Palm Springs Aerial Tramway

"Awesome trip on the Aerial Tram from 2,643 feet all the way up to 8,516 feet. The tram ride is a quick 10 minute ride up with trams scheduled every 20 minutes up and down from 10 am until 8 pm. I drove out after work and enjoyed watching the sunset while going up and seeing the city lights at night and enjoying a wonderful dinner at the mountain top restaurant. Great way to end the day on top of the mountain with a cold beer in hand!"

"This is a “must-visit” place in Southern California especially when you visit Palm Springs. The tram will take you to over 8400 feet in few minutes to see a completely different “world “(or season). Be careful that your body could handle 8400 feet attitude."

"Awesome experience to go 8,000 feet from desert level up into the mountains in a slow spinning tram! There can be a bit of a wait on peak days/times but there are cute little trails behind the tram station, a place to eat, a little waterfall and an aerial tram viewing deck. Up on the mountain side, there is a steep path to go down and explore, if so desired, as well as a visitor center and a restaurant. Definitely an experience I recommend!"

"Great location to visit with family and friends. Spectacular views of our great desert cities. Great way to spend a day on top of the world. The Tram is beautiful gentle ride to the peak. A great location to go for a hike. You can see the Salton Sea which makes a breath taking view."

"Come when it raining/ snowing. It's amazing and fun. Cost $30.95 per person round trip (no reservation) Arrived 11 am, there was a line, bought tickets at 12 pm and waited 1.5 hours for the 1:44 pm slot. There is a little park/dirt area with benches at the back (past the cafe), gift shop, and cafe. Small nature trail view hike is 0.75 miles round trip. Opens 10 am There is three floors when you arrive at the top of tram. You exit at the bottom floor to get to the hike. People brought sleds but didn't see anyone using it. Didn't buy tickets ahead of time, arrived at 11 am , parking lots go from A to J. Was slotted for parking H. If you coming in January, bring winter jackets and proper shoes. Shoes will get wet and it's cold. Family friendly, fun to experience."