Luna Park isn’t just one place – it’s the name of several amusement parks around the world, with the most famous ones in New York, Sydney, and Melbourne.

Quick Scoop

Here are some of the best-known Luna Parks and where they are.

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Luna Park name City & country Notes
Luna Park, Coney Island New York City, USA Modern theme park at Coney Island, a major New York seaside amusement area.
Luna Park Sydney Milsons Point, Sydney, Australia Historic harbourside park by the Sydney Harbour Bridge, operating in various periods since 1935.
Luna Park Melbourne St Kilda, Melbourne, Australia Iconic bayside park and tourist attraction in St Kilda.
Luna Park, Berlin (defunct) Halensee area, Berlin, Germany Large early‑20th‑century amusement park, opened 1909 and closed 1933.
Other “Luna Parks” Europe, Middle East, Americas, Asia The name has been used for many parks worldwide, including in Israel, Japan, Colombia, and across the US.

So which Luna Park do you mean?

  • If you mean the one most people in the US think of: it’s in Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York City.
  • If you’ve seen photos with the Sydney Harbour Bridge behind the rides: that’s Luna Park Sydney at Milsons Point, on Sydney Harbour.
  • If you’ve seen the giant “mouth” entrance by the beach: that’s Luna Park Melbourne in St Kilda.

If you tell me which country or city you’re in (or where you saw it mentioned), I can narrow it down to the exact Luna Park you’re looking for.

Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.