Hong Kong's century -old mountain top cable car is reopened for six days. Due to the suspension of the signal system failure, it is unknown when to restart the service.
Comprehensive network media "Hong Kong 01" and Dongwang reported that Shan Ding Cable Car Co., Ltd. posted on the social platform page at 9 am on Thursday (September 1), saying that the mountain -top cable car was faulty due to signal system. SeptemberThe service will be suspended on the 1st, and it is currently being repaired.People who have purchased tickets can be arranged for refunds or changes, and temporarily unknown the re -opening time of the cable car on the top of the mountain.The company was deeply sorry for the inconvenience caused by stopping driving.
The Hong Kong Transportation Department said that due to signal failure, the mountain cable car between the garden cable terminal and the top cable car station has been suspended.Passengers go to the top of the mountain and choose to take the special line minibus route No. 1 or Xinba 15.
Reverse information, the sixth -generation mountain -top cable car earned 799 million Hong Kong dollars (about S $ 143 million) for more than a year, including replacement of power, control and signal systems, cables, tracks, and refurbished Central Ring Road.He and Shanfu Cable Car Terminal increased from 120 to 210 to cooperate with the passenger capacity.
The mountain top cable car was reopening on Saturday (August 27) to 70%, and the newly charged for adults was 62 Hong Kong dollars, an increase of 67.56%, and the new charging of HK $ 88, an increase of 69.23%.Children aged 3 to 11, 65 years old or above, one -way new charges of HK $ 31, an increase of 1.21 times, and new charges of 44 Hong Kong dollars, an increase of 91.3%.
On the first day of service on August 27, the sixth -generation cable car will provide preferential fares on the day of the service on August 27 to October 30 this year.Children aged 3 to 11, 65 years old or above collected 24 Hong Kong dollars in one way, to recover 33 Hong Kong dollars, but it is still expensive than before the suspension of service in late June last year.
