Thanks for clicking on this video. We are here at Palm Springs, Ariel Tramway and we're going to show you guys everything there is to know. Watch the entire video. I promise you you're not going to have any questions but if you do, go ahead and comment them down in the comment box below. So if you have a regular car, it's going to be $8 to come in. They do charge extra for RVs so be aware of that. There is handicap parking here. We parked in parking lot G, G and F are at the top of the hill and there is a handicap parking all the way on the top of the hill. But does not cost anything extra, if somebody is going to drop you off or if Uber is picking you up or if Lyft is picking you up, no extra charge. Okay so they do have elevators for wheelchairs and also strollers so be on the lookout. It's accessible. Make sure you download the tram tour if you plan on going on hikes or on trails because once you get up in the mountain you have no service so download it at the bottom. That way you have it when you get to the top. It's $26 per adult just for the day. For children from 3 to 10 it's $17. You could also purchase the annual pass and if you're not interested in that you could purchase the summer pass that way you could come all summer long. You can buy tickets online and if they're sold out online you could actually come in person and purchase it in person even though online it says sold out. If you're running late no big deal. If you don't make the time for your tram they'll just put you on the next tram. And the trams run every 30 minutes and if there's a lot of people they'll run more consistently like every 10 minutes. So Monday through Friday the first tram leaves at 10am in the morning. For Saturday's, Sundays and also holidays the tram leaves at 8 in the morning. So the tram ride takes 2 minutes to get all the way through the top. So it doesn't matter where you stay inside of the tram because it's going to rotate in about 10 minutes so you're going to be able to see everything around it. Okay now we are in Mount San Jacinto as you can see in the back and definitely bring a jacket or sweater because it's at least 35 degrees colder on the mound than it is down in Palm Springs. If you plan on going camping it's $5 per person for a camping permit. So you do need a wilderness permit if you are hiking beyond the ranger station. There is no charge for the wilderness permit and you could get it there at the ranger station. So there are a lot of trails down here and we made it to the end of the road where there is no more strollers or wheelchairs. If you have a jogger stroller bring that instead of a regular stroller. They only allow service dogs to come on the tram so be aware of that and also the dogs cannot be in the wilderness area so they could only be on the tram and they could only be on the restaurant level and they cannot come down in the wilderness. So I wanted to talk about the annual maintenance for the tram every September they do maintenance on the tram so you're not going to be able to come up so plan accordingly and do not come in September time. So guys you better not bring your drones because they are not allowed in this area in any part of the tram. If you're interested in a locker it's a dollar 25 and it's pretty big so you can get all your stuff in there. Okay so we got a ride and dine ticket so this includes the tram and it also includes a dinner at the Pine's Cafe. So we are now at the observation deck and the view is amazing. So we are now going to go into that kind of thing. Or you could drink anywhere inside too. If you plan on eating at peak's restaurant reservations are strongly suggested. This is the Santa Rosa Theater Room. It gives you all the information about the park and also about the tram. Keep shops and second floor. They have a cool little museum on the second floor in the information center. Another tip is to bring your water bottle so you can fill it up here instead of paying $3.25 for a water bottle or a soft drink.