Luneur Park Map and Brochure (2022 – 2025)
Location: Rome, Italy
Years Active: 1953 – Active
Craving classic thrills and a history lesson? Skip the flashy new parks and head to Luneur Park in Rome. This vintage amusement park dates back to 1953, making it a true Roman relic. Expect a charmingly weathered facade, classic rides, and a slower pace than the high-octane theme parks of today.
Forget cutting-edge coasters and animatronics. Luneur offers a nostalgic trip through time. Think spinning teacups, a rickety wooden coaster, and a whimsical carousel. It’s more about the relaxed atmosphere than the adrenaline rush.
Insider Tip: The Brucomela is Luneur’s iconic caterpillar ride. But don’t be fooled by its kiddie appearance – the whiplash turns on this deceptively simple attraction are legendary!
Luneur Park Map 2025
The Luneur Park Map for 2025 details gentle and thrilling rides, splash zones, themed gardens, and play areas tailored for children aged 4 to 12. It marks key attractions including the Ruota Panoramica (Ferris wheel), Magicirco, Montesogno, and a dedicated splash zone.
Printable Luneur Park PDF Map 2025
Luneur Park Map 2023
Luneur Park Map 2022
FAQ
Why did Luna Park shut down?
Luna Park shut down due to declining attendance, high maintenance costs, and safety concerns. Many parks closed after accidents or financial issues made operations unsustainable. In some cities, redevelopment plans also led to permanent closures of Luna Park sites.
Can I walk around Luna Park for free?
You can walk around Luna Park for free in most locations. Entry to the park is usually free, but rides and attractions require tickets. Some areas may have limited access during events or peak times, so check local policies before visiting.
What is the oldest amusement park in Italy?
The oldest amusement park in Italy is Gardaland, which opened in 1975. Located near Lake Garda, it remains one of the country’s most popular theme parks. Although not the oldest by European standards, Gardaland is Italy’s first major theme park and continues to attract millions of visitors annually.
How much is entry to Luna Park, Coney Island?
Entry to Luna Park, Coney Island is free. Guests only pay for rides and attractions, which require either individual ride credits or an unlimited ride wristband. Wristbands typically cost $42–$62 depending on age and day of the week. Prices may vary during peak seasons or special events.
