Luna Park Sydney
Heritage-listed harbourside amusement park with the famous smiling face entrance, the Coney Island funhouse and unbeatable Harbour Bridge views.
The Complete Luna Park Sydney Guide for 2026
Luna Park Sydney has been welcoming visitors at Milsons Point on Sydney Harbour since October 1935 and remains one of only a handful of original 1930s amusement parks still operating anywhere in the world. The park is built directly under the northern pylon of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and is protected by its own act of parliament — the Luna Park Site Act — making it a permanent part of the Sydney skyline alongside the Opera House. Today the park hosts more than 20 rides and attractions, the original Coney Island funhouse, an arcade, harbourside restaurants and one of the most photographed entrances in Australia: the giant smiling face that has greeted generations of Sydneysiders.
Whether you are planning a family day out, a date night with skyline views, a school holiday trip with the kids or a quick visit while crossing the Harbour Bridge on a Sydney tour, this guide covers everything you need to know — opening hours, current ticket prices, the must-ride attractions, how to get to Milsons Point, where to park, and how to skip the queues by booking online in advance.
Luna Park Sydney Opening Hours
Luna Park Sydney operates a Friday-to-Sunday schedule for most of the year, then opens daily during the NSW school holidays and the summer Christmas period. Closing times are extended to 11PM on selected Saturday night fireworks events and during major public holidays.
- Friday: 11AM – 10PM
- Saturday: 10AM – 10PM (until 11PM on event nights)
- Sunday: 10AM – 8PM
- Monday – Thursday: closed (open during NSW school holidays)
- NSW school holidays: open daily, 10AM – 10PM
- Christmas / New Year: open daily, with extended hours and NYE fireworks viewing
Luna Park Sydney Ticket Prices
General entry to Luna Park Sydney is free — you only pay for the rides. The best value is the Unlimited Rides Pass, which gives you all-day access to every ride in the park. Family passes and twilight passes are also available, and booking online through authorised resellers usually saves you 10–20% versus the on-gate price.
- Adult Unlimited Rides Pass: from $54 AUD
- Child Unlimited Rides Pass (4–12 yrs): from $44 AUD
- Family Pass (2 adults + 2 kids): from $189 AUD
- Twilight Pass (after 5PM): from $39 AUD
- Spectator entry (no rides): free
Top Rides at Luna Park Sydney
From heritage rides that have spun since the 1930s to modern thrill machines, the line up at Luna Park Sydney covers every age group and adrenaline level.
- Wild Mouse: the heritage-listed wooden roller coaster — one of only two of its kind left in the world.
- Ferris Wheel: spectacular views over Sydney Harbour, the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge.
- Rotor: the 1950s spinning drum that pins you to the wall with centrifugal force.
- Coney Island: the original 1935 wooden funhouse with giant slides, the Joy Wheel and the Turkey Trot.
- Tango Train: a family roller coaster that's perfect for first-timers.
- Hair Raiser: a 35-metre drop tower for the brave.
- Ranger: a 360° pendulum swing that turns the whole world upside down.
- Carousel, Flying Saucer & Tea Cups: the kids' precinct rides for under 8s.
Getting to Luna Park Sydney
Luna Park Sydney is one of the easiest attractions in the city to reach by public transport. The park sits right next to Milsons Point train station on the T1 North Shore line — just one stop from Wynyard in the CBD — and the Milsons Point ferry wharf is a 2 minute walk away on the F1 Manly and F6 Mosman routes. By car, follow signs to the Sydney Harbour Bridge north side and use the on-site car park.
- By train: Milsons Point Station — 2 min walk, one stop from Wynyard or Town Hall.
- By ferry: Milsons Point Wharf — 2 min walk, services from Circular Quay.
- By car: on-site parking from $20/day, see our Luna Park Sydney parking guide.
- By foot: 25 minute walk across the Sydney Harbour Bridge from the CBD with stunning skyline views.
Food, Restaurants & Things to Do Nearby
Luna Park Sydney has more than half a dozen on-site eateries from classic carnival snacks — fairy floss, hot chips, mini doughnuts — to sit-down meals at the harbour-view Deck restaurant. After the park, walk five minutes to Milsons Point's Olympic Pool and Bradfield Park for the best Harbour Bridge photo spot, or head into the CBD to combine your visit with the Sydney Opera House, Circular Quay and The Rocks.
Looking to combine multiple attractions in one trip? Check our Luna Park tickets and passes hub for combo deals, or browse our opening hours guide to plan a multi-park itinerary across Sydney, Melbourne and Coney Island.
