Step into a piece of Melbourne’s history at Luna Park. With its iconic entrance, heritage rides and stunning bay views, it
has been creating seaside memories for over a century and remains one of St Kilda’s most
loved attractions.
Step into a piece of Melbourne’s history at Luna Park. With its iconic entrance, heritage rides and stunning bay views, it has been creating seaside memories for over a century and remains one of St Kilda’s most loved attractions.
Step into a piece of Melbourne’s
history at Luna Park. With its
iconic entrance, heritage rides
and stunning bay views, it has
been creating seaside memories
for over a century and remains one
of St Kilda’s most loved attractions.
Step into a piece of Melbourne’s history at Luna Park. With its iconic entrance, heritage rides and stunning bay views, it has been creating seaside memories for over a century and remains one of St Kilda’s most loved attractions.
Step into a piece of Melbourne’s history at Luna Park. With its iconic entrance, heritage rides and stunning bay views, it has been creating seaside memories for over a century and remains one of St Kilda’s most loved attractions.
Step into a piece of Melbourne’s
history at Luna Park. With its
iconic entrance, heritage rides
and stunning bay views, it has
been creating seaside memories
for over a century and remains one
of St Kilda’s most loved attractions.
A GRAND PICTURE PALACE
Look above the entrance and around the park’s edges to spot its greatest historical treasure: the Great Scenic Railway. Guinness World Records recognises it as the world’s oldest continuously operating rollercoaster. Its wooden track stretches for 967 metres, offering views across Port Phillip Bay between the dips and turns. A standing brakeman travels aboard the train to control its speed
Built in 1913 by the Philadelphia Toboggan Company in the United States, the carousel originally entertained visitors at Sydney’s White City amusement park. It arrived at Melbourne’s Luna Park in 1923. Its restoration involved painstaking work on decorative details, including traditional painting techniques and gold leaf.
These historic attractions make Luna Park an unusual place where heritage is something you can actually ride. Even if rollercoasters are not your favourite activity, the entrance offers a memorable photograph: your holiday smile competing with one of Melbourne’s most recognisable faces. Pasted markdown


ICONIC LANDMARK

FAMILY FRIENDLY

GREAT PHOTO SPOT

ST KILDA FORESHORE

Look around the location and use what you discovered to answer the question below.
Start outside Luna Park's giant face entrance.
Look for the large Palais Theatre building beside Luna Park, towards the beach.
Walk towards the theatre's front entrance, crossing Cavell Street carefully where it meets the forecourt. Watch for vehicles and follow any pedestrian signs,
Stop in the public forecourt where you can clearly see the front of the theatre and its large sign.
You have arrived at Stop 2. Open the palais Theatre page to discover its story and answer your questions.

Visit the next location, answer the question and receive a reward and also a clue that will be used to unlock your Stop 10 final reward vault vouchers exclusive reward for your challenge.
Note: These clues will be put together to form a code word that will be used to unlock your final reward vault vouchers.