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The Parko Paliatso Luna Park is located in Ayia Napa in Cyprus. The Park opened in 1999 offering fun and excitement to people of all ages.

It is the largest Luna Park in Cyprus on 30.000 square metres of land. The Luna Park has over 25 rides and the parking area can accommodate up to 300 cars. The biggest and most popular attraction in the park is the sling shot which is the highest seat ejaculation in Europe. In 2010 the Luna Park also acquired a 45 metre Giant wheel.

The rides are categorised into extreme, family extreme, family and kiddie rides to suit the whole family.

The park offers its visitors three types of wristbands to choose from according to the rides they want to use (premium-standard-kiddie).

There is a 1000 square metre restaurant and a free playground are ,to cater to you every need,such as food, sweets,ice creams,beverages and alcohol.

The Luna Park is also available for birthday parties and other celebrations.

Location:

Ayia Napa

Address:

Nissi Avenue, 5340 Agia Napa, Cyprus, Nissi Ave, Ayia Napa 5340

Telephone:

23 724744

Website:

http://parkopaliatsocy.com

Email:

[email protected]

Operating hours:

Monday -  Sunday 18:00 – 12:30

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