I just went with my wife and 8-year old daughter and had a great time. 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). read more

Came by to Jump start spring during break for the kids. Its exactly as I remember it. Talk about blast from the past. With an addition of some newer rides I've never seen beforem. My 6 year old loved the kid portion of the park. Well maintained and clean. Staff was friendly. Ample restrooms and good food options. Can't wait to come during the summer read more

Luna Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This park has something for everyone, especially little kids and teenagers. My 14 and 16 year-old enjoyed many rides. The games are kind of a rip off but it's still fun. I would recommend getting the bracelet because buying individual rides adds up. It's about eight dollars per person per ride so if you're going for the whole day, definitely get the bracelet and enjoy all of the rides. There's plenty of food and drink options. I was disappointed in all of the filth on the boardwalk, but that's not the fault of Luna Park. read more

The electric eden go-carts were the biggest waste of time and money in the entire park. 18 credits to wait in line for an HOUR while the staff moved in the most sloth-like way possible. A 4 minute ride took over 15 minutes for the ride + loading to unloading. Also, if there is an accident on the track, all cars get shut down while a worker walks as slowly as humanly possible to turn the cart around. Then the guy walks back at the same ridiculously slow pace. They run 4 races with a maximum of 10 cars per race - sometimes fewer. The line to rise doesn't look long but sitting in it was insanely painful. I can't give this place a lower rating. You'd be better off burning your money in front of them so they know they aren't getting your money. read more

This has been here for years and years. It has a huge footprint and there are sections that are all connected. There are wristband options for the rides or you can buy a card and load it with credits. There are plenty of rides for all ages. Kids to adults. The kids of course have their own section of rides and the other rides are spread out throughout the park. There's also another park hidden in the middle of Luna Park as well that's a separate park. There are of course games and arcades scattered throughout as well as food vendors. Nathan's, funnel cakes , ice cream etc. Prices in general are pretty steep here but it is a good time. read more

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Wow these rides are so exciting! I love it! Coney Island is a big park in Brooklyn. How would you rate this? read more

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Honestly everything is becoming extremely pricey. But for the kids it's no price on seeing how excited and happy they are. We purchase a card with $50 so the kids could have access to all the rides and play games. Within a hour the card was completely finish. We got to go on a few rides and play the basketball hoop game. The kids enjoyed their self so I enjoyed myself. Tons of new rides read more

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Luna Park Coney Island is so much fun Wednesday the animals are free the weekends music on the beach board walk I love coney island in the summer so much fun read more

Luna Park was a bucket list stop for me, and it didn't disappoint. The history of the park is so cool, and I loved the vintage rides and old-school style of the park, signs, and stalls. Sitting right on the water, it offers some really pretty views, especially at sunset over the beach. It's super easy to get to via the subway, which made my tourist life a lot easier. The park is free to walk around, which is great, though you'll need to pay for the rides and games if you want to try your luck. I didn't do so hot but walked away with a Masterball plushie so, there's that. I visited in October when everything was decorated for Halloween which added a fun, spooky vibe with lots of photo ops throughout. I'd love to come back in the summer to see the park at full volume with all its rides and stalls open. read more

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I honestly visit kids park for the food. I wanted a funnel cake so bad. The sugar rush is so damm good. I play 1 round on the go kart. Which was super fun. Visit the park alone just for some fresh air. They have tons of rides for children's of all ages. Luna park is the kids/toddler area. Pricey but it's worth the smile on the kids face. Sun was super hot. A lot of walking. read more

Luna park is really just a permanent state fair. Don't expect anything fancy or near what a theme park is like but if you're looking to lose some money on carnival games this is the spot for you! It's not really pretty here, not even at night. Just keep that in mind and temper your expectations for a trip to Coney Island. read more

