Really great trip. Yes you can drive the car up to the top of great Orme & save a few quid but this is a really unique and stunning experience. Even the dog loved it. Once at the top there are breathtaking views and plenty of areas to walk. Be prepared to queue for the ride up in the morning as it gets busy, but it's worth the wait.

Fantastic experience not just for tram enthusiasts, great views of Llandudno and the surrounding areas. Staff very professional, but there is distinct lack of any provision for customers with mobility issues - the only benches available are just by the tram station, which is not good enough when there are long queues. I am unable to stand for too long and we were unlucky to visit the tramway on a busy weekend, with queuing times at least 30 min plus. There is no option of booking online, which I believe would have saved some queuing time. Maybe there should at least be an option of fast-track access to book online?

Great experience on the trams. Beautiful views at the top. Take an extra layer...we did but is was still pretty nippy!! Play area at the top for kids which was nice. The information area/museum was good but could be improved on

It wonderful. As a rail enthusiast it has to be good and it is. Great fun a place all children should be taken for some proper engineering sights. Often a queue but worth the wait and the views at the top are splendid.

Well, you have to do it really when you're in Llandudno. There was a little queue but we were soon on the tram and off trundling up the street. Change trams half way and it was getting cooler all the time. We had a good walk round at the top to a couple of viewpoints but there was a very cold wind and so we settled in the cafe for lunch before setting off down again.

The funicular railway was opened in 1902 and is a lovely example of British craftsmanship. Still running after 120 years and maintained to a really high standard, the fee is worth it as it helps to keep this heritage attraction in top order. There are many videos to explain how the tram works but if in the area we thoroughly recommend the journey for its scenic views and nostalgic feel. Great Orme is a lovely walk so make sure you leave a good 3-4 hours to take everything in.

The tramway runs in two sections from Victoria station in Llandudno to half way station where you change for the second part to the summit. Expect queues to go up and ones to come down at appropriate busy times of the day when the tramway can operate a 10 minute service. We actually drove to the summit via a toll road - the ticket of which can be used for car parking at the top. So by doing it this way early in the morning we had virtually empty trams down to the resort. Nice history and pictures at half way station if you have time to have a look.

A charming ride up to The Great Orme on this quaint & beautiful tram. Open for over 120 years they have been restored beautifully. Prepare for a bit of queuing, and you’ll need to change trams at the halfway station, but well worth it. At the summit the 360° views are breathtaking. There’s a cafe serving hot food and drinks and fresh cream cakes. Delightful. Also a souvenir gift shop too. A pity the cable cars weren’t running as it was too windy. A thoroughly enjoyable ride on the Great Orme Tramway. Shame it didn’t last a bit longer.

A pleasant ride, even if not very long. More of a means to an end, rather than an end in itself. Something you just have to do, to reach the halfway and the top. Shame that there isn't any cover outside base camp station for when it rains before opening time. And then you only get a single, small towel, to wipe down the wet seats before starting your journey. The Tramway can surely invest in a few more towels. Not much to see at base camp, but the halfway station - where you have to change trams anyway - has a good collection of posters and displays of historic information. I didn't see the Tramway company emphasising any of this, as you are effectively hurried out of 1 tram, through the covered walkway where the displays are located, and into the next tram, without much time to stop and look. Tho the old newspaper article about a fatal accident could have been less prominent. Then there's the summit stop. Typically there's an expensive and tacky souvenir shop at Summit station, and a similarly awful cafe and shop at the summit itself. But summit station does have an interesting display of flora/fauna/geology which I found very interesting and well presented. However, all in all, a reasonable distraction for tourists. And a must-do journey for the nearby Bronze Age Copper Mine.

We always take a trip up the great orme when we are in Llandudno. It’s a great experience and not too expensive. Adult £10.90 return and child £8 return which is reasonable for the experience. It’s a shame as no pre booking. My daughter has disabilities so it’s a bit of nightmare having to queue around the block, which is most of the time. I got there for 1115hrs. The queue was already at the entrance steps. We were on the third tram but the queue goes down relatively quick. There’s a halfway point where you change trams. At the top there is a mini golf course, an outdoor play area, a centre where food, toilet and gift shop were available. It’s a must do in Llandudno, sheep in the mountains, great view and fresh air on the way up. A lovely holiday activity.