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1. Public buses: Take a route that runs along the entire Av. Occidental (Mariscal Sucre). The cable car base is a 15-minute walk from the public bus station. The Mitad del Mundo, San Carlos or Rapitrans lines cover the route.

2. Taxi or private car 4 minutes from Av. Mariana de Jesús, near La Comuna neighborhood, is the entrance to the cable car parking. They can park for $ 2.50 an hour or a fraction

3. Private Cable Car Bus The Quito Cable Car has private buses that transport people FREE from Western Avenue (also called Mariscal Sucre), to the main base. Buses run every 15 minutes.

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- Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday: 09:00 a.m. - 08:00 p.m.

- Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday: 08:00 - 20:00

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Hike | Horseback riding | Photography | Cycling

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Teleférico de Quito - La Pausa Que Te Inspira 1 (Amigos)

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We recommend you bring:

1. A warm jacket

2. Broad spectrum sunscreen to protect you from radiation

3. Hiking shoes

4. Pills against altitude sickness

You can also take other provisions such as: drinking coca tea, walking slowly as soon as you reach the top and drinking plenty of water to avoid discomfort and dizziness. If you have not acclimatized to the altitude of Quito and want to get on the cable car, you will definitely need the anti-altitude sickness pills.