Last chance for the Luisenhöhe (Upper Austria): If there is no new operator until 4 April, the once popular destination threatens the last end – including the demolition of the millions. This would not only disappear a tourist attraction, but also a piece of local history.
The Mountain and Summer Toboggan Run in Haag am Hausruck was once a real crowd-trait power- but now it is millions of excursion ages, which is known to be quiet since January 2020, threatens the final.
Review: In 2020, adventurous Luisenhöhe GmbH slips in bankruptcy with a minus of around 260,000 euros – the market town of Haag am Hausruck saved the monument from the place, the facility bought. But pandemic, unclear perspectives and the complicated requirements in the work of the cable car have continued to falter the project.
The last end of the threat
Now the situation is dramatic: if there is no longer an operator within a very short time, the full demolition of the Mountain Railway threatens and therefore the last end for the once legendary summer tobogganing on the Luisenhöhe.
Loss of attraction would be fatal
Easily break down a functioning system worth three million euros? Experts, tourism and population agree: Zomertoebogganing on the Luisenhöhe belongs to hedge – and it would be fatal to lose this attraction. The unique location, a million people in the river basin and modern technology actually offer perfect requirements.
Community starts the last desperate attempt
But without a new operator who provides the staff and meets the required security requirements, the Luisenhöhe will soon be history. VP Local Chief Konrad Binder now starts with a final desperate call: “Interested parties still have the opportunity to request the activities until April 4.”
Source: Krone
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