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Roundtrip Tram Ride for Two from Portland Aerial Tram ($8 Value)

Portland Aerial Tram
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  • Sweeping city & mountain views
  • 500-foot ascent
  • Sculpture garden

Public transit often produces a lackluster ride, with trains plodding through rush-hour traffic or bus drivers prohibiting recreational use of their vehicle’s ejector seats. Renounce earthbound commutes with today's Groupon: for $4, you get a roundtrip ride for two from Portland Aerial Tram (an $8 value).

One of two aerial tramways designed for public transit in North America, the Portland Aerial Tram ferries riders across the skies between Marquam Hill and Oregon Health and Science University's Center for Health and Healing at South Waterfront. After a 500-foot vertical ascent, riders bask in the panoramic views of the skyline and Cascade Mountains during their trip over I-5, Lair Hill, and the city’s ongoing joust tournament. Hop off at OHSU and indulge in a helping of soft-serve Dreyers ice cream at the main dining room (not included with this Groupon) for a sweet treat between trips, or simply revel in the sights from the sculpture garden or observation desk.

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Promotional value expires Sep 30, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 3 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Subject to availability. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Portland Aerial Tram

Celebrating its 7th anniversary, the iconic Portland Aerial Tram rises above the City of Roses on a cable stretching a full 3,300 linear feet end to end, providing passengers with views impossible to get anywhere else as it travels from its terminal in the city to the Kohler Pavilion on OHSU's campus. To date, it has transported 9.5 million passengers on more than 330,000 trips. The cabin ascends 500 feet into the air and travels at 22 miles per hour, making its trip in three minutes, or roughly one-tenth the length of the average Grateful Dead jam. At the end of the line, riders can enjoy spectacular views of the city from an observation deck equipped with outdoor seating and tables.

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