$4 for Round-Trip Ride for Two on the Portland Aerial Tram ($8 Value)
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Celebrating its 5th anniversary, tram travels 500 feet into air & provides breathtaking views of Portland before returning to ground.
Riding an aerial tram is an exhilarating way to enjoy bird's-eye views of the city without sucking on a helium tank until you get really big and drift away. Travel above treetops with this Groupon.
$4 for Two Round-Trip Portland Aerial Tram Tickets ($8 Value)
Traveling at 22 miles per hour, tram passengers rise 500 feet into the air by the Cascade Mountains, where they overlook the city of Portland and stop at an observation and picnic deck before returning to their starting point. Customers can also enjoy themed open houses and family-friendly activities in June during Get to Know the Tram Month. Children 6 and under ride for free when accompanied by an adult.
Portland Aerial Tram
Celebrating its 5th anniversary, the Portland Aerial Tram rises above the City of Roses on a cable stretching a full 3,300 linear feet end to end, traveling from its terminal in the city to the Kohler Pavilion on OHSU's campus. To date, it has transported seven million passengers on more than 250,000 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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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.