MUSCAT : The Muttrah Cable Car will open to the public tomorrow, Sunday, November 8, for its soft launch, offering visitors a new way to explore the historic waterfront and surrounding hills.
Adult tickets for Omani citizens and residents are priced at RO 8.400, while children aged two to 11 will be charged RO 4.200. Visitors must present an identity card to qualify for these rates.
For tourists, tickets cost RO 10.800 for adults and RO 5.040 for children aged two to 11. Adult rates apply to passengers aged 12 and above, while children under two travel free.
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VIP cabin tickets are priced at RO 30 per person for adults and children aged two and above. Children under two travel free in this category as well.
Tickets can be purchased through the project’s mobile application or at station ticket kiosks.
During the soft opening, the service will operate from 1pm to 8pm, Sunday to Wednesday, with the last ticket sales and boarding at 7pm. From Thursday to Saturday, operating hours will be 3pm to 10pm, with final ticket sales and boarding at 9pm.
The system comprises 18 cabins, including two VIP cabins. Each accommodates eight passengers, giving the service a capacity of 800 passengers an hour.
The route connects three stations, beginning at the Port Station between Muttrah Fish Market and the Muttrah Waterfront project. Located close to Muttrah Souq and the cruise ship terminal, it serves as the main starting point for visitors and cruise passengers.
The Port Station includes ticketing and visitor reception areas, cafes and other services. From there, the cable car travels towards the Summit Station, located between Muttrah Fort and Al Riyam Park, passing above landmarks that form part of Muttrah’s urban and tourism landscape.
The route ends at Hay Al Ward Station inside Al Riyam Park, near Muscat Gate.
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