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Anonymous01/22/26, 17:10No.2064029Why aren’t there any chairlift in city ?
It’s better
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Anon01/22/26, 22:58No.2064075
Because cities aren't amusement parks
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Anon01/23/26, 08:46No.2064105
There has to be an already high level of traffic congestion and population density for it to be feasible, also the place being touristy and hilly contributes to choosing this over expanding other forms of public transport(if you even can expand bus routes even more)
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Anon01/25/26, 06:31No.2064244
>> It's better
In the sunshine on a nice day, sure. You want to be on a chairlift in rain or snow or wind?Also, don't forget the asshole factor. Riders will drop stuff on people or houses or cars. People on the ground will harass riders (lasers, bb guns). Vandals will damage the machines keeping you from falling to the ground
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Anon01/25/26, 07:21No.2064250
This is the dumbest poast I've ever seen on /n/ this week
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Anon01/25/26, 10:21No.2064259
fucking ad.
This... https://youtu.be/aPrC0eXns9w
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Anon01/29/26, 00:49No.2064430
>No protection from bad weather
>If something doesn't fit in your lap, you can't take it with you
>Handicapped? Git fukd
>Liability for operating company if a retard jumps/falls/pushed off
>Only 2 stops on a line (assuming you can take the same lift both directions)
>Everyone gets stranded 50ft in the air if the lift breaks down
In what way is it better, besides scratching the itch of a very specific form of autism?
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Anon02/24/26, 16:44No.2066429
Liability. Have to child proof the world or else its a blank check from the taxpayer.
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Anon03/02/26, 05:42No.2066787
Ropeways are great especially in challenging terrain, but gondolas tend to be better than chairs in urban environments.
