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For AMAZING VALUE - a day out at Luna Park Sydney - look no further than a Lunaverse Superpass. Bundling all the best that the Park has to offer with unlimited rides, Dream Circus & Sonic Neon.

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Embark on a sensory journey through Sonic Neon, a technology-driven experience where music is transformed into captivating visuals across eight meticulously crafted rooms.

Dream Circus

Dream Circus offers thrills from the comfort of your seat with a cutting-edge technology-driven experience that is astonishing for all ages! Book now to be amongst the first to escape to the Dream Circus, where nothing makes sense!

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Be immersed with our two technology-driven experiences! Sonic Neon will take you on a captivating journey through eight rooms, set to a pulsating 90’s techno soundtrack. PLUS witness Dream Circus from the comfort of your seat with a cutting-edge multi-sensory experience that is astonishing for all ages!

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Looking to get a quick fix of what the Park has to offer? The Luna Lite ticket might be the perfect fit for you! Bundle two rides (Ferris Wheel and the Carousel) with Dream Circus AND Sonic Neon to satisfy those cravings of adventure and escapism.

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Unlimited Rides every day the Park is open, plus exclusive discounts and benefits.

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Come in for a quick spin! The Ferris Wheel Pass gets you one ride of the much loved Ferris Wheel ANY day of the week.

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Come in for a quick spin! The Carousel Pass gets you one ride of the family friendly Carousel ANY day of the week.

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Come in for a quick spin! The Ferris Wheel and Carousel Pass allows for two spins: one on the Ferris Wheel and one on the Carousel on ANY day of the week.

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Enjoy all that Coney Island has to offer with this pass, with attractions for all ages including the Mirror Maze, Joy Wheel, Devil’s Drop and so many more, get lost in the magic that is Coney Island.

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Luna Park Sydney is now open 7 days a week thanks to Luna Lite days!

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Dream Circus offers thrills from the comfort of your seat with a cutting-edge multi-sensory experience that is astonishing for all ages! Book now to be amongst the first to escape to the Dream Circus, where nothing makes sense!

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• Opening Hours:  11 am to 10 pm (Friday and Saturday), 10 am to 6 pm (Sunday), 10 am to 3 pm (Monday)
• Location:  1 Olympic Dr, Milsons Point NSW 2061, Australia.
• Duration:  3 to 4 hours 
• Prices:  AUD 34 to AUD 125

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• By Ferry:  Visitors can avail themselves of the ferry services to the Milsons Point Wharf, which is located exactly in front of Luna Park Sydney. 
• By Bus:  Board a Sydney state transit bus and hop off at Milsons Point, the nearest bus stop which is 350.0 m away from the attraction.
• By Car:  Get to the city centre at Sydney CBD, which is 4.1 km away from the attraction via the Bradfield Hwy route. 

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• Purchase the Luna Park Sydney tickets online in advance to avoid standing in long queues at the ticket counter and get direct entry to the attraction.
• Wear comfortable clothes and shoes as you need to walk and ride all the rides and attractions throughout the park.
• Cover your head and face with hats and sunscreen to prevent yourself from the harmful UV rays of the sun in Luna Park Sydney.
• Check out the age and height restrictions before getting into any of the rides and attractions of the park.
• Bring a water bottle to the park and refill them at the different water stations available inside the park.
• The park is wheelchair accessible and the team takes special care to help people with special needs and requirements.
• You can choose between the different pass options, like the Standard Entry Ticket, Day, Annual Pass, and Flexi Pass, as per your own needs and preferences.

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Blacklight Dessert Bar

Enjoy something sweet as you overlook 10,000 pulsating neon lights! Enter a world of neon treats at Blacklight Dessert Bar with glow fairy floss and soft serve.

Embark on an electrifying odyssey through sound and light with Sonic Neon—an immersive journey where music transcends into breathtaking visuals.

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Experience the rush of your favorite rides by moonlight, a totally different experience from the daytime. Your ticket grants you unlimited rides on all the park's attractions during the event!

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Meet the heritage carnival characters of the original Luna Park Sydney, as stilt-walkers, jugglers and mime artists from 1935 roam the darkness

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• Opening Hours: 6 PM to 10 PM
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• Price: Starting at $60

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Sydney’s Luna Park listed for sale, tipped to fetch $70m price tag

The iconic Sydney landmark has been placed on the market, with reports the sale price could go as high as $70m.

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Sydney’s iconic Luna Park has been listed for sale, with the multimillion-dollar listing expected to generate heavy domestic and international interest.

The Milsons Point amusement park could sell for up to $70m, with CBRE agents Simon Rooney, James Douglas and Paul Ryan running the campaign.

“Trophy assets such as Luna Park are tightly held and rarely traded, with the campaign providing an opportunity to secure a world-class entertainment, event and experience destination with further upside,” Mr Rooney said.

