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The amusement park announced Thursday that effective Dec. 31, 2023, Coney Island will be "permanently ceasing operations." Coney Island first opened in 1886 with Sunlite Pool opening in 1925.
Coney Island’s beachfront amusement district, Luna Park, is set to reopen for the 2024 season next weekend. The historic amusement park will reopen on Saturday, March 23, kicking off a...
Coney Island USA is open on Saturdays & Sundays through the Fall! Coney Island Museum | 12pm-5pm. Freak Bar and Gift Shop | 12pm-6pm. Coney Island Circus Sideshow. The world-famous Coney Island Circus Sideshow is the only place in Coney Island where you can enjoy live family-friendly entertainment in an air-cooled theater.
Park Calendar and Hours of Operation. Skip the ordinary and plan an Extraordinary day! Fireworks Saturday September 7th at 9PM! Operating dates, hours and events are subject to change without notice. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT US AT info@LunaParkNYC.com. Watch Our Live Stream. See what's happening at Luna Park right now! Start Live Stream.
After 18 months, Coney Island is set to welcome visitors back to its amusement attractions for the first time since 2019 starting Friday, the Alliance for Coney Island announced Monday.
For those wondering when Coney Island will open in 2023, the answer is March 31. This marks the official opening day of Luna Park for the 2023 season. On March 31st, Luna Park will open its gates at noon and visitors can enjoy rides until 8 p.m.
Upcoming Events. Check out our upcoming events, here at 1208 Surf Avenue! The 2024 Sideshow season has begun! Check out the schedule and get your tickets here. Oct.
After 18 months, Coney Island is welcoming visitors back to its amusement attractions for the first time since 2019 starting Friday. Deno’s Wonder Wheel Amusement Park and Luna Park in Coney...
Coney Island’s amusement parks are set to finally reopen to visitors Friday — after being closed all last season because of the pandemic.
Having been shuttered throughout 2020, the iconic Luna Park in Coney Island is back, albeit with a 33 percent capacity limit and COVID-19 measures in place.