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Lisbon Cable Car tickets 2026: official vs resellers, combo deals & insider tips

Compare one-way, round-trip, and bundled listings for the 1,230 m route between the South station on Passeio de Neptuno by the Oceanário and the North station on Passeio das Tágides near the former Vasco da Gama Tower. Check the selected offer's route, inclusions, validity, and seller terms before checkout.

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Entry ticketLowest price

Lisbon: Nations Park Gondola Lift One-Way Cable Car

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Price€8Limited
OtherLowest price

Lisbon: Nations Park Gondola Lift Cable Car Round Trip

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Price€10Limited
Day tripLowest price

Lisbon: Full-Day City Tour with Cable Car Ride

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Price€51Limited

Buying guide

Not sure which ticket to choose?

For a straightforward ride over the Tagus River, the standard digital ticket is the most efficient choice to bypass the physical ticket office. Travelers planning to explore the wider city should opt for the Lisbon Card or transport bundles, as these provide the necessary metro and bus access to reach the Parque das Nações district from the historic center.

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Visitors seeking the lowest price for a single cable car journey

This provides the base entry at the standard rate, allowing you to skip the manual ticket window queue.

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Sightseers visiting the Oceanarium and multiple Lisbon landmarks

The Lisbon Card covers the transit required to reach the cable car and offers a 10% discount on the ride itself.

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Tourists combining the cable car with the historic Tram 28 experience

This bundle includes a 24-hour transit pass, which is essential for riding the historic tram and navigating between the city's disparate tourist zones.

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How the main ticket options differ

Day trip

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€51

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€8

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€10
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Price range€8–€51
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UpdatedJul 7, 12:00 AM UTC
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What is often not included

  • The 'Skip-the-line' designation on digital tickets refers to bypassing the physical ticket office window; all visitors must still join the same boarding queue for the cabins, which can exceed 20 minutes during peak June weekends.
  • The Lisboa Card (Lisbon Pass) does not grant free entry to the cable car; it typically offers a 10% discount that must be redeemed at the ticket counter, making pre-purchased full-price tickets less economical for pass holders.
  • Many standard online tickets are valid for a one-way trip only (either North to South or South to North); a round-trip (Ida e Volta) requires a specific selection, or you will face a 2.2km walk back to your starting point.
  • Operations are strictly weather-dependent; in the event of high winds or technical maintenance, the service may be suspended without notice, and third-party vouchers may require a complex manual refund process compared to on-site purchases.
  • Official reduced rates for children (ages 3–12) and seniors (65+) are significantly lower than adult fares; third-party 'Standard' tickets often default to adult pricing, so families should verify age-specific options before booking.
  • The cable car is located in Parque das Nações, approximately 9km from the historic city center (Baixa); factor in the cost and time of a Metro (Linha Vermelha to Oriente) or taxi ride to reach the boarding stations.
  • Cabins accommodate up to 8 passengers and are shared during busy periods; the 30-meter height and potential swaying in the wind may be uncomfortable for those with severe vertigo.

Insider tips

Good to know before your visit

  • Price

    The supplied rows currently show a €7.50 EUR Tiqets offer marked available, a €7.50 EUR Official site offer marked available, an €8 EUR GetYourGuide one-way offer marked limited, and a €10 EUR GetYourGuide round-trip offer marked limited. Other supplied GetYourGuide listings are €18 EUR and €60 EUR. Compare the final checkout total, route, inclusions, validity, and cancellation terms before paying.

  • Discounts

    The official fare information lists children aged 0–2 as free and children aged 3–12 under the child category. Official conditions state that children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult and that age may need to be verified. Wheelchair users can access the cabins, while oversized luggage, dangerous materials, and animals other than guide dogs are not permitted under the stated conditions. For partner bookings, verify the selected seller's access and voucher rules.

  • Timing

    Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to print my ticket or can I use my phone?

Digital tickets are fully accepted. You can show the QR code or voucher on your smartphone at either the North (Torre Vasco da Gama) or South (Oceanário) station to board.

Can I cancel or reschedule my cable car ticket?

Official tickets purchased at the booth are typically non-refundable. However, booking through partners like Tiqets or GetYourGuide often provides a 24-hour free cancellation window, which is recommended if your travel plans are flexible.

Is the Lisbon Cable Car included for free with the Lisboa Card?

No, the cable car is not free with the Lisboa Card. It typically offers a 10% discount on the fare, but this discount is usually only available when purchasing tickets in person at the ticket office, not for online bookings.

Are there specific time slots for the ride?

No, tickets are generally 'open' for the date selected. You can arrive at any time during operating hours (typically 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM or 8:00 PM depending on the season) and join the boarding queue.

Can I bring a stroller or wheelchair on the cable car?

Yes, the cabins are designed to be accessible. Both stations have ramps or elevators, and the cabins can accommodate wheelchairs and folded strollers, making it a very family-friendly attraction.

Who is eligible for free or reduced-price tickets?

Infants aged 0–2 ride for free. Reduced rates are available for children (ages 3–12) and seniors (65+). Be prepared to show a valid ID for age verification at the boarding gate.

What is the difference between a one-way and a round-trip ticket?

A one-way ticket is ideal if you want to travel from the Oceanarium to the Vasco da Gama Tower (or vice versa) and continue exploring on foot. A round-trip ticket allows you to return to your starting station, though you must disembark and re-board at the opposite end.

Does a 'skip-the-line' ticket avoid the boarding queue?

Online tickets allow you to skip the ticket office queue, which can be long on weekends. However, all visitors must still wait in the same boarding queue for the next available cabin.

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