Luna Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I went to Luna park on memorial day. The rides were nicer than I remember. I stayed at the Luna Zone A section of the park so my review is strictly for that section. The price is $54 if you are 48 inches and above and $49 if you are 48 inches and below. I believe the price is 10% cheaper if you buy it online and you can avoid the lines to buy the tickets for unlimited pass. You can also pay $1 per 1 credit and $100 for 100 credits + 20 bonus credits, $200 for 200 credits plus 50 bonus credits and $400 for 400 credits + 120 bonus credits. Most rides are 5 credits, so depending on how many rides you plan to go on, it might be cheaper buying the credits, plus you can use the credits for games around the park too (they are around 5 credits as well). In addition, they credits do not expire and you can save it for another time at Luna park. Overall, a great experience, everything was clean. My advice is too come early to avoid the crowd at some of the rides and lunch line too. (Arrive when it opens at 11 am) read more

Luna Park - Price as of 5/27/2025 - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I went on 4 rides, pheonix, cyclone, wonder wheel, soaring eagle. Pheonix was super fun 10/10 cyclone 7/10 classic but I kept getting smashed by my partner, wonder wheel 8.5/10 swinging is much better. And last but least, soaring eagle, it should literally be called soaring arm. I hurt and u slid off when we went upside down 1/10. read more

Luna park is meant for teens and kid's. But there's rides the whole family can enjoy. The wheel and the coaster within the park are the best rides. You have to buy points or a day pass that'll grant you full access to Luna rides. Great for tikes and tweens to have multiple chances to ride. The coaster will let you ride double since it's short. There's variety of food options from Hispanic to Asian street food. I'd go on a weekday, less crowd and able to move around freely. Have fun! To add, there's multiple restrooms on the pier not sure within the park but please watch your kids. It's still a high traffic area and sketchy zombies. There's police usually patrolling every area during busy season. read more

Luna Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I want to give a shoutout to Carter, the Cyclone operator on Saturday April 18th. I have never felt safer on a rollercoaster than when Carter was running the Cyclone. I would trust them with my LIFE. They were running that ride like a commander in the Navy and it genuinely resulted in a smooth ride and more comfortable experience. They clearly take pride in their work and it shows. read more

Luna Park is located at Coney Island closer to the beach than Nathan's Famous. The subway D, F, N, Q lines all go there. You can buy your tickets at the entrance (see photo). PRO TIP: lunaparknyc.com If you buy the wristbands online, it is $65 vs $75 at the park. Under 48" is $43 vs $53 at the park. These give you unlimited rides for 4 hours. Seems expensive but there does not seem to be long lines whenever we are there. Most recently we went on Friday from 2-6pm and we did not wait very long if at all. The wrist band does not include Skychaser, Slingshot, and Raceway. The only one I would have wanted to do was the Raceway. The games are not included but seem about normal price for games at other similar places. The entrance to the Cyclone is off of Surf Ave East of the main entrance where you get the wrist bands or cards. The Cyclone is old but still really fun and fast. Soaring Eagle lets you corkscrew in flying position. Thunderbolt does a few loops. Since there were no lines we got to go in the front position on all the rides. One weird thing is there is Deno's Amusement Park kind of in between Luna Park and the Cyclone. This is a separate park from Luna. We definitely have a great time both when the kids were in elementary school and now that they are in high school. read more

Luna Park - Entrance - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Had to bring my nieces that were visiting from out of state to Coney Island and Luna Park was a must. They had a great time on a small roller coaster and the bumper cars. Rides now take credits & credits (on a plastic card) are expensive and money doesn't go very far, but it was well worth it to see how happy they were with everything. They had a wonderful time at a historic place and we were able to walk on the boardwalk afterwards. Great day! read more

This place is the worst place ever customer service is crap here I recommend not even visiting if you from out of town the worst customer service! And if I could put negative stars, I would do that read more

Absolutely awful experience. I'm shocked at how untrained and clueless the staff were. Not a single person seemed to know anything -- one of them didn't even know what a carousel or merry-go-round was. Seriously? No one could give a straight answer about ride prices. One ride had a giant sign saying $6, but when I got in line, it turned out to be $18. When I didn't have enough credits, an employee told me to come back -- then completely disappeared and didn't even remember me when I returned. On top of that, the water fountains didn't work, and there weren't nearly enough of them. The customer service was nonexistent. No one helps you, no one knows what's going on, and frankly, I have no idea what any of the workers are getting paid to do. Total disaster. Don't waste your time or money. read more

