The cable car is easy. Get tickets in advance. Everywhere is signs to not feed the monkeys and to just leave them be. However, when you get to the top every single taxi driver is feeding and bothering the monkeys. And it makes sense for them because they need the money and the tourism. But the monkeys are aggressive and the park rangers don’t give a crap. And these monkeys grab at your clothes and your pants and it’s scary for children. And it’s upsetting because the monkeys don’t know who is a taxi driver and who is going to give them food. I would not recommend with tiny children.

Cable car to Top of the Rock is a must do activity. One can come down walking + exploring. Hopefully, the day you decide to take cable car is a bright n sunny day.

This was a great attraction to ride up as a single and walk down. But be aware there is now only a return fare of £18, and towalk down you must buy a £16 nature reserve ticket so potentialy £36. To be fair there is a small reduction for a joint ticket. On top of this some of the main attractions wereclosed for refurb. Is a stunning view from the top, but i feel very overpriced.

Took the cable car from the town to the top of the Rock, about 4-5 mins to get up there. Views are absolutely amazing! The cable car is staffed (adds to the feeling of safety!!) and you arrive at the very top. The cafe is right in front of you - views over the Straits of Gibraltar and mainland Spain are all around. Fantastic! Viewing platform outside the cafe is great, from here (with the right ticket) you can begin your decent back down the Rock (approx 2-2.5 hours walking) via the many attractions (St Michael's Cave, viewing platforms, tunnels etc) and of course the macaques (Gibraltar Rock monkeys). Highly recommended!

Great experience. Not too overcrowded. Didn’t use the return ticket because we would have had to walk back up after seeing all the other sights. Bought the nature reserve ticket too which allows you into the rest of the experiences on the rock, well worth the extra money.

Goes very high, so maybe not for the faint-hearted, though it saves a long uphill walk. Quite expensive. Very few options, eg if you want to include or exclude a particular attraction. Indeed, a single costs nearly as much as a return! Fantastic views and great photo opportunities.

Great way to get to the top and see stunning views. Cost £19 return for an adult and there was lots of different areas at the top to see the apes without having to pay to go into the nature reserve. Cable car staff were fantastic and there a signs for people not to feed the apes so respect the rules!. Best time to go is in the morning when they've just been fed and there aren't so many people. Lots of opportunities to get close to them but please can people stop shoving their phones Infront of the apes faces, these are beautiful animals that need to be respected as we had no problems with them. Lovely cafe at the top to relax and enjoy the views.

We rode a bus for 2 hours to make this trip. While the town is nice and the cable car ride was fun, it wasn’t a Wow experience. And the monkeys crawling all over the place, peeing on stair railings and staircases just spoiled the experience.

The view from the top of the rock is amazing, and we absolutely loved the monkeys. We explored the top of the rock a bit, but we didn’t think it was worth it to pay for the nature reserve. There isn’t that much to do other than admire the view and watch the monkeys, both on the rock and in Gibraltar as a whole, so I’d recommend doing the cable car in Gibraltar if you’re already close to the area (e.g., in Seville, Spain or other cities even closer), but I wouldn’t recommend more than a quick day trip here.

We did our research and knew that there would be two cruise ships in, ours and a larger princess ship. We jumped on the bus and headed to the cable car station arriving around 10:15 and headed to the entrance where the split for prepaid fast track and pay on the day was and got in the prepaid queue. We brought our tickets on our mobile whilst in the queue it was fairly quick and very easy to pick up the wrist bands from the prepaid counter. 1 person from the group collected the tickets whilst the others stayed in the queue for the cable car. It took us under an hour from joining the queue to getting to the top. The queue shuffled along slowly but didn't feel too long as we spent it getting to know others around us. Cable car itself was great and got us to the top in around 10 mins with fantastic views on the way up and at the top. We walked back down covering all of the sights. It was well worth the wait!