Military Days at the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, a month-long 'thank you' from the attraction, feature free admission and cool temps.
Members of the U.S. Armed Forces will receive complimentary admission on the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
The military member's guests — up to four people — may receive 25% off their rides; spouses of deployed members, as well as widows and widowers, will receive free admissioncan be so changeable, especially around coastal California in June. Some days are gray, other days are even grayer, and then a surprisingly hot wind will suddenly blow through.
's Mountain Station, a handsome mid-century attraction that sits at over 8,500 feet. This location provides cooler fun come the hottest months, and one of the hottest has something great in store for military personnel: Free tram admission throughout July.at the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway is the famous destination's way of saying a heartfelt"thank you," and showing gratitude to the military member's friends and loved ones, too.
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