Tourist Information

Coney Island is a New York City community with an entertainment area that includes over 50 independent rides and attractions; it is not a centralized amusement park like Disneyland or Six Flags Amusement Park. Therefore, specific questions on vehicles, shooting privileges, etc., should be targeted to individual companies. This website is operated by Coney Island USA, a not-for-profit arts organization that manages Mermaid Parade, Sideshow, Coney Island Museum.

Coney Island is the center of the season that roughly moves between Easter and Halloween. Vehicles and attractions are usually open from the Easter on weekends, on the occasion from the anniversary to the end of October, from the working days to the weekend at the end of October. Nathan's Hot Dog and New York Aquarium are open almost everyday, but beaches and boardwalks are open all year round (lifeguards are only from the anniversary to the working days).

On weekdays, vehicles and attractions open at noon and continue until late night. On the weekend the same rides and attractions are open around noon and may last until early in the morning.

Many Coney Island vehicles and attractions do not have websites or other contacts. However, if you have questions, you can call or view the website in one of the following ways:

Fireworks are shot every Friday night at 9:30. Fireworks usually start on the last weekend of June and end on Friday before the working day.

Coney Island is the birthplace of hot dogs and there is no shortage of places to eat. Some of our favorites are:

Coney Island is at the southern end of Brooklyn. If you are using Google Maps or GPS, you can use address 1208 Surf Avenue.

Take the D, Q, N, or F train to Stillwell Avenue. 45 - 60 minutes from Midtown Manhattan

From Belt Parkway, take Cropsey Avenue south to West 17th Street. At Park Avenue, MCU Park and Parachute Jump are in front of you. There is a metered parking space in most streets. MCU Park (official Coney Island parking lot) and West 12th Street commercial parking lot on West End's 17th Street are between Mermaid and Surf, between West 15th Street and the boardwalk, between Neptune Avenue and West 12th Street There is. Between Wales Avenue

Because Coney Island USA is very close to these accommodation facilities, it is treated as courtesy and this should not be considered a recommendation.

The modern JR Nagano station has a tourist information center (telephone number: 026 226 5626) that can access the Internet. The Nagano City Government International Affairs Division (Tel: 026 224 5447) and the county government's ANPIE (Nagano Promotion Association, Tel: 026 235 7186) have more tourist information. The Nagano Convention and Tourism Bureau is on the 4th floor of Men's Square (Tel: 026 223 6050). There is an English newspaper at the station.

In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Tourism Bureau has several offices. The biggest one is Malaysia Tourism Center located at MTC, 109 Jalan Ampang (Phone 03 / 9235-4800), which is open daily from 8 am to 10 pm. In addition to the tour desk, MTC includes reservations for exchange, ATM, tourism police station, travel agency booking, travel of Taman Negara, city tour, limited hotel reservation, souvenir store, amphitheater, and Transnasional bus ticket There is also. By train - Central Station of Kuala Lumpur Kuala Lumpur Central Station is a clean, safe and orderly base for the Keretapi Tanah Melayu Berhad (KTM) railway service connecting the cities in the Malaysia Peninsula. It is also a base for express train service at Kuala Lumpur International Airport and is a base for commuter train services of public transportation facilities throughout the city. There are many facilities, exchange, ATM, fast food and shops.

Just a few minutes' walk from Masjid Jamek Skytrain Station, you can access Kuala Lumpur City Art Gallery. The site of this country has must-see attractions, the structure of iconic I Love KL, tourist office, historical old Kuala Lumpur, spectacular city model show, self-styled KL Reflection selfie, live demo, workshop . Prior to completion of KLCC and Petronas Twin Towers, Bukit Bintang was the main shopping mall of Kuala Lumpur decades ago. Currently, the Bukit Bintang area has grown and is surrounded by many shopping malls including Bukit Bintang Plaza, No. 10 Hall, Pavilion, Sungay One Plaza, Success Times Square. Each mall has its own retail store attracting local shoppers and visitors.