Coney Island

    New York City, United States

    Coney Island

    A residential and entertainment neighborhood in the southwestern part of Brooklyn. It is famous for its beach, boardwalk, and amusement parks, including Luna Park and its iconic Cyclone roller coaster.

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    Coney Island is in New York City, United States. Coordinates: 40.57554, -73.97070. Open in Google Maps

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