Very fun retro day out! The roller coaster was crazy fast and the Ferris wheel gives you great views. There are retro games and slides/activities. It wasn’t very busy when we went which was great. Would recommend for kids and people without kids.

Wasn’t terrible but was very very overpriced for what it was and was concerningly empty the whole duration we were there. On top of this you pretty much have to get a ferry there from near the opera house or surrounding area which takes around 15 mins each way, I would advise going to other places before here for sure and to only go here if you have plenty of time to kill or are in Sydney for over a week at least.

Disappointed - YES! Headed to Luna Park to find only two rides operating! A ferris wheel and merry go round, not particularly exciting! We had checked the website first and did not see any reference to only two rides operating. Wandered around and left after about 20 minutes then had to pay $8.00 for a very disappointing experience - to get our car out of the car park. Need to up their game to ensure clear and obvious awareness on their website of what rides are operating.

After reading the reviews here I wasnt quite sure what to expect, however we actually had a really good day today. We got there right on 10am opening and the kids (ages 4, 9 and 12) got loads of rides done straight away with either no wait or very small wait time. It rained around lunch time we sat inside and had snacks (took our own). I was surprised how much my 4 year old could do - I wasn't planning on getting him a ticket but as he was tall enough for the green band we did. The kids had a absolute ball. After lunch the wait times were a little longer, but they never waited more than 15 mins. We bought the arcade game pass online before we went for the kids (they got 6 goes each for $35 each). I feel it would have got expensive buying it as we went - the pass was a great way for them to see how many goes they had left. Overall yes it is expensive, but as a one off for the kids it was worth it. They had so many rides in 4 hours we were there. Plus won 1 giant stuffed toy and 3 smaller ones.

Very disappointing as it’s probably too early in the season for a visit. Only two rides were open and a couple of carnival games.

Didn't expect too much, but wanted ro visit a famous land mark. Don't bother yourself. Literally nothing going on. Small ferry's wheel was moving & a few sad side games. Walked in & saw everything within 5 mins including standing to look around in disappointment & read the parks history. Just missed the rtn ferry by 1 min, so wrote this review to save other people the disappointment.

Just went in to have a look before we walked across the Bridge. Place is impressive but we didn’t want to go on any rides except for the Ferris Wheel. Went to the ticket window to purchase a ticket but were told that the Ferris Wheel pass wasn’t available today, only the unlimited ride pass. Bit disappointed with this as there wasn’t any clear signage around stating this. Also think that the team talks that they have with staff before the park is opened is done out of earshot if customers as some of the things said wasn’t very customer freindly.

Come and queue. Buy your unlimited queue time pass. The operators of Luna Park have figured out the best way to maximise profit is to (legally) keep ride maintenance costs to a minimum, is to minimise use of the rides. How do you do that during opening hours? Easy, get everyone queuing. With no competition, they design their rides for slow loading/unloading. The rides are the attraction. But you’ll have fun if you like queuing. Clever strategy Luna Park. An (almost) invisible way to skim profit from us (sucker) customers

Brilliant theme park that felt really traditional! The park itself and the rides are traditional - we really loved them all and the views from the tops of the rollercoasters were absolutely breath-taking! If you want a fun, family night out making memories, this is the place to go!

Luna Park Sydney is in a amazing location with great views from parts of the park. Entry is free, but tickets for rides/experiences can very quickly add up for a family. Plus side is you don't have to buy a ticket if you are just going to walk around or supervise. Some of the attractions were a bit dated, but the park is clean and well organised and staff are helpful. There are newer rides towards to back of the park. The canvas sack slides were a massive hit with my 9 year old. He could happily have spent the whole day there. We had a great family afternoon here. I recommended arriving late afternoon and staying once it gets dark so you can experience the park with all of the lights on.

Booked early for a small birthday of 4 kids. The weather was turning out to be heavy rain all weekend. I called and they said NO REFUNDS and $80 on top of ticket prices to change day. I waited to see if rain would hold out, but it didn’t and called the day before to upgrade to another day. They then said They couldn’t upgrade as I didn’t give 48hours notice but said because the weather very bad they would upgrade me for $100. After I use my very expensive tickets….never ever again.. AND the upgrade to a flexi pass only valid 90days…isn’t there a 5year law on vouchers now???? Scammers LUNA PARK SUCKS 😡

Paid $182 to enter, there was only the Ferris wheel and carousel operating, the entry price included two rides. Carousel ride went around twice and ended. Still had to pay up to between $10 and $20 per game for a go on the clowns. Food overpriced. Never going back.

Small bottle of water, $5.50. Everything overpriced. Someone I spoke only had cash, so no fun for them. We’ll never be back.

It always surprises me that Luna Park exists where it does, right on the waterfront of Sydney Harbour, at the foot of the Harbour Bridge. The giant face which forms the entrance has been grinning its maniacal, kinda fun but kinda creepy, smile at Sydney-siders for decades. Built in 1935, the fun park has retained a retro feel which makes it nice to stroll through. However it’s best seen in the evening. What appears a bit shabby during the day, is transformed as the lights come on and turned into something a little magical. We recently caught the ferry from Circular Quay to Milsons Point at sunset and because we had a bit of time on our hands, we walked through the park. The ferry ride is only short and takes you right under the Harbour Bridge. It’s a lovely time of the day to be on the harbour and many photographers were lining the waterfront with their tripods and cameras set up to catch the stunning views. Entry is free, which I hadn’t realised before. Anyone can stroll through - you only pay if you’re doing rides or games. We didn’t have the time or inclination for either but if we did, the ferris wheel would have been my pick of the rides, for the view alone. It’s worth noting that it is cheaper to book online and in advance compared to buying tickets once you’re there.

It is kinda of ok on a Monday when it is not crowded, still a lot of times queuing up, quiet a few rides out of action/ broken down, the mirror tunnel was filthy, I did mention it to the staff and their answer was we do not get paid enough to care!!! Overall it is a very expensive exercise as it is very hard to get your money’s worth in rides Enjoy if you are patient and… rich