Luna Park is a heritage-listed amusement park at Milsons Point, on the harbour, with rides that run from the thrilling to the nostalgic. Coney Island is the last surviving attraction from the park’s opening day, while the Big Dipper climbs with the Sydney Harbour Bridge as its backdrop. The ferry wharf sits directly in front of the park’s entrance face, so arriving by water puts you straight at the gate.
Family FAQ
How much does Luna Park cost?
Two Ride Pass $25 per person and Annual Rides Pass $149; the all-day Unlimited Rides Pass starts from $34, with the final price depending on date.
Are there height or age limits at Luna Park?
Big Dipper and Sledgehammer need 132 cm+; Coney Island takes children from 85 cm with an adult and alone from 106 cm.
Is there parking at Luna Park?
Over 380 spaces with lift access to the park; $8 for the first hour up to $49 for 3+ hours, or $39 for the day prebooked online; max vehicle height 1.9 m.
