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[jaytrem]

See #2

The 12 Best Scenic Tram Rides in the World

Some may call them gondolas, others may call them cable cars or aerial tramways but we call them trams. By tram, we aren't talking about the light-rail or streetcars that run through most of Europe; we are talking about the cable-suspended cabins that seamlessly float through the air.

www.mapquest.com

I'd be shocked if they wanted to deal with harnesses.

 

[SkiingInABlueDream]

See #2

The 12 Best Scenic Tram Rides in the World

Some may call them gondolas, others may call them cable cars or aerial tramways but we call them trams. By tram, we aren't talking about the light-rail or streetcars that run through most of Europe; we are talking about the cable-suspended cabins that seamlessly float through the air.

www.mapquest.com

I'd be shocked if they wanted to deal with harnesses.

I could still see it going either way. Personally it would annoy me to have to use a harness on a deck like that, but in the US, I could see the regulations requiring it. Or not. Neither would surprise me.

And fwiw my original comment was based on the concept picture in the snowbird page. The railing on that Switzerland tram still looks substantially higher to me.

 

[BenedictGomez]

Looks like maybe a few inches over the average belly-button height of that male to my eye.

 

[tumbler]

I wouldn't take the marketing rendering as the final design. I bet it will be 6' high.