Pubblicato il 12 October 2026 da Redazione in Actuality, Actuality in Monaco, Events, Lifestyle, Monaco

Monaco Luna Park 2026: The Funfair Returns to Port Hercule from 16 October

Rides, family attractions, skill games and food stalls will transform Quai Albert Ier into a lively entertainment destination until 19 November, in celebration of Monaco’s National Day. Discover the dates, opening hours and essential information for visiting Monaco Luna Park.
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Immagine Monaco Luna Park 2026: The Funfair Returns to Port Hercule from 16 October

Autumn in the Principality brings back one of the most anticipated events for families, residents and visitors: Monaco Luna Park, opening at Port Hercule from Friday, 16 October, to Thursday, 19 November 2026. For more than a month, Quai Albert Ier will become a vibrant entertainment destination, featuring rides, adrenaline-filled attractions, skill games and food stalls.

The 2026 edition will feature a total of 73 installations, with activities designed for all ages, from young children to thrill-seekers looking for more exhilarating experiences. The funfair will remain open throughout the autumn season, leading up to Monaco’s National Day on 19 November, and continuing its tradition as one of the Principality’s most popular seasonal events.

Monaco Luna Park: A New Layout for the 2026 Edition

This year, the arrangement of attractions along Quai Albert Ier will undergo some changes. The revised layout is necessary to accommodate works planned at the South Darse area ahead of the Monaco Formula 1 Grand Prix.

Despite these logistical adjustments, Monaco City Hall has confirmed that the funfair will continue to offer a wide variety of attractions, including rides for children, thrilling experiences, skill games and food outlets. Luna Park will retain its role as a popular meeting place and entertainment destination, attracting families and visitors to the heart of the harbour.

Monaco Luna Park 2026: Opening Hours

The funfair will be open every day from 16 October to 19 November, with opening times varying according to the attractions.

  • From 11 am: Food stalls and rides for younger children open.
  • From 2 pm: All other attractions open.
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  • Until 11 pm: Standard closing time.
  • Until midnight: Extended opening hours on Fridays, Saturdays and the evenings before public holidays.
  • Until 1 am: Special extended hours on Wednesday, 18 November, the eve of Monaco’s National Day.

The extended evening hours will allow visitors to enjoy the funfair after dark, when the illuminated rides create the distinctive atmosphere that makes Luna Park a seasonal favourite.

Rides, Games and Food for the Whole Family

With 73 installations, Monaco Luna Park will offer entertainment to suit a wide range of tastes and ages. Younger visitors can enjoy rides designed especially for children, while older guests can experience adrenaline-fuelled attractions and test their skills at the various games.

Food stalls will complete the experience, providing a welcome break between rides and activities. More than just an amusement park, Luna Park is a traditional social gathering that brings the community together as Monaco prepares for its November national celebrations.

Safety and Access: What Visitors Need to Know

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A dedicated security system will be in place throughout the 2026 edition. Eight controlled entrances will operate, with bag checks carried out at the access points.

For safety reasons, entry may be temporarily suspended if the maximum permitted capacity is reached. Visitors are therefore advised to plan their visit accordingly, particularly on busier days and during peak hours.

Monaco City Hall also recommends checking the official website, www.mairie.mc, before travelling to the funfair. Visitors can consult real-time attendance information to help plan their visit.

Monaco Luna Park 2026: An Autumn Attraction Not to Be Missed

From 16 October to 19 November, Luna Park will bring the atmosphere of a traditional fairground back to Port Hercule, with colourful lights, rides, games and food stalls. The event combines entertainment and tradition, welcoming residents and tourists to the heart of the Principality.

The funfair will remain a popular destination throughout the autumn, culminating on Monaco’s National Day on 19 November. Whether visiting with family or friends, guests will have more than a month to enjoy the attractions and festive atmosphere.

For the latest information on access and visitor numbers, checking Monaco City Hall’s official website before setting off is recommended.