Luna Park Family Amusement Park comes back to Bulawayo just as Easter holidays start. The park opens near the Highlanders Sports Club with more rides than before. Families can enjoy many attractions at this fun destination. Little kids love the Flying Chairs ride called The Dangler, made for children six months to five years old. Children under nine years old enjoy riding the Mini Train around the colorful park area.
Older visitors try the Water Walker, where people walk inside giant balloons floating on water. The park added more payment stations to make lines shorter for everyone. Each regular ride costs US$2, but special attractions like quad bikes cost US$3. Park manager Witness Chihota says they worked hard to create safe family fun. People can enter the park without paying any admission fee.
The park stays open from morning until night every day during April. Visitors pay with cash or mobile money when they want to ride. Photographers take pictures that families can buy right away as souvenirs. School holiday time brings many happy children to Luna Park. The park creates special memories for all Bulawayo residents during the trade fair season.
Older visitors try the Water Walker, where people walk inside giant balloons floating on water. The park added more payment stations to make lines shorter for everyone. Each regular ride costs US$2, but special attractions like quad bikes cost US$3. Park manager Witness Chihota says they worked hard to create safe family fun. People can enter the park without paying any admission fee.
The park stays open from morning until night every day during April. Visitors pay with cash or mobile money when they want to ride. Photographers take pictures that families can buy right away as souvenirs. School holiday time brings many happy children to Luna Park. The park creates special memories for all Bulawayo residents during the trade fair season.
