Guests have expressed enjoyment and surprise at the eclectic blend of art and fun, particularly noting impressive installations like the 'Dalídom' and Basquiat Ferris wheel.

Visitors can also engage in whimsical activities, including a non-legal wedding chapel where playful ceremonies have taken place.

Michael Goldberg, the chief entertainment officer, emphasizes the project's broad appeal, attracting both art enthusiasts and casual visitors.

Luna Luna, the world's first-ever art amusement park, has officially opened in Hudson Yards, New York City, after being dormant since 1987.

Originally conceived by Austrian artist André Heller, Luna Luna was a successful attraction in Hamburg, Germany, before being stored in Texas.

The park's artwork was preserved in 44 shipping containers and was rescued in 2022 with assistance from rapper Drake.

The park showcases handpainted attractions by renowned artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat, Keith Haring, and Salvador Dalí, although visitors are not permitted to ride on them.

The immersive exhibit features various art installations, including Roy Lichtenstein's 'Pavilion' and Salvador Dalí's 'Dalídom', offering unique experiences without traditional rides.

Among the serious art pieces on display is Daniel Spoerri's 'Crap Chancellery', which critiques Nazi Germany, alongside Manfred Deix's humorous 'Palace of Winds'.