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Luna Luna

Forgotten Fantasy

year

2023

capabilities

Blue Sky Design

Master Planning

Project Development

Show Development & Production

Guest Journey

Event Production

Event Logistics & Permitting

Vendor Management

Technical Direction

Fabrication

Show Control

Machinery Automation

Integration

Production Management

Service & Support

When hip-hop icon Drake heard about an avant-garde wonderland that had been locked away in storage for 35 years, he knew it had to be revived. The vintage amusement park, known as Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy, featured hand-crafted attractions designed by legendary artists, including David Hockney, Jean-Michel Basquiat, and Keith Haring. The task was set to unearth this fantastical fair and welcome art enthusiasts from around the world for a multi-sensory experience.

Originally the brainchild of André Heller, an Austrian artist, the Luna Luna theme park debuted inHamburg, Germany, in 1987. We played a pivotal role in reviving the art amusement park, from exploring the ambitious ideas surrounding a traveling theme park to assessing new attractions that would draw in crowds.

Luna Luna Forgotten Fantasy original yellow staff rain suit inside clear display case

Luna Luna Forgotten Fantasy Jean Michel Basquiat Ferris Wheel

Luna Luna Forgotten Fantasy Jean Michel Basquiat Ferris Wheel detail that reads Skeezix

Luna Luna Forgotten Fantasy male and female surrounded by Keith Haring mural and carousel, and Kenny Scharf art

Luna Luna Forgotten Fantasy Kenny Scharf signature detail

Luna luna Forgotten Fantasy establishing shot of Keith Haring Murals and Carousel

To facilitate site planning, 3D scans of the historic works were produced. Master

planning gave way to production management and recruiting staff needed to ensure

that this 60,000 sq ft forgotten fantasyland could take flight. The doors opened on something truly sensational: a whimsical fairground and exhibition showcasing a myriad of renowned artists’ amusements within a cavernous hanger. Visitors can step back in time, circumnavigating vintage treasures as roving performers amplify the carnival atmosphere.