Why families will enjoy it
Luna Park is the contemporary amusement park at Coney Island, continuing a seaside entertainment tradition that has shaped this part of Brooklyn for more than a century. Its rides and games sit beside the boardwalk and beach, creating an open-air landscape of roller-coaster tracks, bright signage and classic midway activity.
What to expect
The landmark Cyclone, opened in 1927, remains the park's defining ride and a protected New York City landmark. The wider collection ranges from high-intensity coasters and thrill rides to carousels, spinning rides and smaller attractions designed for children, so the park contains several levels of pace and physical intensity.
Plan your visit
Luna Park's identity is inseparable from Coney Island itself. The boardwalk, beach, historic Wonder Wheel and surrounding food stands form one continuous entertainment district, while the operating season follows New York's warmer months. Together they preserve the character of an urban seaside resort reached directly from the subway.
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