. Looks great! 👍
Felicity Kate Bevan-Giles
Google review
We came on a Saturday as it was shut Friday. Rides didn’t go for long and queued for over 40 minutes for the roller coaster. Another ride we wanted to go on wasn’t taking passengers. Staff seemed very robotic and not very inviting. Photo Booth quality was very old and none of our photos were captured on the rides when we went to purchase. Food options limited. Was glad to visit but wouldn’t go again. Definitely more suited to younger children. Architecture was cool.
Tony V
Google review
Many things to do here, we were lucky enough to combine it with beautiful weather which encouraged us to explore the beach afterwards.
Very kid friendly especially for kids aged under 10 where adrenaline can be daunting.
Roller coaster was worth the 30mins wait with amazing views of the bay and an unforgettable noisy/clunky ride.
This place is over 100 years old and still putting smiles on people's faces. When I was 6, I was here with my parents and now lucky enough to give my 6 year old the same experience.
Never leave us 🙏
Adam Williams
Google review
Really have to make it half or a full day here given cost of entry. We just wanted the one ride on the scenic railway but would have cost a small fortune for only one ride - a shame. We ended up buying tickets for a few rides that we were not that fussed about. Probably good value if purchasing the unlimited rides option but it’s not for everyone.
The railway ride is a must and amazing it’s still operating! So cool. Beautiful location and great place though with a bit of history to its story.