I did not see any , however it is fully wheel chair accessible in fact there is a special lot next to the base station and an elevator to get you up to the ticket level. Also they like the airlines had anyone disabled or with small children enter the tram ahead of all the others. Give them a call to see if they have wheelchairs otherwise your own will certainly be accommodated. The phone number is on this website as well as the trams.

It varies, but at all times it is sufficiently high to immediately kill everyone on board if it falls. But that will not happen. The only thing to worry about is not safety, but rather comfort if you need to pass gas. The windows are open, but the guy right next to you might still be able to tell for just a few seconds before everything dissipates, so you will definately want to hold it until the end of the ride.

I think you can go anytime at or after your ticketed time. Regardless, the tram is well ventilated for all trips throughout the day, reducing the risk of any sustained unpleasant odors as a result of fellow passengers passing gas.

In my experience in August 2022, we selected an entry time slot and showed up a bit early. I think we went up shortly after arriving, perhaps that is why you think this is a voucher and not a ticket. By the time you park, walk up to the tram, etc the timing isn't exact. It is a nice spot, enjoy a hike and the views!

I don't know call the tram station

check with them.

I went in June and there was availability on pretty much any ride up due to not many people go there in June. Parking lots mostly empty, etc. We made reservations the week before but really you didn't even need a reservation in June.

I think they open the gates for autos at 7 AM. Maybe the first tram goes up at 10, but you should purchase tickets earlier.