Queenstown offers many interesting activities for adventurers. One of them is the Skyline Gondola, which is the steepest cable car in the Southern Hemisphere. Using this gondola is an interesting choice for those of you who want to see the city of Queenstown from a height of 450 meters above sea level. You can also clearly see the beauty of Coronet Peak, Walter Peak, Cecil Peak, The Remarkables, and Wakatipu Lake from a height.

The base of the Skyline Gondola is located at 53 Brecon Street. The distance is about 5 minutes walk from the center of Queenstown City. The base is also equipped with public parking lots around the city center. However, for those of you who stay in the city center, walking and walking around Queenstown to arrive at the gondola base is the best way to enjoy your holiday time. You can relax while enjoying the views that the city has to offer.

Skyline Gondola operating hours usually change, depending on the day and activities being carried out. For the latest information regarding opening hours, you can visit the official Skyline Queenstown website which provides a table of operating hours. Don't worry, the summary of time available for various activities is easy to understand.

Traveling using the Skyline Gondola from the base in Queenstown City to the top actually doesn't take long, which is around 5 to 10 minutes. However, you will definitely never forget the sensation and experience you get.

To be able to enjoy the sensation of riding the Skyline Gondola, you need to pay around $52 NZD or around IDR 507,000 for adults and $36 NZD or around IDR 351,000 for children. Don't worry, there are several package options that combine the gondola with other activities so the price can be much cheaper. On some occasions, Skyline Gondola tickets will also provide a family discount. For tickets, you can buy them online. This method will make travel and ticket payments easier. You can even get special offers. However, you can also buy tickets directly at the base. You can even buy tickets the day before you travel, this is done to avoid queues.