On Jul 26, 12:23*pm, "Brian Watson" wrote:
"Recliner" wrote in message

...

I've not yet been on it -- do you know if the cars are
air-conditioned?


They are. The doors don't fit properly at the sides. Not good if you
already suffer from vertigo, though the trip itself is more like
looking out of a plane that climbing a tall building

Neill

On Thu, 2 Aug 2012 04:17:17 -0700 (PDT)
neill wrote:
On Jul 26, 12:23=A0pm, "Brian Watson" wrote:
"Recliner" wrote in message

...

I've not yet been on it -- do you know if the cars are
air-conditioned?


They are. The doors don't fit properly at the sides. Not good if you
already suffer from vertigo, though the trip itself is more like
looking out of a plane that climbing a tall building

Save yourself the extorniate fare - just follow someone through the big gates
when they open them. No one checks tickets or watches the barriers.

B2003

On Thu, 2 Aug 2012 04:17:17 -0700 (PDT), neill
wrote:

On Jul 26, 12:23*pm, "Brian Watson" wrote:
"Recliner" wrote in message

...

I've not yet been on it -- do you know if the cars are
air-conditioned?


They are. The doors don't fit properly at the sides. Not good if you
already suffer from vertigo, though the trip itself is more like
looking out of a plane that climbing a tall building

I've been on plenty of Swiss gondelbahn, and generally they aren't
air-conditioned, but do have opening windows so you get a nice breeze
and may be able to take distortion-free pictures, depending on how
wide the windows open. But getting stuck in a little capsule over the
Thames on a hot day may be a bit unpleasant.