It has America's history. Loved the older rides like the Cyclone.! If you haven't been there yet you have to go today. I love going there with friends. A must if you are visiting!!! read more

Luna Park out of the 26 different parks I've visited this year this is one of the most anticipated ones for me as I've wanted to come to Coney Island ever since I was a little girl. So this park and whole area are legendary in it's own way as pretty much everyone knows about Coney Island but Luna Park now a days is also very unique in another way as the park is owned by Zamperla which is a ride manufacturer based out of Italy so pretty much all of the rides and roller coasters here are ones that they have manufactured I guess you can say that this park is kinda like their show room in the United States. While they might not be my favorite manufacturer they do however make some awesome and unique roller coasters and rides that can be found at a ton of different parks all over the world some of them in Luna Park are at least unique to the US as I've only seen and ridden a handful of these models elsewhere. Their coaster collection is pretty cool in a way as they have a good amount of unique designs like some of which are their own spin on some of them out there like Sorin Eagle which is a very unique flying coaster as I've never ridden another one that's designed like this. You also can't count out the Cyclone the most OG wooden coaster around like that's just a landmark in the coaster community and I must say it was a very fun ride as it was smooth and just perfect for it's age! So next to thunderbolt you will find a bunch of track for a new project for 2022 which is super awesome as who doesn't love a new coaster and I must say it's nice to see how much Zamperla keeps adding new designs to this park! Overall this was an awesome day with some fun rides and coasters it was definitely worth the trip here and I'm sure I'll get back here again at some point as you can't ever go wrong with a trip to Coney Island! read more

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You have to come here if you are in New York. Grab a Coney Dog, sit on the boardwalk, and enjoy a few rides. I will say, going at night FELT pretty sketchy but I would definitely go back if given the opportunity. read more

An awesome place to take the family to, lots of fun rides and great selection of food. I've enjoyed it every single time we've been here, the rides are one of a kind and the atmosphere is just awesome. read more

I recommend buying a ticket online (just be sure to read the list of rides you get with each wristband). I bought the 4 hour extraordinary wristband. Had reservations for 4:00, but you can come earlier and they don't fuss about it. I came 3:30. You must wait on Line to pick up online wristbands. The line was about 10 minutes long. It gave me Unlimited access to many rides. I rode the Cyclone over seven times that day! I just kept getting back on the line! It was so much fun and staff were either friendly or neutral. Lines for rides overall were about 3-10 minutes. Thunderbolt ride had the longest line. I have been going to this amusement park before it was called Luna Park. They got rid of the big waterslide ride but there are some new rides. This is a place near and dear to my heart so I might be biased since I've been going there since I was four years old. This is not a six flags type of amusement Park. This has a very Brooklyn and local vibe to it. Overall, I recommend going down for a day of fun! Heads up: Once you leave the family park area, you are not allowed back in. Luna Park and Dino's park are two separate parks. Because of COVID, the Luna Park area is gated/admission only. However, you can ride the Cyclone and pay per ride without an admission admission ticket to either of these parks. Dino's does not have a gated admission-you can walk right in. read more

A fun afternoon at Coney Island. A large carnival theme. It reminded me of Men in Black 3. read more

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A solid place to spend the weekend with the family. Luna Park in Coney Island is a fun and exciting destination for families looking to enjoy a day of thrills and excitement. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that tickets were only $20 when I visited on a Sunday, as they are normally priced at $65. The park has undergone recent upgrades, and it shows in the quality of the rides and roller coasters. My kids had an amazing time trying out all of the new attractions, and we spent the entire day enjoying the different rides and games. It's worth noting that some specialty rides, such as the go-karts, are not included with the wristband admission, so be prepared to pay a little extra for those experiences. Overall, Luna Park was a great experience that exceeded my expectations. The park offers a great selection of rides and attractions for all ages, and there's plenty to keep you entertained for the entire day. As night falls, it's important to be aware of the surrounding area. There may be zombies and sirens around, which can be a little unnerving, but it's all part of the Coney Island experience. If you're looking for a fun and exciting day out with the family, Luna Park in Coney Island is definitely worth a visit. Just be sure to check the pricing ahead of time and keep an eye out for any unexpected nighttime events. You also have the nice broadwalk and many shops to get something to eat or have a drink too! read more

