Luna Park

The Rides

The park's attractions span the full range from gentle to adrenaline-fuelled. For younger children there are classic carousels, small trains, and the bumper boats that drift across a shallow water channel. Teens and thrill-seekers can test themselves on the mini roller coaster, the spinning "Octopus" arm, and other rotating rides that lift and swing. The Big Berry tourism guide singles out the "Kamikaze Ranger" among the more challenging attractions. Prize-game stalls — ring tosses, target throws, fortune wheels — line the pathways between rides.↗↗↗

Since the summer of 2026, the park also houses a Wax Museum (Luna Park Wax Museum) featuring 46 life-size figures grouped into seven themed universes: actors, musicians, sports personalities, historical and political figures, superheroes, and cartoon characters. Visitors can photograph the figures up close, and the museum offers a rain-day or cool-evening alternative. Adult admission runs around 50 lei, children's around 35 lei.↗

The Evening Atmosphere

Luna Park operates inside the Satul de Vacanță (Holiday Village), a broader leisure district at the southern entrance to Mamaia that's been a summer gathering spot for decades. Around the park you'll find restaurants, terraces, souvenir stalls and street vendors selling grilled corn, cotton candy and ice cream. The combination of carnival lights, music from every direction, and the smell of charcoal grills gives the whole area a lively, slightly chaotic, thoroughly Mediterranean-Black-Sea feel. Visitors consistently recommend coming in the evening — that's when the lights switch on and the park truly performs.↗↗↗

Visiting Tips

There is no entrance ticket — you walk in freely and pay per ride at each attraction's booth, typically 20–40 lei depending on the ride. Prices are posted clearly at every machine. The season opens in late May (in 2026, May 29) and runs through summer. Opening hours are roughly 6 PM to 11:30 PM every day during the season. The park is most animated after sunset.↗↗↗

Getting there is straightforward: Luna Park sits on Bulevardul Mamaia at the junction with Strada Aurel Vlaicu, right where Constanța meets the Mamaia resort strip. The Mamaia cable car's Perla station and the Aqua Magic water park are just a few hundred metres away, and the Constanța–Mamaia bus line runs along the boulevard. Parking in the Holiday Village area is paid.↗↗

The park is wheelchair accessible, with accessible entrance, parking and restrooms available. Families with small children often find the best approach is to start with the gentle rides — train, carousel, bumper boats — and end with a Ferris wheel turn as the sun drops and the lights come up.↗↗

In the Area

Luna Park sits at the heart of Mamaia's evening entertainment corridor. The Mamaia Cable Car stretches along the beach strip from the Grand Casino area to Perla. Aqua Magic water park is a family-friendly daytime option a short walk to the north. Lake Tăbăcărie, just behind the park, is a calm spot for sunset walks and boating. And the Mamaia Promenade, lined with terraces and shops, invites a slow stroll before or after the rides.↗