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Bad News for Those Who Want to Ski in Sinaia: Telegondola Remains Closed, and Reopening Is Uncertain

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Gondola Sinaia, one of the main cable transport facilities used by tourists to reach the mountain, risks staying closed at the beginning of the 2026-2027 ski season. The facility connecting Cota 1,000 to Cota 1,400 no longer transports tourists from the beginning of September, after a supporting pillar moved outside the safety parameters. On October 22, the operator confirms that the gondola is still inoperative, without announcing a date of reo…
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Gondola Sinaia, one of the main cable transport facilities used by tourists to reach the mountain, risks staying closed at the beginning of the 2026-2027 ski season. The facility connecting Cota 1,000 to Cota 1,400 no longer transports tourists from the beginning of September, after a supporting pillar moved outside the safety parameters. On October 22, the operator confirms that the gondola is still inoperative, without announcing a date of reo…

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Wall-Street broke the news on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
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