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It was ok kinda like school cafeteria pizza hahaha still a pretty good spot. If ur walking around eating and enjoying the entertainment! read more

Luna Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This is the perfect place for you to come and have a seaside adventure with your kids or kids at heart. They have different rides and midway games for all ages and sizes. Each ride costs a certain amount of tickets or you can get one of the unlimited risk bans if they sell at ticketbooks. We usually just walk around and take a look at all the different people and people and offerings in the park. Check out the beautiful new mirrors that they've put up Along the outer walls. read more

Luna Park - The new Luna Park mural is complete!!! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I love the vibe here. It's the most relaxing amusement park I've ever been to and the only one i don't get tired of. It's best in the evening when they turn on all the lights, you have a nice breeze heading in, sit down for a funnel cake, take a spin on The Tickler. Speaking of funnel cake, it's fried dough with powdered sugar, almost like a zeppole. The perfect treat. What's not so perfect is the undercooked corn dog. Raw dough on the inside and the dog was cold, yet dark on the outside. There's usually only lines for the most popular rides, and even then the lines aren't so bad. The arcade and carnival games leave much to be desired especially for the prices. But it is what it is. There's a fair amount of fun rides for every age group. There's parking on the street and the beach and boardwalk at one end of the park. read more

Luna Park - Funnel cake and undercooked corn dog - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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What can I say about this park? A group of us went here when my friend was given free tickets from her boss. She is the daredevil out of the 6 of us. When I look at the roller coaster rides, my stomach would turn. I have this extreme fear of height. Awhile back, I went with another group of friends to the Pocono. There was this park called TreeVentures. I went and did the zip-line twice. First time, I closed my eyes. When I went back to my friends, I told them with pride that I did it. Of course, they teased me by asking if I did with my eyes open. Feeling like I have to prove them wrong, I did it again with my eyes open. Let just said, I couldn't sleep that night. Anyway, if you are a big fan of roller coaster rides, go to Luna Park. On my bucket list, I have the Cyclones. I'm determine to ride it even if the thing sound like it's going to collapse when you're on it. read more

I went to Luna park the other day with my friends, and our favorite ride was the thunderbolt. There was one worker in particular named Mikey who was great, and really made it a personal experience. Loved it would go again. read more

Always making memories here whether good or bad. I have things I like and things I hate. Luna Park is one of if not the most famous amusement parks in the world. Fun even just walking around. The admission price is what makes it suck. Best way is to pay for rides individually. It saves you some money. The cost for total park admission is $69 per person. A better option mentioned by others is to buy a bunch of individual ride tickets in a bundle. It's $100 to get over 100 tickets. The rides charge varying amounts of tickets. Cyclone seems to be overly expensive. This is a pretty quick ride that leaves you in aching pain. A lot of newer ones are okay. The classic ones are great too but you can tell they're taking advantage of nostalgia to charge overly high prices. Food is typical of an amusement park, expensive and greasy. There's some okay restaurants just outside. It still is a must if you're in Brooklyn. It's got bad things but it's still the best amusement park around here. The Cyclone and the Ferris wheel are the ones you must ride. read more

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I came here on a Saturday with my little cousins and half the rides were shut down! Definitely an overpriced amusement park. They do have a decent arcade with Mario Kart, Jurassic Park, ski ball, and other classic games. read more

Got the wristband and loved ricing on the cyclone so much that I went on it on three separate occasions. A couple other roller coasters were fun as well the downside to the wristband is that it's only good for four hours. read more

Luna Park - Roller coaster - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Cyclone is back in operation. I rode on a few other rides. Ate some Frog Legs at Nathan & had to get a hot dog with onions. The arcade needs to get updated. I play the frog in the water game. read more

