Luna Park, Cleveland, Amusement park in Woodland Hills, Cleveland, United States
The park extended across 35 acres of hilly terrain, featuring roller coasters, carousels, a Ferris wheel, and numerous entertainment facilities for visitors.
Frederick Ingersoll opened Luna Park in 1905 as part of an international chain, making it the second installation after the Pittsburgh location.
The Luna Bowl stadium, accommodating 20,000 spectators, hosted professional football teams including the Cleveland Bulldogs and Cleveland Panthers during the 1920s.
Visitors accessed the park via a steep staircase from Woodland Avenue, with an escalator added later to improve accessibility for all guests.
The entrance gates displayed a crescent moon design that mirrored the architecture of the original Coney Island Luna Park in New York.
Location: Ohio
GPS coordinates: 41.48970,-81.61170
Latest update: March 19, 2025 08:59
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