Expressions on interest will close in late-August and the park will continue running, business-as-usual, during the sales process.

The site is owned by Canadian construction heavyweight Brookfield under a long-term lease that expires in 2040; however, under NSW legislation it must remain an entertainment precinct and cannot be redeveloped into residential dwellings.

Announcing the sale, Luna Park Sydney chief executive John Hughes spoke to the park’s commercial value.

“The business has undergone a strategic transformation, with a $40m upgrade during the last four years adding new rides and immersive experiences, both of which are driving record visitation,” he said.

“Our outstanding management team is pursuing a strong pipeline of new opportunities that will further add value to the business.”

Modelled after New York’s famed Coney Island, the Sydney site opened in 1935 and is now

home to 17 rides, a heritage-listed Coney Island funfair and a Crystal Palace and Big Top event space.

In 2016, the NSW government paid Brookfield $3.2m to buy back a 500sq m clifftop site, which has since been turned into a public park.

At the time, then finance minister Dominic Perrottet spoke glowingly of “returning” the site to the people of NSW and said it would “encourage foot traffic along the clifftop and provide locals and visitors with new views of our harbour”.

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Iconic Sydney theme park Luna Park up for sale

Sydney's iconic harbourside theme park, Luna Park, has been put up for sale, with the asking price believed to be in the region of $70 million.

The land the venue is located on is owned by state government entity the Luna Park Reserve Trust, and must remain an entertainment venue even after the sale.

Canadian asset manager Brookfield has confirmed it is selling the amusement park through local real estate agency CBRE.

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"The sale presents a unique opportunity to secure the Luna Park business in a globally recognised Sydney landmark underpinned by outstanding investment fundamentals and a strong brand," CBRE's Simon Rooney said.

"Trophy assets such as Luna Park are tightly held and rarely traded, with the campaign providing an opportunity to secure a world-class entertainment, event and experience destination with further upside."

Luna Park Sydney was first opened in October 1935 following the success of the original theme park of the same name in New York.

It was shut down on several occasions, including after a deadly fire on the Ghost Train ride in 1979, in 1988 for renovation, and in 1996 following a legal stoush with nearby residents over noise complaints and financial troubles.

It reopened in 2004, and has since been listed on the NSW Heritage Register.

"Since opening in 1935, Luna Park has played an important role in Sydney's social and cultural fabric," Luna Park CEO John Hughes said.

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"The business has undergone a strategic transformation, with a $40 million upgrade during the last four years adding new rides and immersive experiences, both of which are driving record visitation.

"Our outstanding management team is pursuing a strong pipeline of new opportunities that will further add value to the business."

It currently has 17 rides plus the heritage-listed Coney Island funhouse, as well as the 3000-capacity Big Top music and event venue.

Brookfield has owned the park for two decades, but said the time was right for it to pass to new ownership.

"We have been proud owners of Luna Park Sydney for the last 20 years and have invested $40 million since 2019 to enhance its operations," Brookfield Managing Director and head of real estate investments in Australia Ruban Kaneshamoorthy said.

"As we focus our Australian portfolio on core assets, it's time for Luna Park to transition to new custodians, who can steer the business through to its next phase of growth and ensure it remains an icon of the Harbour City."

Luna Park Sydney listed for sale for first time in two decades, expected to sell for tens of millions

Sydney's Luna Park is being put up for sale for the first time in two decades, with a price tag expected to be in the tens of millions of dollars.

The heritage-listed amusement park on Sydney's harbour foreshore opened in 1935 and remains one of the city's most recognisable landmarks.

Investment firm Brookfield acquired Luna Park Sydney in 2007 as part of its acquisition of builder Multiplex.

Luna Park Sydney CEO John Hughes said it was the right time to sell.

"The business is in really great shape," Mr Hughes said.

"We've had a couple of years of extreme growth with new immersive experiences launched here at Luna Park Sydney and our shareholders think now is the right time to go on market."

Sydney's version of Luna Park was based on the concept of the "first" Luna Park which opened at Coney Island in New York in 1903.

American entrepreneur Herman Phillips brought the idea to Australia and opened Luna Park in Melbourne in 1912 and Luna Park Glenelg in Adelaide in 1930.

Mr Phillips won a tender to develop the site at North Sydney in 1935 and dismantled the amusement rides at the Glenelg site and transported them to Sydney.

Luna Park protected by unique legislation

Mr Hughes said the amusement park had played an "important role in Sydney's social and cultural fabric" and remained protected by legislation.

"The park is protected by parliamentary legislation and is one of only two parks globally that is protected by this type of legislation," he said.

"Meaning that Luna Park Sydney must remain an amusement park for all of Sydney and Sydneysiders to enjoy."

