Coney Island
United States
Coney Island connects to 4045 places across 25 topics through 418 Bunkabop connections, with film, entertainment, and music each carrying a heavy share. Its ties reach deep into New York City and Brooklyn, and extend to Chicago and Los Angeles as well. The neighborhood's amusement history includes the earliest bumper car rides and the Parachute Jump, originally built for the 1939 New York World's Fair. A 1991 documentary examined Coney Island's role in the electrocution of Topsy the elephant, a moment captured on early film.
Life Savers
Connects Coney Island to: Port Chester, New York | Garrettsville, Ohio
Arthur Tress
Connects Coney Island to: Gravesend, Brooklyn | Breezy Point, Queens
Luna Park, Seattle
Connects Coney Island to: United States | Seattle, Washington
Haunted attraction (simulated)
Connects Coney Island to: New Paltz (village), New York | Griffin, Georgia
Brooklyn Bridge Park
Connects Coney Island to: Manhattanville, Manhattan | Dumbo, Brooklyn
Ocean Parkway (Brooklyn)
Connects Coney Island to: Gravesend, Brooklyn | Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn
colonial style
Connects Coney Island to: Pelluhue, Chile | Gondal, India
Peter Gerety
Connects Coney Island to: Rhode Island | Providence, Rhode Island
Billy Quirk
Connects Coney Island to: Los Angeles, California | New Jersey | Kentucky
Coney Island (1917 film)
Connects Coney Island to: Chicago, Illinois | Bordeaux, France
Andrew Weisblum
Connects Coney Island to: Chicago, Illinois | Lima, Peru | Darjeeling, India
Topsy (elephant)
Connects Coney Island to: United States | New York City, New York | New Orleans, Louisiana