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

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.

Coney Island Boardwalk Entertainment Edition…read moreBrooklyn, NY 11224 As you walk along the elevated pathway, there are many amenities along the along the 2.7 mile boardwalk. Out of all the attractions, these are the top three highlights I highly recommend seeing: 1) Coney Island Beach or Brighton Beach Both beaches are free to enter. Be sure to bring your own beach towel, lounge chair and bathing suit. Catch some sun rays or take a dip in the Atlantic Ocean. 2) Pat Auletta Steeplechase Pier Walk along the pier. This is the perfect fishing location for all anglers! If you don't feel like fishing, grab a seat and enjoy the soothing views of the ocean. 3)Nathan's Be sure to stop by the original Nathan's, home of the annual hot dog eating contest. Although it's not the best tasting hot dog, this is a historic location that everyone should visit at least once. Regretfully, a major disadvantage of this boardwalk are the non-cinematic appearances of an abandoned amphitheater and parachute tower. Aside from this, it's a cool place to spend an afternoon especially during the summer and spring seasons. #coneyisland #coneyislandboardwalk #coneyislandbeach #nathansfamous #nathansfamoushotdogs #riegelmann #riegelmannboardwalk #stillwellavenue #stillwellave #pataulettasteeplechasepier #patauletta #pataulettapier #nathansannualhotdogeatingcontest

Coney Island is one of those places that feels frozen in time, pretty cool. The boardwalk has that…read moreold school charm, wooden planks, the smell of fried food, music playing, people everywhere just soaking it in. I walked around for a while and then decided to finally try the Cyclone roller coaster. It's loud, rickety, and looks like it might fall apart any second, but that's exactly what makes it fun. The ride is rough, no doubt, but it has that classic, hold on and hope for the best energy. By the end I was laughing, slightly bruised, and glad I did it. It's not polished, and that's kind of the point. You don't come to Coney Island for perfection. You come for the experience.

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

Came by to Jump start spring during break for the kids. Its exactly as I remember it…read more 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

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.

Coney Island is a NYC summer staple, and it wouldn't be the same without the iconic Wonder Wheel…read more This giant ferris wheel has been gracing the skyline for over 100 years, and if I'm not mistaken, it's still operated by Deno's family. When you roll up, you get to choose between cars that swing and cars that don't; I recommend the latter if you don't want your children throwing their hot dogs up on you. But you do you. It offers a beautiful and peaceful view of Coney Island, the water, and beyond. It's worth a photo op or two, but you should be aware that they are charging fairly unconscionable prices these days. (You can't even just pay for it, you have to buy a card with credits on it or some nonsense, because there's a few different amusement parks here and they all operate independently and it's all very annoying.) But yeah, go on the Wheel at least once, it's a good time.

I come to Coney Island once a year in the summer. The only thing I get on his the wonder wheel,…read moreit's my fave! I've done both swinging and still cards, swinging gives you a little thrill for sure! A little overpriced but the perfect place to watch the fire works from on Friday nights. The woman handling the line was a little rude but whatever.

At almost 100 years old, this ride is a classic. This is one of only two rides I rode today. The…read moreother one, the wonder wheel. The two most iconic rides on Coney Island. At 10 bucks, it's a tiny bit pricey, but still reasonable. On a Sunday afternoon in August, there was still only about a 10 minute wait. I was lucky, when it was my turn to board, I got the last car on the train. I really got whipped around!. It's a fun ride. For being an almost 100 year-old wooden coaster. The drops definitely get you. Yes, it is a bumpy ride, and, on the turns, throws you around and beats you up a tiny bit, but that's the fun of the ride! And hey, the seats are cushioned! (unlike the coaster at New York, New York in Vegas. That one throws you around and beats you up, but it shouldn't, because that one is a steel coaster that should've been designed better. But, hey, I digress...) I've always wanted to ride the cyclone, and I'm glad I finally did. It was a blast!

97 years and counting! Protected by the government as a national landmark. It's one of the oldest…read morecoasters in America with its original aesthetic intact. It's $10 a ride but worth it. It's separate from the Luna park so be prepared to have extra cash. It's about a minute or so ride and four steep drops. Ride in the back for more g force! If you're visiting and roller coaster enthusiast, this must be your first choice before other rides. It's even open during autumn season. A Ny stable attraction.

Eldorado is one of the old vintage places that is a must do…read morein Coney Island. As my brother Moose (Peter), my lovely wife, & I hopped into a Bumper Car. We were taking a break from all the misery surrounding my wonderful Mom's death & furneral. I loved her so very much. So this was a good break from the misery & heartbreak. Post-bumper cars it was nice to visit good ole Nathan's again have my old fav a Soft Shell Crab sandwich, two hot dogs, & their great Crink cut fries. Anyway back to the Skooter place. Old vintage bumper cars go round & round while you try to bump your brother & wife. There are always strangers who somehow get a kick off ramming you, in a painful whiplash way....but again this is a bad area of Crooklyn. At least the now have seat restraints that will stop you from flipping out of the car, but watch for a headache when somebody rams you hard. Try to avoid if possible. Eldorado, is an old "friend" & has been here even before I was a teen working at the next door now defunct Carvel's Ice-cream store. We got used to hearing the "Bump you Ass Off" & various music at that remote era of rock & disco. This was not a safe area, and I/we too many precautions while we went to work there. I already reviewed my KUNG FU techniques which I practiced with this Crazy Japanese guy at the now defunct King's Plaza Carvel. At the King's Plaza Carvel, I also worked with Crazy Mr. Squirrel & the nutty Eson brothers. One was an Ex-cop & the other totally wacked out. At the Coney one, we had baseball bats behind the counter & a riot gate. The manager was also armed. My insane brother, who did football, once almost ran through a wall there. Again, it was a crazy NYC crew. The owner once offered me, my own store, but I decided to go to College, rather than be a budding Icecream millionaire like him....now I think that was a mistake. Anyway, the Eldorado did send us a stream of customers, even in the coldness of winter, as well as, the nearby Nathan's. I grew nostalgic as I bumped my ass off as the memories of bygone decades raced past me to 35 years ago.... when CONEY ISLAND was still KING!!! Now it seems on it's last legs, so please support Nathan's & Eldorado.....

Eldorado Auto Skooters is a childhood favorite of mine. The sound system they use for their bumper…read morecars is incredible. I felt the bass right into my heart. It is THAT powerful. Beats all the night clubs by far in terms of sound quality. This will always be my favorite ride of Coney Island. The arcade in the back is tons of fun. Sort of reminds me of a Vegas Casino. So many lights. The overall atmosphere will get you lost in a state of trance if you stay there long enough. Simply, cool. Pros: Disco lights, awesome sound system, powerful air conditioning, independently operated, affordable, and all arcades work perfectly. Cons: New (2012) DJ does not play dance music. Just hip hop and reggae. Staff is somewhat unprofessional. Too many bumper cars inside. I would not recommend wearing a white or yellow dress when riding the bumper cars. I have seen many people step on the chairs to get in and out of the bumper cars. I would like to see them play the same kind of music they played from 2011 and before. The original DJ had the best taste. To me, this ride (with the music) brings life to Surf Avenue. I would also like to see new bumper cars in the ride, as sometime the older ones spin out of control. Other than that it's perfect.

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!

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.