Soon the city of Rome will reclaim what in the last twenty years of the last century was one of the most trendy and appreciated entertainment places: the Luna Park Eur<\/strong> called Luneur<\/strong>. The Luneur<\/strong> is not just a place for teenagers: the global project was reconsidered, making this reborn place child-friendly. Filippo Chiusano, CEO of Luneur Park Spa, explained that at the entrance all children will be given a wristband that will not be simply a sign of recognition for having regularly paid the ticket. This modern “ornament” will actually be a geolocator, allowing parents to monitor their children also through a dedicated app. So Rome<\/em> will soon have a new family attraction, also including a playroom, a library with soft books and many well-structured services, thanks also to the advice of expert pedagogists.<\/p>\n Luneur<\/strong> will be a world full of magic, fairy tale and safety, immersed in the greenery of the original botanical garden which – even in this new context – will not be neglected at all.<\/p>\n As soon as an official opening date of the Luneur of Rome<\/strong> will be announced, we will undoubtedly talk about it again, with useful information also concerning opening hours and tickets.<\/p>\n Meanwhile, always near Rome<\/strong>, there is another amusement park open to the public. It is Rainbow Magic Land<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\nIn fact, in the coming month of June 2016, the amusement park Luneur will reopen.
\nRides, music, haunted houses and adrenaline-pumping attractions: in the 1980s the Luneur<\/strong> was a meeting place and a spot of carefree hours for thousands of people.
\nToday it is close to reopening, after a closure period lasting 8 years, used also for some decisive changes that will be noticeable during the next summer.<\/p>\n
\nThe Luneur of Rome<\/strong> will indeed be an attraction recommended for families with small children, with a mix of new features and some vintage rides. For a specific choice, some rides from the past were decided to remain, such as the Brucomela and the carousel of little horses. However, despite being somewhat nostalgically reminiscent of the old park, much focus is placed on technology combined with safety.<\/p>\n
\nAlthough it is designed for the little ones, over the next months the Luneur<\/strong> will also be expanded with areas for older visitors: in fact, the zone with life-sized dinosaur setups is being planned and will probably be ready by September 2016.<\/p>\n