CAPE TOWN - The Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company (TMACC) issued just short of 30 000 free birthday month tickets in 2021 to local tourists, allowing each visitor to experience breath-taking views of Cape Town from above the clouds.
The offer, says the company, is one of the ways in which it broadens accessibility for local tourists, encouraging more visitors from across the country to visit Cape Town, and travel to the top of Table Mountain during their birthday month.
“We hope to give an opportunity to all South Africans to visit Cape Town and experience the majestic views from the top. The success of the offer is a testament to how well-loved Table Mountain is, and we are excited to play a role in making the top of the mountain accessible to everyone for their birthday,” says Giselle Esau, executive manager of Brand and Marketing at TMACC.
TMACC expanded its birthday ticket offering in 2020 to last for the whole of the ticket holder’s birth month.
A return ticket up the cableway would normally cost R390, but the TMACC birthday month special allows all South African citizens to travel up Table Mountain for free.
South Africans can benefit from the free TMACC birthday ticket special by presenting a valid South African identity document upon arrival at the cableway. The offer is available for adults and children celebrating their birthday. TMACC also offers a Cable Card, which is renewable annually and offers exceptional value for visitors who love to travel up Table Mountain frequently.
For more information on the birthday offer, visit the link: https://tablemountain.net/plan-your-visit/birthday-special
Cape Times