Original story: June 30 St. Louis will seem a little like St. Louis again, as it will be possible to take a tram ride to the top of the Gateway Arch starting Wednesday, July 8.

And for those who can’t take the tram ride in person, you can still take a virtual peek inside the Gateway Arch. “Improving accessibility and helping people of all abilities experience the ...

Each tram holds five people. According to a report from KMOV, A fire department spokesperson said about five trams were stuck in the north leg of the Arch about 100 feet above the lower loading zone.

ST. LOUIS • The tram in the north leg of the Gateway Arch stalled after an electrical outage about 2:15 p.m today, stranding about 40 visitors for nearly an hour.

Taking a tram to the top of the arch is a must for every St. Louis kid. It’s never a bad time to revisit a beloved St. Louis institution, but #Arch630Day on June 30 (a.k.a 6/30 to represent the fact ...

While admission is always free to the museum and visitor center at the Gateway Arch National Park, tram rides to the top of the Arch and tickets to its documentary movie are not. A $3 fee is ...

Each tram holds five people. According to a report from KMOV, A fire department spokesperson said about five trams were stuck in the north leg of the Arch about 100 feet above the lower loading zone.

Each tram holds five people. According to a report from KMOV, A fire department spokesperson said about five trams were stuck in the north leg of the Arch about 100 feet above the lower loading zone.

Each tram holds five people. According to a report from KMOV, A fire department spokesperson said about five trams were stuck in the north leg of the Arch about 100 feet above the lower loading zone.

Each tram holds five people. According to a report from KMOV, A fire department spokesperson said about five trams were stuck in the north leg of the Arch about 100 feet above the lower loading zone.

Each tram holds five people. According to a report from KMOV, A fire department spokesperson said about five trams were stuck in the north leg of the Arch about 100 feet above the lower loading zone.

ST. LOUIS (Gray News) – About 25 passengers were stuck inside the Gateway Arch in St. Louis for more than two hours before firefighters were able to rescue them. The St. Louis Fire Department ...