Parking Near Luna Park, Milsons Point
Where Can I Park for Luna Park?
The official car park is at 1 Olympic Drive, Milsons Point NSW 2061, with parking charged at $8 for 0–1 hour, $15 for 1–2 hours, $30 for 2–3 hours and $49 for 3+ hours. Nearby private spaces are 120 metres from the site, with hourly, weekly and monthly booking formats.
- Address
- 1 Olympic Drive, Milsons Point NSW 2061
- Closest listed space
- Secure Private Parking in North Sydney - Just $20/month!, 120 m (2 min walk)
- Nearest station
- Victoria Cross, 1.3 km (17 min walk)
Parking Near Milsons Point
Luna Park on Sydney Harbour with a private parking space nearby, helping visitors enjoy a short walk with less circling for parking. Photo: Pexels / Talha Resitoglu
Parking at Luna Park on Olympic Drive
The official Luna Park car park is at 1 Olympic Drive, Milsons Point NSW 2061. Parking is charged at $8 for 0–1 hour, $15 for 1–2 hours, $30 for 2–3 hours and $49 for 3+ hours (lunaparksydney.com).
The published parking information gives these rates and the prebooked day price for the operator’s car park, so drivers can compare the cost of staying for a few hours with the full-day option.
Busy Visits and Street Parking Around Milsons Point
Parking pressure rises around Luna during busy visits, when the attraction’s on-site spaces are competing with demand from nearby Milsons Point businesses and station users. The official visitor information directs drivers to the site’s parking options and map (lunaparksydney.com).
Street parking around the Melbourne site is paid and follows council rates, with council parking available by the day or hour (lunapark.com.au). The Melbourne operator also states that all-day metered parking currently costs $13.20 for the day (lunapark.com.au). Those rules and rates apply to the Melbourne attraction, not the Sydney address at 1 Olympic Drive.
Nearby Public Parking at 52 Alfred Street
Wilson Parking’s 52 Alfred Street Car Park is a named alternative near the Milsons Point site. The operator describes the facility as providing access to nearby Milsons Point businesses, including Luna Park, and to Milsons Point Station (wilsonparking.com.au).
Secure Parking also lists car parks in North Sydney and provides rates and pre-payment options for those facilities (secureparking.com.au). These alternatives suit drivers who want a commercial car park outside the attraction itself, while the council-metered option described by the Melbourne operator is associated with the separate Melbourne venue.
Parksy Spaces 120 Metres From Luna
Parksy lists six nearby private spaces, each 120 metres from the site. The priced choices include a secure private space at $35 a week, a secure space with 24/7 access at $360 a month, and another secure private space at $55 a week.
Three further spaces are listed at $3 an hour, $200 a month and $300 a month. All six are in Milsons Point, placing them close to the Olympic Drive address and offering hourly, weekly and monthly booking formats for drivers whose visit does not fit the attraction car park’s published bands.
Walking From Victoria Cross and Nearby Stations
Victoria Cross is the nearest station listed for the site, at 1.3 kilometres or a 17-minute walk. The route provides a rail-based alternative for visitors who would rather avoid driving into Milsons Point.
Barangaroo is approximately a 19-minute walk away, while Circular Quay railway station is also approximately a 19-minute walk away. These stations widen the walking-access choices for visitors approaching from across Sydney, with the final leg completed on foot.
Sources
- Transport for NSW information
- NSW Government road rules
- How to get to Luna Park Sydney
- Luna Park Sydney: Amusement & Theme Park in Sydney
- Luna Park Sydney - Parking in Milsons Point NSW Australia
- 52 Alfred Street Car Park
- How to Get to Luna Park Melbourne | Directions & Parking
- General FAQs
- North Sydney - Compare Best Value Parking Rates
* Please note: parking prices, time limits and fine amounts change frequently and vary by operator, council and local authority. Everything on this page is indicative and provided on a best-endeavours basis. Always check the sign, the operator or the issuing authority before you rely on a figure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Can I Park for Luna Park?
The official car park is at 1 Olympic Drive, Milsons Point NSW 2061, with parking charged at $8 for 0–1 hour, $15 for 1–2 hours, $30 for 2–3 hours and $49 for 3+ hours. Nearby private spaces are 120 metres from the site, with hourly, weekly and monthly booking formats.
How Much Does the Luna Park Car Park Cost?
Parking at the official car park is charged at $8 for 0–1 hour, $15 for 1–2 hours, $30 for 2–3 hours and $49 for 3+ hours. The published parking information also gives a prebooked day price for the operator’s car park, allowing drivers to compare a few hours with the full-day option.
What Private Parking Is Available Near Luna Park?
Parksy lists six nearby private spaces, each 120 metres from the site. Priced choices include spaces at $3 an hour, $35 a week, $55 a week, $200 a month, $300 a month and $360 a month. The $360 a month space has 24/7 access, and all six are in Milsons Point.
Is There a Car Park Near Luna Park at 52 Alfred Street?
Wilson Parking’s 52 Alfred Street Car Park is a named alternative near the site. The operator describes it as providing access to nearby Milsons Point businesses, including Luna Park, and to Milsons Point Station. Secure Parking also lists car parks in North Sydney with rates and pre-payment options.
Which Station Is Closest to Luna Park?
Victoria Cross is the nearest station listed for the site, at 1.3 kilometres or a 17-minute walk. Barangaroo is approximately a 19-minute walk away, while Circular Quay railway station is also approximately a 19-minute walk away. These options let visitors complete the final leg on foot.
Does Parking Get Busy Around Luna Park?
Parking pressure rises during busy visits, when on-site spaces compete with demand from nearby Milsons Point businesses and station users. The official visitor information directs drivers to the site’s parking options and map. Nearby commercial car parks suit drivers who want parking outside the attraction itself.
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