history
Paving the way for the amusement park industry, Coney Island is the birthplace of the amusement park and home to legendary attractions. Its innovative and forward-thinking designs revolutionized the idea of what amusement parks could offer, inspiring the like of innovators likes Walt Disney to follow along this thrilling concept.
1880
Attracting several million visitors a year at its peak between 1880 and World War II, Coney Island offered an escape from the hot New York summers. Decades later, Coney Island is still a must-see for people worldwide with its almost 3 miles of sandy beaches and sunny skies. Run towards the rolling waves with your family and practice your spike with some beach volleyball with friends, this beach has it all.
1890
Attracting several million visitors a year at its peak between 1880 and World War II, Coney Island offered an escape from the hot New York summers. Decades later, Coney Island is still a must-see for people worldwide with its almost 3 miles of sandy beaches and sunny skies. Run towards the rolling waves with your family and practice your spike with some beach volleyball with friends, this beach has it all.
