What do you think of the cable car's operation?
Perhaps I have just been unlucky, but I have tried to take the Ngong Ping 360 cable car twice and, on both occasions, ended up being disappointed.
I checked the relevant website and news before leaving the house, and both times I was with friends. We were assured that the cable car was operating, but once we got there, we discovered this was not the case.
Therefore, I would like to make a suggestion. Since most travellers apparently take the MTR to get to the cable car station, how about placing notices at all major stations, especially the Hong Kong/Central, Admiralty, Kowloon, Mong Kok and Tsim Sha Tsui stations? A sign could even be put up at all stations.
What would be even better would be to have a message broadcast at these stations so that we would know it was going to be pointless for us to take the trip to the cable car. It is acceptable for there to be no advance notice if the service is suspended due to a sudden emergency or strong wind, but it is not acceptable if, say, a problem had been detected the day before.
Perhaps the cable car operators think tourists have all the time in the world so there is no need to get information out promptly about a suspension of service. However, the managers of the cable car company should realise it is those very tourists who pay your salaries.
Tourists come here from all over the world to enjoy themselves for a few days. If their time is wasted in this way, it will reflect badly on Hong Kong as a tourist attraction.