Meh. Younger kids could have a decent time here, if it weren't for everything looking rundown and…read moreprices being high considering the VERY little time you get in each "ride". The lady at the Cobra roller coaster decided to cut one lap from the ride when it was our turn to go... I guess she couldn't wait to get lunch. I addressed this and of course she remained quiet and gave me the look. I mean... really? You look around and all you see are young employees in a bad mood (except for the lady at the ticket booth... she was friendly) and half of the rides kept closed (or simply unattended). Also, there are no restrooms! I'd recommend to give a look inside before committing to pay anything. Do yourself a favor and visit the nearby Queens Zoo, which is a great little gem. Will not return.

Highly recommend. Place is always clean and always open staff is great with kids and also they have…read morepay one price- highly recommend doing this. This place is a gem for kids 10 and under! Check out the pic of pay one price

This beach is a bit far from me, roughly 2 hours away by train…read more Once there, there are lots of things to do: ride the cyclone, go to the aquarium, get hot dogs, etc. I have only been here once this summer and went on a day that did not have heavy foot traffic. I love how this beach is accessible through multiple transit options: ferry, train and bus. It is not necessarily the cleanest beach, but you can't really complain as Rockaway beach is around the same.

I cannot give this boardwalk all the stars. The views at the beach are always awesome no matter the…read moreweather...and sunsets are worth waiting for.. however the boardwalk itself is horrible..and there are rats. The bathrooms are SO HORRIBLE. Please clean them!! Not only does it stink but the toilets are always soiled and toilet paper is everywhere. During the week, towards end of September the bathrooms were HORRENDOUS...and almost none of them worked, and doors don't lock.

IMPORTANT: Luna Park and Deno's Wonder Wheel Amusement Park are NOT the same and require a…read moredifferent plastic card with ride credits. To make it even more confusing, Cyclone is part of Luna Park but sells a separate card for the Cyclone only (booth in front of the ride). Crazy. Deno's has the legendary Wonderwheel and a few other small rides. Luna Park has way more: Cyclone, SlingShot, Thunderbolt, ElectroSpin, etc. Also worth noting, there's no clear indication that you are walking around Deno's or Luna Park. Deno's is kinda embedded and Luna Park kinda surrounds Deno's. It's all VERY confusing. All that said, both offer an awesome time. Just do it.

I just went with my wife and 8-year old daughter and had a great time…read more I really liked the fact that you're not forced to buy a wristband, if you don't want to. We first strolled the place to see what we wanted to do (not busy at all at opening time and basically no lines until the afternoon). Then we decided to just buy a $100 card (with $15 bonus in it) and used it as a credit card to buy rides AND food. If you're planning to stay all day long and fit as many rides as you can, you should get a wristband. Otherwise, if you're just going low key just for 4-5 hours like we did, and are satisfied with a few rides, games and food, paying as you go will be cheaper. Rides are VERY well kept and look fairly new, and restrooms are available (with drinking water).

My kids who are 9 and 6 loved this place. We spent a whole day here. They had so much fun. Plenty…read moreof stuff to do. The staff was also very nice.

We spent all day at Kids N Action. It's the perfect place to spend on a rainy day or on a day when…read moreit's too hot to be outside.

It was the building anticipation of sand and surf on the hour and half trek from Eastern Queens to…read moreSouthern Brooklyn on the F train, but Coney Island was and is still a special destination from my childhood. Deno's is one of those Coney Island mainstays that conjures up a certain nostalgia and lets you leave your worries behind for awhile enjoying a day of happiness. Coney Island is one of New York's sacred places, and Deno's and the Wonder Wheel should be where you take out-of-town visitors to experience "The Real New York" as opposed to Times Square! Deno's reminds me of simpler and happier times as a child and I'm fortunate to created memories here as a father by bringing my son to Deno's from the time he could walk; I'll certainly cherish all the smiles the children's park brought to his face and I hope I have the opportunity to take my niece and future generations of kids in our family down to Deno's in the years to come. Coney Island, and Deno's, are a throwback to the best of New York City: a place where anyone from any race, religion, and social strata can find reprieve from the hustle and grind of our demanding city. May Deno's continue to thrive forever under the stewardship of the Vourderis who have brought so much joy to generations of New Yorkers and people worldwide who've made the trip to our shared pocket of wonderful in Southern Brooklyn.

