Step through Mr Moon’s grin and into century-old carnival energy at Luna Park St Kilda. Ride the Great Scenic Railway, enjoy unlimited rides, and plan smart for crowds, weather, and accessibility.
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You push through Mr Moon’s wide grin and the carnival greets you—neon teeth, the clack of a wooden coaster, the buzz of neon-lit dodgems. The air smells of salt from Port Phillip Bay and sugar from the stalls; laughter rolls like a tide across the boardwalk.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for a wide range of abilities; minimal physical exertion beyond standing in lines and transferring on/off rides
Wildlife
History
Luna Park opened in 1912 and was modeled on American seaside parks; the Great Scenic Railway is the world’s oldest continuously operating wooden coaster with an onboard brakeman.
Conservation
As a coastal attraction, the park and visitors share responsibility for reducing litter and noise impacts; use public transport and on-site bins to limit footprint.
Reserve your spot on the Melbourne’s Luna Park General Entry with Unlimited Rides today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Buy mobile tickets ahead
Mobile tickets grant instant entry and spare you queuing at the gate—especially useful on weekends and school holidays.
Check ride restrictions beforehand
Some rides aren’t suitable for pregnant visitors or those with heart or back conditions—inspect posted warnings and ask staff.
Arrive before sunset for lighter queues
Late afternoons on weekdays are the sweet spot—cooler air and fewer lines while evening lighting still builds.
Use public transport to avoid parking hassles
St Kilda is well served by trams and trains; arriving by transit drops you steps from the park entrance.
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
You’ll stand and walk on flat paved surfaces and boarding platforms; closed toes help on crowded rides.
Sunscreen and sunglasses
The foreshore sun can be strong; protection keeps the day comfortable between rides.
summer
Light rain jacket or windbreaker
Coastal winds or brief showers can close rides—pack a hooded layer to stay warm while waiting.
fall
Portable phone charger
Photos and meetups rely on phone battery; a charger keeps mobile tickets and directions available.