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| 名前 | 場所 | 営業期間 | 備考 |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| en:Luna Park, Arlington | アーリントン郡 (バージニア州), 米国 | 1906 to 1915 | Designed and built by Ingersoll. Some sources refer to it as Luna Park, Washington or Luna Park, Washington DC. |
| en:Luna Park, Baltimore | ボルティモア, 米国　 |  |  |
| en:Luna Park, Buffalo | バッファロー (ニューヨーク州), 米国　 | 1904 to 1920 | Designed and built by Ingersoll. Damaged by fire 14 July 1909Originally Carnival Court, became Athletic Park before closing |
| en:Luna Park, Charleston | チャールストン (ウェストバージニア州), 米国　 | 1912 to 1923 |  |
| en:Luna Park, Chicago | シカゴ, 米国 | 1907 to 1911 | Owned by James "Big Jim" O'Leary, boxing promoter who was son of Mrs. O'Leary of Great Chicago Fire fame |
| en:Luna Park, Cleveland | クリーヴランド, 米国　 | 1905 to 1929 | Designed by Ingersoll. Former site of Luna Bowl stadium for American football and Negro League baseball games |
| ルナパーク (コニーアイランド) en:Luna Park, Coney Island | ニューヨーク, 米国　 | 1903 to 1944 | 最初のルナパークであり後のルナパーク・チェーンの元祖 |
| en:Luna Park, Coney Island (2010) | ニューヨーク, 米国　 |  | Constructed on the site of the former Astroland. |
| en:Luna Park, Denver | デンヴァー, 米国　　　 | 1908 to 1914 | Constructed on the site of the first US amusement park west of the Mississippi River, known as Manhattan Beach (1881–1908) |
| en:Luna Park, Detroit | デトロイト, 米国　　　 | 1906 to 1927 | Was actually named Electric Park but also called Luna Park, Riverview Park, and Granada Park (Ingersoll Amusement Center was a separate park) |
| en:Luna Park, Honolulu | ホノルル, 米国　　 |  | Designed and built by Ingersoll. |
| en:Luna Park, Houston | ヒューストン, 米国　　 | 1924 to c. 1934 |  |
| en:Luna Park, Hull | ガティノー, カナダ　 | 1925 to 1928 |  |
| en:Luna Park, Johnstown | Johnstown, 米国 |  | Originally Roxbury Park; renamed Luna Park in 1905; sold to Johnstown in 1922; renamed Roxbury Park |
| en:Luna Park, Los Angeles | ロサンゼルス, 米国　 | 1911 to 1914 | Was Chutes Park 1900-1910 |
| en:Luna Park, Mansfield | Mansfield, 米国　 |  | Also known as Casino Park |
| en:Luna Park, Mexico City | メキシコシティ, メキシコ　 | 1906 to ? | Designed by Ingersoll. On the same site as Luna Loca. |
| en:Luna Park, Olcott Beach | ニューヨーク, 米国　 | 1898 to 1926 | Destroyed by fire in 1927 |
| en:Luna Park, Pittsburgh | ピッツバーグ, 米国　 | 1905 to 1909 | Was first of the Ingersoll Luna Parks and first amusement park to be covered with electric lighting |
| en:Luna Park, Portland | ポートランド (オレゴン州), 米国　 |  |  |
| en:Luna Park, San Jose | サンノゼ, 米国　 | 1910 to 1916 | Included a baseball stadium that served as home for the San Jose Prune Pickers and San Jose Bears of the California State League. |
| en:Luna Park, Schenectady | Rexford, 米国　 | 1901 to 1933 | Designed and built by Ingersoll. Was also known as Dolle's Park, Colonnade Park, Palisades Park, and Rexford Park |
| en:Luna Park, Scranton | スクラントン (ペンシルベニア州), 米国　 | 1906 to 1916 | Constructed by Ingersoll.Most of grounds now covered by Interstate 81. |
| en:Luna Park, Seattle | シアトル, 米国　 | 1907 to 1913 | Designed by Looff. |
| en:Luna Park, Sylvan Beach | ニューヨーク, 米国　 |  | Absorbed by nearby Carnival Park |
| en:Luna Park, West Hartford | West Hartford, USA | 1906 to 1930 | Name changed from White City just before the park's grand opening. |
| en:Luna Park, Wheeling | ホイーリング (ウェストバージニア州), 米国　 |  |  |