Sydney's Luna Park opened to immediate success and remained popular throughout the wartime period of the 1940s.

The site was sold a number of times over the years and by 1975 it was operating on a weekly basis because the managers were unable to negotiate a long-term lease.

The park was shut down when its Ghost Train caught fire and burnt down on June 9, 1979, killing six children and one adult.

Luna Park Sydney reopened in 1982 and again in 1995 before reopening for a final time in 2004.

International real estate firm CBRE has been contracted to oversee the sale.

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Sydney’s Luna Park goes on sale for first time in two decades

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Expressions of interest are due by late August

Sydney’s iconic Luna Park is listed for sale for the first time in two decades. The heritage-listed amusement park is expected to sell for AU$70 million.

Located on Sydney’s harbour foreshore, Luna Park opened back in 1935. It was last acquired in 2007 by global investment firm Brookfield, when the company acquired Luna Park’s then-owner Multiplex. Brookfield operates the park, buildings and car park.

Luna Park Sydney CEO John Hughes said in a new statement: “The business has undergone a strategic transformation, with a $40m upgrade during the last four years adding new rides and immersive experiences , both of which are driving record visitation.

“Our outstanding management team is pursuing a strong pipeline of new opportunities that will further add value to the business.”

Commercial real estate firm CBRE has been contracted to oversee the sale. CBRE’s Simon Rooney said: “The sale presents a unique opportunity to secure the Luna Park business in a globally recognised Sydney landmark underpinned by outstanding investment fundamentals and a strong brand.

“Trophy assets such as Luna Park are tightly held and rarely traded, with the campaign providing an opportunity to secure a world-class entertainment, event and experience destination with further upside.”

Luna Park is home to 17 amusement rides, including family-friendly attractions, thrill rides and an anchor Intamin coaster, the Big Dipper. It also includes the heritage-listed Coney Island and the Big Top entertainment venue.

Luna Park is “a major player now”

“It’s a different park, and we’re a major player now. To my mind, we’ve set the park up for the next 85 years,” Luna Park’s managing director  Peter Hearne  told blooloop in late 2022.

Luna Park will operate as normal during the sale process. Expressions of interest in the leasehold are due by late August.

In December, the park introduced its new Dream Circus immersive experience, a $15m attraction using state-of-the-art technologies like 360-degree projections, blockbuster surround sound, and holograms.

Images courtesy of Luna Park Sydney

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There are 3 different lunaparks in Moscow, which are all called Luna Park Karusel’ . They are located at these adresses:

Luna-Park Karusel’ Na Poklonnoy Gore Ulitsa Brat’yev Fonchenko, 11, Moscow, Russia, 119590

Luna Park Karusel’ Krymsky Val, 9, Moscow, Russia, 121059

Luna Park Karusel’ Prospekt Andropova, 39, Moscow, Russia, 115487

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Luna Park Karusel’ (Krymsky Val, 9)

This luna park is located in the famous Gorky Park in Moscow, which also hosts the Gorky Park Museum.

The luna park is well suited for children and toddlers. It hosts more than 20 rides, which includes mini-trains, carousels, merry-go-rounds, a 4D cinema, trampolines and a playground. With ticket prices of 250 – 300 rubles per attraction the price level is relatively high.

Luna Park Karusel’ (Prospekt Andropova, 39)

is located on the territory of the famous Kolomenskoye Museum Reserve. This allows you to both admire the monuments, architecture and surroundings while also having a fun day out at the Lunapark with your family.

Have a go on the roller coaster, jump on the trampolines, go for a canoe or boat ride, and much more. Most of the rides here are for small children, but bigger children will also be able to enjoy themselves. The park doesn’t really have any attractions for adults.

If you’re unable to fill your day with the Lunapark and Museum, there are plenty of other fun activities for you to visit in Moscow as it’s all very close to each other.

The park operates using tickets for rides. Each ticket costs 200 to 350 ruble and is valid for one ride depending on how many tickets a ride costs. It’s possible to buy a bracelet which gives you access to all rides. The bracelets are half price on Tuesday and Thursday from 18:00 until closing time. Skiing costs 1200 ruble for 1 hour, if you want to ski for a whole day you’ll need to pay 1700 ruble.

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Sydney's iconic Luna Park has been listed for sale, with the multimillion-dollar listing expected to generate heavy domestic and international interest. The Milsons Point amusement park could sell for up to $70m, with CBRE agents Simon Rooney, James Douglas and Paul Ryan running the campaign. 'Trophy assets such as Luna Park are tightly held and rarely traded, with the campaign providing an opportunity to secure a world-class entertainment, event and experience destination with further upside,' Mr Rooney said. The site is owned by Canadian construction heavyweight Brookfield under a long-term...

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