New York City, New York
Luna Park is the largest amusement park in Coney Island, known for its mix of modern thrill rides and historic charm. It captures the spirit of the original 1903 Luna Park.
The Coney Island Cyclone, a wooden roller coaster from 1927, is a National Historic Landmark. The Thunderbolt and Sling Shot offer extreme thrills.
Scream on the roller coasters, enjoy family-friendly spinning rides, play carnival games, and ride the B&B Carousell.
Weekdays in summer are best to minimize wait times. The park is also open weekends in spring and fall.
Admission to walk around is free; you pay per ride using credits or buy an unlimited ride wristband. Wristband prices vary by date and height.
The park has food kiosks serving carnival treats, restrooms, and souvenir shops. Lockers are available for rent near major rides.
Buying wristbands online in advance usually saves money. Check height requirements before queuing if you have small children.
Deno's Wonder Wheel Park, New York Aquarium, and the Coney Island Boardwalk.