The world's longest tram lived up to it's name. It was a great experience with breath taking views going up and back. The High Finance Restaurant located at the 10,300 foot mark was a great place to eat, though a little on the high side. The view from he restaurant was also outstanding. There were ramps and steps going from... More

This is an expensive trip, but well worth it. You ride 2.7 miles in the longest tram ride in the country, up to 10,000 feet. The tram operator narrates the entire trip up, pointing out features of interest. It wasn't as scary as I thought it would be, but if you have a serious aversion to heights, this probably isn;'t... More

The Tramway is 2 1/2 miles long and provides scenic overviews and hiking at the top. The restaurants are not very exciting, but the views are very nice. More

To maximize the value of the tram ticket, I suggest hiking around at the top. You can hike a mile or two to the little cabin (the guide will likely point it out to you on the ride up), where you can see stunning 360 degree views of an area that represents something like 9% of New Mexico. Climb up... More

Ive been up the Tram many times, sometimes just for a ride and to do a short hike at the top and sometimes... just for fun to go snowboarding! lol. I always enjoy my ride and there are lots of little fun facts that you can learn on your "flight". I strongly recommend that anyone who gets the chance take... More

Too expensive, not an affordable family option. I wish they would consider adjusting the price. More

this is probably spectacular for most, but i am a afraid of heights. i shouldn't have gone because it is really really really high up and scary i thought. For others i know they enjoyed it. a woman on my tram fainted from the altitude, so keep in mind this is not for the faint of heart. the ski resort... More

Well organized and run, efficient, knowledgeable and humorous guides. Fantastic views and photo ops. Restuarant at the top is way over the line expensive ($11 Bloody Mary!!!) Very well marked historical cards around the decking, and the time element managed well. More

The Tramway is one of Albuquerque's unique attractions. For a long time it was the longest (not the highest) in the world. The height thing is a bit deceptive. For much of the way you aren't really all that high above the ground. Then you cross "TWA Canyon" (named for a 50s - or thereabouts - plane crash site -... More