Luna Park Sydney



Theme Park:Luna Park (since 2004)
Luna Park (2000 - 2001)
Luna Park (1995)
Luna Park (1983 - 1988)
Harbourside Amusement Park (1982)
Luna Park (1935 - 1979)
Address:1 Olympic Dr
Milsons Point NSW 2061
https://www.lunaparksydney.com/
Operated by: Luna Park Sydney Pty Ltd

Luna Park Sydney right next to the iconic harbour bridge is one of the most traditional amusement parks worldwide. Opened in 1935, the park hosts a large selection of family-friendy rides, as well as a bunch of very unique roller coasters. 

 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




Coney Island • Fun House

 

Coney Island

Old fashioned fun

 


Rotor

 

Rotor

The sticky wall ride

 


Wild Mouse • Hopkins & Pearce Wooden Wild Mouse

 

Wild Mouse

An insane coaster

 


Luna Park Melbourne



Theme Park:Luna Park Melbourne (since 1912)
Address:18 Lower Esplanade
St Kilda VIC 3182
https://www.lunapark.com.au/
Operated by:Luna Park Melbourne Pty Ltd

Scenic RailwayLuna Park Melbourne right next to the beach in St.Kilda is one of the most traditional amusement parks. Opened in 1912, the park hosts a selection of family-friendy rides, as well as the world’s oldest wooden roller coaster Scenic Railway.

 
 
 

Highlights of the Theme Park

 




Enterprise • HUSS Enterprise

 

Enterprise

A true classic

 


Pharaoh's Curse • Fabbri Kamikaze

 

Pharaoh’s Curse

A breathtaking experience

 


Scenic Railway

 

Scenic Railway

The world’s oldest roller coaster

 


 

A visit to Taunus Wunderland

Taunus Wunderland

Taunus Wunderland in Schlangenbad near Wiesbaden is a medium-sized family amusement park. The park was opened in 1966 by the Maxeiner family as a fairy tale forest and petting zoo. The first attractions moved into the park in 1998, when the showman Otto Barth took over the park.

Quite quickly after the takeover by the Barth family, one of the family’s Wild Mouse roller coasters found its way into the park. In 2001, the construction of the large log flume by Mack Rides followed. Starting in 2016, the small amusement park was restructured into a proper theme park. The themed areas of Opa Alfreds Dinotal, Rosis Zuckerwatteland and Onkel Bernds Bauernhof are all quite successful and have a very different charm than the loosely placed fairground rides before.

Wilde Maus

The main attraction of the Rosis Zuckerwatteland themed area is the Wilde Maus family roller coaster, which towers over all the other attractions due to its hillside location and thus offers a great view of the surroundings. The ride itself is a classic of German funfairs and is thus a guarantee for a good time.

Traubenrutsche

At the rear end of the park is the entrance to the Grape Slide. The log flume from Mack Rides scores with its high shot at the end of the ride. Before that, the boat bobs a few meters through the canal and turns a lap around the lift before it is sounded. Once at the top, two turntables and a very short backward passage in between await the guest. This is followed by the final plunge into the cool water, whereupon the ride comes to an end.

Kuhddel-Muuuhddel

The entrance to the small roller coaster Kuhddel-Muuuhddel is located slightly below the log flume Traubenrutsche. The spinning coaster from SBF Visa turns several laps through the short layout, which can be very entertaining due to the rotation of the gondola, which is very easy to spin depending on the load.

Miscellaneous

Other highlights in the park are the small break dance from SBF Visa, a tube slide and the small free fall tower Knall und Fall by abc rides. Currently, a new themed area is being constructed directly by the entrance, where, among other things, a Mondial Top Scan, a true thrill machine, will move into the park. Likewise, the Galaxie Express from the former Space Center Bremen will finally find a new home in Taunus Wunderland.

Pictures Taunus Wunderland

Conclusion Taunus Wunderland

The Taunus Wunderland surprised me a little. The themed areas are all really nicely designed and have a pleasant flair. The future expansions of the amusement park already make me want more, so I’ll be happy to stop by.

 

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