CabriO : le premier téléphérique à cabine ouverte au monde vers le Stanserhorn

Amazing out of this world and to sit at the restaurant at the top for lunch just blew my mind. Well worth the trip. Gettin to ride on top of the cabriolet was awesome, even with my fear of heights

Read the worst reviews (which isn't always a good idea - as someone with 48 years in retail I know there's a small proportion of people who are IMPOSSIBLE to please...) and couldn't disagree more. The staff were warm, welcoming and helpful - without exception. The views are outstanding, the open top cable car gives a fantastic view, and everything is well signposted. 90 - 120 minutes is ample time to have s good look around - leave more time if you want to stay for a meal. A simple 20 minute train ride from Lucerne, we highly recommend this trip.

Pay less if Purchase tickets directly from the ticket booth. The Viator package was very expensive for what you got, which was basically the lift ticket. We had to get ourselves there by train. There was no organized presentation by a ranger. You could ask questions if you happen to run into him. That being said, it was an absolutely beautiful ride to the top, with the open air deck offering a unique perspective. Views from the top were beautiful. There were walking trails you could follow with benches along the way where you could just sit and enjoy the views of the farms and villages below and listen to the cow bells. You can see the snow capped mountains, the air smelled so fresh. The restaurant offered good food and refreshments Which you could enjoy either inside or outside on their large decks. Bathroom facilities were clean and well maintained.

You can walk down halfway to the bottom on a nice trail. No need to reserve a space to walk down. If planning on taking the gondola down you need to reserve a spot.

What a wonderful journey into the mountains! The views are spectacular, the people are generous and friendly, the food at the top is wonderful, and the cable car is quite the thrill. Would absolutely recommend. If you’re coming from Lucerne, the cheapest and easiest way to get there is by train. We didn’t know that and spent far too much money on a taxi! That’s our pearl for fellow travelers.

Had bad luck with the weather, but the ride was still good, I thought I would treat myself to a fine lunch, but was very disappointed, bad cooked canteen food

Beautiful viewpoint, Pleasant Welcoming, pity cloudy weather with some clearing that still allowed us to have a magnificent view

An experience that speaks against any spontaneous journey up the Stanserhorn. To the ticket (no matter where you got this from), a boarding ticket must be purchased for the desired time. This can only be done until 9 a.m. of the respective day. If not, you can only solve one in a line ON THE SPOT. Had 1.5 hours to wait until I could queue with a ticket purchased ON SITE. When queuing up for the ascent, you then learn that a boarding ticket also has to be purchased for coming down and that this can only be solved at the top of the mountain with the (this time for me 3 hour waiting period). The staff had to answer 100 questions and the mood and pitch was accordingly. What idiot made this up? ONLY LEAVE IF YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHEN YOU ARE GOING UP AND WHEN YOU ARE GOING DOWN AND MINING AGAIN. 1 DAY BEFORE ALL BOOKING incl. both BOARDING tickets. As an inland tourist, I have rarely been annoyed like this counterintuitive approach.

The venue did not recognize or accept our Trip Advisor voucher. I talked my way in and boarded the train then the gondola. At the top we were told they were slotting the return trip down and our first chance to go down was 3 1/2 hours later. 3 1/2!! A nice meal and some sight seeing would take 90 minutes. Not 3 1/2 hours. Being held captive on the trip was inexcusable. Going down we went thru the whole ticket thing again. The trip could have been fun, interesting, and scenic but not that day.

An exceptional experience is unique to be able to travel on the roof of a gondola in the open air. This allowed us to have a 360° view of the mountains. One starts with a 19th century funicular and a 2000s gondola to get to the top of a wonderful mountain and I was able to tackle a hike that I excel at. Even if we don't come to walk, it's a place of relaxation with a marmot park, rangers that explains the area, a viewpoint and a place of gastronomy. I recommend this ride.