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Flying Dutchman Temporarily Grounded |
| Feb 09, 2010 | By: Meagan Drillinger | LuxuryTravelAdvisor | |
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We hear that Cape Point's Flying Dutchman funicular in the Table Mountain National Park has suspended its service as of January 18. The 13-year-old mechanism is used to ferry tourists up a steep incline to the park's old lighthouse.
But fear not. Tourists will still be able to reach the top of the incline via a temporary bus service. A new Flying Dutchman will reopen on April 24, fully operational in time for Cape Town's expected tourist inundation for the 2010 FIFA World Cup.
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