With spectacular views of the harbour, Sydney's much-loved Luna Park is a rare heritage-listed Amusement Park and one of it's kind in the southern hemisphere. Since the 1930s, Luna Park Sydney has been part of the social and cultural fabric of Sydney - entertaining many generations with rides, entertainment and all-new immersive experiences.
As part of an ongoing transformation, Luna Park Sydney is set to be a leading Experience destination of Sydney.
Open 7 days, with varied offerings to suit all guests.
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ATEC India Host
Quality Tourism Accreditation
Sustainable Tourism Accreditation by ATIC
Australian Tourism Export Council
Regional Tourist/Tourism Association/Organisation
Visitor Information Centre
Bar
Cafe
Carpark
Conference/Function Facilities
Enquiry Desk
Family Friendly
Food and Refreshments
Kiosk
Lawn / Gardens
Lockers
Parents Room
Picnic Area
Public Toilet
Restaurant
Shop / Gift Shop
Free Wifi
International
Walks
Family
Food & Wine
History & Heritage
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.
We recently visited the Stranger Things Experience at Luna Park and had a great time. The park is easy to reach—just a 10‑minute walk from Milsons Point train station—and you can also take a ferry that drops you right at the entrance. Parking in the area is limited, so public transport is definitely the better option.
Luna Park offers plenty to enjoy, from classic rides to carnival‑style games. The toilets are conveniently located a few metres to the right of the entrance. Alongside Stranger Things, there are other immersive experiences inspired by popular Netflix series like Squid Game.
Food prices aren’t cheap, but they’re reasonable for a theme‑park setting. Overall, it’s a fun spot to spend time with family.
Because the park sits right on the harbour, you can capture fantastic views of the Harbour Bridge and Opera House from angles you won’t get at Circular Quay. The atmosphere is lively and enjoyable, and if you’re in the Sydney area, it’s definitely worth a visit.
Nico Doodeman
Google review
Highly recommended. Easy to get to via a short ferry ride from the city. Stunning views from the higher rides. Great mix of thrill rides and plenty of tamer ones for the young ones. Has automated locker storage too which is super handy. Saw the Dream Circus while it was on which was quite a cool experience for just another $10.
HKT
Google review
Mainly closed in the weekdays when its not school holidays but still a few sideshow stalls and small kids rides open, a couple of food stalls too. You can still walk around good chunk of it and its worth seeing for all the art and facades. Its a historic park too with a lot of history including the tragic fire on the ghost train incident. Its truely an icon of sydney and I hope it always remains where it is. Also great for pictures of the bridge and Sydney opera house.
Tara
Google review
An iconic adventure in Sydney. Took the kids here on a Sunday morning, it wasn't busy at all, very happy with the ticket line, staff are so helpful and friendly. The rides were alot of fun. Only issue was the Ferris wheel wasn't in operation the day we went so I was a bit dissapointing. The park is clean, nice food and drink options. Best view of the harbour Bridge to!