Luna Park - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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There's a reason they say all sales are final. Paid $100 for rides, and when they don't work.. too bad. Escalated multiple levels and same ridiculous response. Guess they know 50% of customers are from out of town so ripping people off is acceptable. Should be zero stars. read more

I liked visiting this place it was good old vintage American fun. The rides were great and brightly colored and the games and food stands were everything you'd expect from a fair. I loved the location by the ocean and it was a much bigger park than I had expected! The ticket prices for rides were bonkers expensive so we weren't able to really ride any but it was a ton of fun seeing the cyclone and wonder wheel in person! Super cool place and a definite place to visit at least once to experience the history of it all. The boardwalk was great too with lots of places to sit and eat and a beautiful well kept beach to enjoy. read more

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Decided to take my family out to Luna Park today for some fun. Our visit started off sour with an extremely rude staff member at the ticket counter. I went on Friday, August 20th at around 7PM. The person at the ticket counter was just chatting away with her other two co workers in the booth, all three of them looked miserable and their attitude showed it as well. It's insane that the price for tickets are the same as Six Flags. I would expect that if you are pricing $40+ for child tickets then customers should also receive quality customer service, that was definitely not the case. At that point I just wanted to purchase the tickets and leave from the disgusting customer service I received. The looks that we're given to me at the counter was disgusting as well. I mean if you really hate your job that much, I would consider looking for something else? Finally left the ticket counter and started looking for rides for my kids to try. Man oh man, this place just hires anyone, they don't care about customer service at all, they just want you to pay for the overpriced tickets and then anything goes. Every single employee was ratchet, young, and did not care to be there at all. Employees talking amongst each other about their personal life, their boyfriends mistreating them, as I'm waiting to get scanned in so my kids could get on the rides. Im just so surprised that every single employee there were ghetto and ratchet. I understand it's Brooklyn, but dam, was management that desperate to staff the place?? Seems like they just hire anyone. Trust me don't come here and expect quality customer service, this is extremely far from that. Every single employee was rude. I give the place 2 stars because my kids did have fun. The new setup is extremely overpriced. The price does not justify the experience. You can't price yourself to match places like Six Flags, Dorney Park, and give the customer service that you do. You want to create a pleasant experience for your customers, and to do that, you need to hire the right people. Staff at one of the food spots were nice, shocking I know, but it was a pleasant feeling to actually have a staff member smile and say thank you after making a purchase. All in all I will not come back anytime soon. I did it so my kids could have fun, but dam this place went extremely downhill with their customer service. read more

Luna Park - Wonder Wheel - Amusement Parks Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I am sad that I must write this low score review. I visited the park recently with my kids and family so that they can enjoy Coney Island and all of its magic and excitement. However, this year most likely due to COVID and the business trying to recover what they lost from last year, jacked up the prices of everything! For little kids they wanted to charge $45 each, and for adults who are going to ride it was $80!? For 4 hours of unlimited rides. Granted that would be a good deal if you planned to ride every ride since the prices of the rides themselves went up. What really made me mad was the fact that "spectators" means adults who weren't going on ride had to pay $20 just to enter the park!? Why?? That was the last straw and I had to voice my opinion since that was absolute robbery. If your visiting Coney Island go to beach, get some hotdogs, ride the classic Cyclone which you can do separately and not have to pay for Luna Park..I took my family inside the park that had the Wonder Wheel called Deno's where it is FREE for spectators!! You pay per ride like your supposed to back in the old days. For little kids and their parent its the best park, same for all kids young and old there is lots of classic Coney Island rides at Deno's. AVOID LUNA PARK its a rip off!! Until their prices go down or change their rule of spectators having to pay its not worth going. GO TO DENO's you'll enjoy it more. read more

Good place. Had a blast with my 6 year old niece. It is 1 credit for $1. Make sure to use all your credits by October 31st, think that's how I lost a lot of my previous credits. They also have a day pass for unlimited rides. The carnival games can eat all your money! It took all of mines. Overall, good place to go. Btw, a lot of summer camps children. read more