Built and installed in 2019. Take to the skies for a 360° spin on this giant tower that will make you want to scream with joy! Red Baron – Built 2001 The Ghost Train – A ghost train which retains its 1934 tracks. The ghost train was purchased from the Pretzel Amusement Ride Company in 1934. It is one of the only Pretzel dark rides left in the world. Dodgems – Built 2000 – a Dodgem cars pavilion, based on the original 1927 dodgem cars. The cars are imported from Italy and the old Dodgems track is now the dance floor in the Luna Palace Function room. The Enterprise – Built 1979, installed 1993 – popular HUSS Enterprise ride. As HUSS no longer manufactures the ride, maintenance costs are increasing. Coney Drop – Built 2010, by Zamperla. The same ride is also installed at Luna Park, Coney Island, only taller and under the name Coney Tower. It is 13 metres tall. Arabian Merry – A children's ride designed to look the same style as the entrance towers. Luna Park Carousel – A heritage carousel built in 1913 by the renowned Philadelphia Toboggan Company in the United States (PTC #30). This is one of the few examples of their work outside the US and as with the Scenic Railway of heritage value to the culture of theme parks in the United States as well as in Australia. In the centre is a Limonaire Freres large band organ made in 1909. There are 68 horses and chariots and each horse is unique and has a name. Spider – Built 1983, the 'Spider' model ride was first manufactured in 1967 by Eyerly Aircraft Company. It holds 24 passengers and is a flat ride that can be transported and therefore is not uncommon to be seen at carnivals. In 2001, artist and children's book author, Leigh Hobbs, designed a head to sit on the spider ride, seen today. Pharaoh's Curse – The Pharaoh's curse is a hydraulic powered Japanese style Kamikaze Pendulum style ride at Luna Park Melbourne. It is also known as "Double Arm Ranger", "Scissors", "Skymaster" and "Sky Flyer". There are at least 5 in Australia. It first made its debut in 1984, and was manufactured by FarFabbri & Sartori. The Power Surge – Permanently installed in 2013. Previously a seasonally operated ride. The Road Runner – Built 2017, rotary slide ride.