Luna Park Sydney Set to Celebrate its 75th Birthday!

Luna Park, Sydney's iconic amusement Park, has announced a line up of activities to celebrate its 75th anniversary on 4th October.
Celebrations will include:
⢠A special once-off concert veteran singer, John Farnham, in Luna Parkâs Big Top Theatre, with special guest Melinda Schneider.
⢠Free Unlimited Rides Passes so visitors can go on as many rides as they like, as many times as they like, all day on Monday 4th October. And there are thousands of these Unlimited Rides Passes being given away.
⢠A $15 discount on any Go Wild Unlimited Rides Passes, when purchased during the NSW School Holidays (24th September â 10th October).
⢠Free street entertainment every day during the NSW School Holidays including new acts The Great Dave and Hu-la-la. The Great Dave is a juggler with an obsession with the English tradition of tea. Watch and be amazed as he kicks cups, saucers and a spoon up on to his head, all while riding a unicycle! Hu-la-la is a burlesque bombshell with a high-skill circus act. Watch her wiggle, sizzle and spin a hoop on every part of her body, head to toe â 40 hoops at once in fact!
⢠A special choreographed Birthday Parade, featuring Luna Parkâs professional Showtime performers, dancers, jugglers, stilt walkers and acrobats will take place in Luna Park.....Just for fun! Starting at 2pm and travelling through the Parkâs Midway before reaching an explosive finale, the crowd-stopping Birthday Parade routine is sure to send a tingle to your fingers and a tingle to your feet!
⢠Brand new rides, exclusively for the NSW School Holidays including The Tea Cups â a favourite for little kids, this ride sends you on a gentle spin through the World of Alice in Wonderland, and The Psychodelic, a 3-D parallel universe of mirrors, lights and sounds to be explored across five disorientating rooms.
Since 1935, Luna Park Sydney has been a place where generations of grandparents, parents and children can re-live the memories of days gone by and share new experiences together.
Visitors, past and present, can share a favourite memory via the Luna Park Sydney website.

http://www.lunaparksydney.com