About Luna Park Melbourne
Luna Park is one of St Kilda's most recognisable sights, with its face-shaped entrance turning an amusement-park visit into part of a Melbourne seaside outing. The compact site is best approached as a place with history and personality, rather than a competitor to Australia's largest destination parks. It can be the centre of a family day or a colourful addition to time along the waterfront.
The Scenic Railway is the signature attraction, with Speedy Beetle and a wider selection of family and thrill rides offering different levels of excitement. Check the current lineup and boarding requirements before deciding how much riding you want. The park's historic character matters as much as the size of its coaster collection.
At a glance
- A long seaside history
- Luna Park Melbourne opened in 1912.
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Planning your visit
Compare the available entry and riding options for each person, especially if some visitors mainly want the atmosphere. Combine the visit with a realistic St Kilda plan rather than rushing through on the way elsewhere. The operator publishes tram, train and parking guidance for the Lower Esplanade entrance. Allow time for a few repeated favourites and a meal instead of expecting a long-distance coaster marathon.
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Getting there
Head to Luna Park Melbourne, 18 Lower Esplanade, St Kilda, Victoria 3182, Australia. Use the official arrival information to plan your route and find the right entrance for your visit.
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Plan with the official information
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Sources and updates
Information checked 2026-10-25.
Photograph: Photo: Luna Park Melbourne.