Betty Choo Choo – Trackless train. The little Lunies love to ride around the park alongside their grown-ups. Happy Swing – Built in 2020, a Zamperla Happy Swing. Past attractions Giggle Palace (Palais de Folies) – Built 1912, demolished 1981, destroyed by a fire lit by arsonists. River Caves (1912–1981, demolished) Jack'n'Jill (Water Chute) (1928 – c. 1970, demolished) Noah's Ark (1923 – c. 1978, demolished) Big Dipper (Rollercoaster) (1923–1989, demolished) Whip (1923 – c. 1981 demolished) Rotor (1951–1977, demolished) UFO (1977–1983) Hurricane (1982–1986) Gravitron (1984–2001) Zipper (1989–1995) Ranger (1991–1992) Polyps Octopus (1991–1993) Ferrari 500 go kart (1984–1989) Shoot 'Em Up Gallery (1927–2005) Cyclone / Scat (1975–1984, 1993–2001, 2014 Seasonal Ride) Here Comes Haley Holloway! (1988–1999) Prison Break: Live! (Temporary Attraction) Lara Croft – Tomb Raider Anniversary: Live! (Temporary Attraction) Shock Drop (2001–2010) – Was replaced by the more advanced Coney Island Drop. Metropolis (Rollercoaster) (1993–2012, dismantled) G-Force / Disco Swing (1986–2013) Mirror Maze – The mirror maze was made up of 75 individual mirrors. (2005-2021) Freak Out (2015) Body Rock Pirates Revenge (2017) Silly Serpent / Dragon (1989–2019, Dismantled) Powered-train Zamperla children's coaster on a looping 540ft track, was replaced by SBF Visa's own more advanced Speedy Beetle spinning coaster in 2018. Holodeck – A Motion Simulator ride. No longer in operation References Notes Luna Park Official History External links St Kilda Historical Society article Phillips brothers biography : https://daysgoneby2.blogspot.com/2017/12/qicong-lin-flickr-phillips-brothers.html 1912 establishments in Australia Landmarks in Melbourne Heritage-listed buildings in Melbourne Amusement parks in Victoria (Australia) St Kilda, Victoria Buildings and structures in the City of Port Phillip