Slow, but not that surprising considering it serves exclusively foot passengers. That being said, it seems like most foot passenger fixed-grip lifts run at 250FPM, it may have something to do with the handful of gondola cabins on the line.
If you’ve ever seen foot passengers try to get off at 500FPM, it’s not a pretty sight.
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200 FPM, this has to be one of the slowest lifts in the country
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Slow, but not that surprising considering it serves exclusively foot passengers. That being said, it seems like most foot passenger fixed-grip lifts run at 250FPM, it may have something to do with the handful of gondola cabins on the line.
If you’ve ever seen foot passengers try to get off at 500FPM, it’s not a pretty sight.
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hopefully they reused the towers when they built the new gondola.
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They might of, although theres a tower with catwalks, the old Chondola had the Poma Pass system
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What’s the pass system? Does it relate to maintenance?
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