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10 reviews – “Very Good”

Sydney, Australia

The main midway, with the "Crystal Palace" on the left and the "Big Top" concert and function venue on the right.

by Parkz, 7 years ago

Sledgehammer swings over the queue line for this ride, so it is protected from noise and falling objects by a curved canopy.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

The Joy Wheel (a moving platform) in Coney Island at Luna Park Sydney.

by Cecile D., 13 years ago

Coney Island Luna Park

At the time of opening the ride attracted numerous complaints from local residents. One such complaint was that "the people attracted by the 'hoony ride' are detrimental to the neighbourhood", whilst another said it was “an ugly monstrosity”.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Hair Raiser Luna Park

The Carousel at Luna Park Sydney

by Cecile D., 13 years ago

Carousel Luna Park

Unlike most rides of this type, it is capable of a full 360 degree revolution, inverting riders, though shortly after opening the park reverted to partial height swinging (Reportedly due to technical issues)

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Luna Park Sledgehammer

The train zooms around a helix.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Luna Park Boomerang

A sweeping helix brings the track under the main structure, with plenty of near misses with the wooden framing.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Wild Mouse Luna Park

Typical Luna Park cartoon mural art on the stairs up to the viewing deck.

by Parkz, 7 years ago

Rotor Luna Park

The Rotor at Luna Park Sydney.

by Cecile D., 13 years ago

Rotor Luna Park

Artist rendering of Big Dipper and the other new attractions coming to Luna Park in 2021.

by Parkz, 4 years ago

Big Dipper Luna Park

Cloud Nine is a simple spinning ride

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Luna Park Cloud Nine

The ride seats 30.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Luna Park Sledgehammer

Staff and guests alike can keep an eye on the ride from a circular viewing deck that looks down into the drum.

by Parkz, 7 years ago

Rotor Luna Park

The Coney Island stage.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Big Dipper is the most significant new ride at Luna Park Sydney in decades.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Big Dipper Luna Park

Step 5: Marvel at the laws of physics as the floor drops away and centripetal forces hold you against the wall. As the drum slows down those forces reduce, and you gently slide down vertically a meter or so and end up back on the floor.

by Parkz, 7 years ago

Rotor Luna Park

The Dodgems at Luna Park Sydney

by Cecile D., 13 years ago

Dodgems Luna Park

One last flight of stairs into the station, where the track passes very closely overhead.

by Gazza, 3 years ago

Big Dipper Luna Park

Not for the faint-hearted, Spider can really get you spinning if your weight is balanced just right.

by Richard Wilson, 20 years ago

Spider Luna Park

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