Coney Island after Labor Day has its own charm, and Halloween Harvest adds a reason to return: the Cyclone and Thunderbolt still run, but now there are pumpkins to decorate, tractor races for kids and costumed staff ready for photos. It is built for families rather than fright seekers. If you want one last ride on the boardwalk before the park closes for the year, this is the season to do it.
What to expect
The park keeps its regular rides open with seasonal décor layered on, and Halloween activities are spread through the grounds. Expect a family crowd on weekend afternoons and a looser evening feel on longer-hours days.
Good to know
- Take the D, F, N or Q to Coney Island–Stillwell Av, a short walk from the park.
- Hours change day to day in the fall, so check the park calendar before heading out.
- Costumes are encouraged for the trick-or-treating.
- Rides are weather permitting and can pause in rain or high wind.
- Pair a visit with a walk on the Riegelmann Boardwalk just outside the gates.
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Common questions
What is Halloween Harvest?
Luna Park's fall season, with Halloween décor, costumed staff, pumpkin decorating, tractor racing and trick-or-treating while the rides keep operating.
When does it run in 2026?
On select days from mid-September through November 1, 2026; the park calendar lists daily hours.
Is it scary?
No, it is positioned as family-friendly harvest and Halloween fun.
