Faloria cable car — Attraction in Cortina d'Ampezzo

Unfortunately the skiing experience in Cortina is completely ruined by the disorganization of it’s ski facilities.

The buses connecting the ski lifts were not running because of a ‘lunch break’ from 12.30 to 2.30pm. After asking on the other side if Faloria was open, and taking a taxi here, we were told there it was closed due to wind.

If the infrastructure and organization was of any quality, I wouldn’t have to waste my time paying for taxis back and forth due to ~15km/h winds that cripple their entire...

The cable car was prompt, on schedule, and runs consistently thdt you never have to wait too long. It runs on schedule so just check the schedule and plan to arrive on time for a departure. You switch cars halfway up the mountain. The staff is friendly and will direct you. If you’re skiing, but your lift ticket only ahead of time to save 5%. There is an automated kiosk at the cable car station that scans the QR code from your confirmation email and immediately prints your lift card....

Fantastic views. It was so worth it to take the funicular up. No line to buy tickets. We went around 11am

One of the best views in the Dolomites. The restaurant/bistro is also a nice place to relax and chill. Alternatively, bring an umbrella and picnic matt, walk up 3mins and sit on the grass and have a picnic there. It’s a wonderful breeze with the sunshine adding...