This Hopkins skyride, one of just two in Canada, operates 10 days a year during the Calgary Stampede.In recent times the ride has been sponsored by Canadian airline WestJet.Chairs over the midway.Although WestJet sponsors the ride, it is operated by North American Midway Entertainment.View south.Towers and chairs in WestJet colours.The southern end of the lift line.View toward downtown Calgary.The southern return station.Loading area.Side view of the return station.View north.A chair for two adults.Each chair features a different message on the back.Drive bullwheel.View south from the north station.
In 150 years when instead of riding ski lifts people just teleport up the mountain, these will be the onlylifts left because instead of riding them to go somewhere, people just ride them to see the park from an elevated position. Plus it only operates 10 days a year so it will be able to last pretty much forever.
In 150 years when instead of riding ski lifts people just teleport up the mountain, these will be the onlylifts left because instead of riding them to go somewhere, people just ride them to see the park from an elevated position. Plus it only operates 10 days a year so it will be able to last pretty much forever.
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It in the middle of calgary aswell so its not lucky to change and they would rather spend money on their big grand stand show
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