IMPORTANT: Luna Park and Deno's Wonder Wheel Amusement Park are NOT the same and require a…read moredifferent plastic card with ride credits. To make it even more confusing, Cyclone is part of Luna Park but sells a separate card for the Cyclone only (booth in front of the ride). Crazy. Deno's has the legendary Wonderwheel and a few other small rides. Luna Park has way more: Cyclone, SlingShot, Thunderbolt, ElectroSpin, etc. Also worth noting, there's no clear indication that you are walking around Deno's or Luna Park. Deno's is kinda embedded and Luna Park kinda surrounds Deno's. It's all VERY confusing. All that said, both offer an awesome time. Just do it.

Last time we were in Coney Island my daughter was too short to ride the cyclone and left with…read moretears. A few years later, we went back and it was well worth it. The cyclone is the expected rickety, rackety original coaster. It gave us a thrilling ride. We went on a very busy Saturday, but the weight was not too long. The tickets are $10 per person. Make sure to check height requirements before you arrive with your kids. There are signs that they do not allow for you to wait for the front or backseat but if your really adamant about it, you will be able to wait for the front.

​If you really want to hear about it, I went down to Coney Island to ride this old wooden monster…read morecalled the Cyclone as i did in the 70s as a little boy. My father took me back then but this time, it was a few years ago, so this review is much overdue. The girl is was dating lived on Coney Island Ave, coney is the Dutch word for rabbit i believe which there were many once upon a time before the invasion. People that live therebact like it's the greatest damn thing that ever happened to Brooklyn, but honestly, it looks and sounds like a pile of rickety lumber that's ready to collapse into the Atlantic Ocean, but I still love it anyway. ​It's been sitting on Surf Avenue since 1927. Some guy named Vern Keenan designed it, and it cost around $100,000 back then, which was a ridiculous amount of money in the twenties. They say Charles Lindbergh rode it before flying across the Atlantic and claimed it was more thrilling than flying a plane, which is probably a lie, but it sounds dramatic enough for tourists. ​The ride itself lasts less than two minutes, but it feels like you're being beaten up by a gang of angry lumberjacks. You plunge down an 85-foot drop at nearly 60 miles an hour, and the whole wooden structure creaks like it's going to break in half. People scream like they're being murdered the entire time. ​It's an official New York City landmark, so I guess you have to respect it for staying alive since the Calvin Coolidge administration. Give it four stars for being a tough old piece of history, even if the rattling almost shook my teeth loose.

For those pinball wizards, awesome vintage games featuring a fun Coney Island theme! So much fun,…read moremakes you feel like a kid again! And near the beach and the amusement park, it doesn't get any better, a day well spent!

Way too scary for me. The place is trash also not just trashy people but stuff littered everywhere…read more The staff are rude and don't double check always to make sure that you are strapped in.

This roller coaster is SO fun. The beginning goes straight up vertically and comes back down almost…read morestraight down and so fast. It goes upside down a bunch of times with a lot of drops and is overall soooo thrilling. If you are a wimp for rides, this is NOT for you. Cost is $10 which is reasonable for one of the biggest rides in the park IMO. They have storage for your bags and won't allow you to take a phone or anything on but will give you a wristlet to pick it up after. Such a good ride!

It's a kiddie carnival of which there were more than a few on this broadwalk. This one happened to…read morebe close to Nathan's and it seemed no different from some of the others. The rides were fine for the kids and the wait was minimal for each ride. There is a serious premium per ride at a minimum of $5 ala carte. If you buy one of there more 'economical' bulk options, it's a better deal, but these are again kiddie rides. A word of caution regarding the point based card system, I had an issue whereby I was missing ride credits I purchased for the rides. I had a quick conversation with someone in the booth and while it was rectified quickly, it still bothered me that I was told I had no more credits when I know I did, at the gate of a ride. Luckily, I was keeping track, I had my receipts, and I could identify exactly how I spent the credits I did have which helped the discussion with the booth. I definitely docked a star for this issue.

Not the nicest part of Coney Island, but lots of little games and fun things to do. Worth a stop…read moreduring your trip on the boardwalk.

The people in the game stands be so funny calling my uncle Jackie Chan because we're Chinese. I…read morecame here a lot 20 years ago when I was a teenager. One time in the fall of 2015 my co worker and I took a train ride from Roosevelt all the way to Coney Island. The funny thing was as an adult the game stands looked smaller than when I was a teenager. We had fun eating and drinking stuff in the original Nathan's hot dog stand. We played claw machines and basketball hoop throwing games in the arcade. I was able to get a stuffed minion out of the machine on one try. My co worker played a game 5 times but couldn't get the prize or whatever he was trying to win off the game. We had 9 tickets but the minimum tickets to exchange for candy or prize was 10 tickets so I was like whatever?!

The Coney Island arcade has lots of fun games for the kids. The ticket games are a bit uneven bit…read moremy kids like it anyway