Luna Luna, a pioneering immersive art amusement park, is making waves in the cultural world with its upcoming exhibition at Pullman Yards, Atlanta. Originally conceptualized by Austrian artist André Heller in the 1980s, Luna Luna is reimagined today as a celebration of art, creativity, and interactive wonder. Featuring full-scale installations by legends like Keith Haring, Salvador Dalí, Roy Lichtenstein, and David Hockney, the park merges art with spectacle. Though the rides are non-operational for safety and preservation, each pavilion offers visual narratives, lush design, and artistic craftsmanship that draws both fans of fine art and festival goers.
What sets Luna Luna apart is its fusion of art, environment, and music. Curated with immersive people-centric experience in mind, the exhibition includes whimsical tents, visual art installations, theatrical displays, and food & beverage activations. With a specially curated soundtrack from artists including André 3000 and David Byrne, the event layers sound onto the visual tapestry—making it more than just a show: it becomes a community gathering, a multi-sensory dialogue between artist and audience. The curatorial team’s dedication to historical context, artistic authenticity, and design integrity lends strong authority to its programming.
For attendees, Luna Luna represents an exceptional opportunity to engage with art in playful, unconventional settings. Tickets are priced between US $25–$60, with both general admission and premium access options. Running through multiple months at Pullman Yards, the event encourages visitors to stroll, reflect, and interact—all while embracing beauty, heritage, and creativity. As a cultural event, it offers educational value for students of visual arts and design, and reminds us that public art can transform ordinary spaces into magical, meaningful places.
