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Nice to see that repairs at the Sea to Sky Gondola are ahead of schedule for an earlier than expected reopening.
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Squamish tourist attraction to reopen 6 months after main cable was severed, causing millions in damage
The Sea to Sky Gondola will reopen on Valentine's Day, just over six months after a vandal cut through the main cable causing millions of dollars in damage.
The Sea to Sky Gondola will reopen on Valentine's Day, just over six months after a vandal cut through the main cable causing millions of dollars in damage.
The Squamish, B.C., tourist attraction took delivery of a new 4.4-kilometre cable from Switzerland in October and 30 new cars are currently being assembled for installation. Nine cars that were not damaged have been certified for re-use.
General Manager Kirby Brown says the Feb. 14 reopening is earlier than anticipated.