History: 3S Eisgratbahn
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| Country: | Austria |
| Location: | Neustift Im Stubaital |
| Region: | TIrol |
| Resort: | Stubaier Gletscher |
| Start of construction: | June 2015 |
| Duration of construction: | 16 months |
| Commissioning date: | 22 October 2016 |
| Manufacturer: | Leitner Ropeways |
| Investment volume: | 64 million euros |
| Lift type: | 32-BGD |
| Travel time: | 12 minutes (base to top) |
| Length: | 4686 m / 15374 ft |
| Base station altitude: | 1697 m |
| Middle station altitude: | n/a |
| Top station altitude: | n/a |
| Altitude difference: | 1203 m |
| Number of pillars: | 7 |
| Transport capacity per hour: | 3014 persons / hour |
| Maximum travel speed: | %N% |
| Driving speed: | 25 km/h |
| Driving station: | top |
| Rope manufacturer: | Teufelberger |
| Cabin manufacturer: | Sigma |
| Cabin designer: | Pininfarina |
| Number of cabins: | 48 |
| Maximum capacity per cabin: | 32 |
| Seats in cabin: | 24 |
| Seating type: | leather |
| Free wifi: | yes |
| Operating seasons: | all seasons |
| Official website : | Stubaier-Gletscher.com |
The 3S Eisgratbahn is a tri-cable detachable gondola lift in Neustift Im Stubaital, Tirol, Austria. It is the longest 3S gondola lift in the Alps and it is the world's first tricable gondola lift that has two sections featuring non-stop operation.
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