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点评：One star because I have to give one, otherwise it was 0. Before visiting the Sapanca Cable Car, we checked the ticket prices on the official website. Imagine our surprise when we arrived at the lower station and were told the tickets would cost 1,150 TRY for a return trip, while the official website clearly listed 450 TRY for a round-trip ticket. Nowhere on the website does it state that these prices are only for Turkish citizens or that tourists pay a different rate.
When we questioned the cashier about the discrepancy, she turned around a price board that had been facing away from us when we arrived and claimed that the online prices were for students only. This explanation made no sense, as student prices are listed separately on the official website. The whole situation felt extremely misleading and, frankly, like an attempt to overcharge tourists.
Things became even stranger when we asked to buy a one-way ticket because we planned to hike back down. We were initially told that this was impossible and that hiking down was far too dangerous. However, there is plenty of information online showing that this hike is perfectly feasible. Only after we questioned this explanation further were we suddenly told that buying a one-way ticket was in fact possible. So apparently it wasn't impossible after all.
In the end, we decided not to buy any tickets. It wasn't about the money, it was about the principle and the feeling that we were being treated unfairly simply because we were tourists.
Unfortunately, the experience didn't end there. Our car was parked in the underground parking garage, where a sign clearly states that the first 20 minutes are free. We were there for no more than 10 minutes, yet the parking attendant still tried to charge us 100 TRY. Only after we pointed out the sign did they let us leave without paying. Had we not challenged it, we would have been overcharged once again.
What I don't understand is why a region that maybe wants to attract more international visitors would allow practices like this. Experiences like these don't just damage the reputation of one attraction, they leave visitors with a negative impression of the entire region.
Our visit to Sapanca ended with a very bitter taste. It's a beautiful area, but based on our experience, I would strongly advise future visitors to double-check everything and be cautious when visiting the cable car.
When we questioned the cashier about the discrepancy, she turned around a price board that had been facing away from us when we arrived and claimed that the online prices were for students only. This explanation made no sense, as student prices are listed separately on the official website. The whole situation felt extremely misleading and, frankly, like an attempt to overcharge tourists.
Things became even stranger when we asked to buy a one-way ticket because we planned to hike back down. We were initially told that this was impossible and that hiking down was far too dangerous. However, there is plenty of information online showing that this hike is perfectly feasible. Only after we questioned this explanation further were we suddenly told that buying a one-way ticket was in fact possible. So apparently it wasn't impossible after all.
In the end, we decided not to buy any tickets. It wasn't about the money, it was about the principle and the feeling that we were being treated unfairly simply because we were tourists.
Unfortunately, the experience didn't end there. Our car was parked in the underground parking garage, where a sign clearly states that the first 20 minutes are free. We were there for no more than 10 minutes, yet the parking attendant still tried to charge us 100 TRY. Only after we pointed out the sign did they let us leave without paying. Had we not challenged it, we would have been overcharged once again.
What I don't understand is why a region that maybe wants to attract more international visitors would allow practices like this. Experiences like these don't just damage the reputation of one attraction, they leave visitors with a negative impression of the entire region.
Our visit to Sapanca ended with a very bitter taste. It's a beautiful area, but based on our experience, I would strongly advise future visitors to double-check everything and be cautious when visiting the cable car.
翻译：给一星是因为我必须给星级评分，否则就该是零星。在乘坐萨潘卡缆车之前，我们查看了官方网站上的票价信息。当我们到达缆车下站后，却被告知往返票的价格为1,150土耳其里拉，而官网上明确写着往返票价格仅为450土耳其里拉。网站上丝毫没有说明这些价格仅适用于土耳其公民，或者游客需要支付不同的费用。当我们就价格差异向收银员询问时，她把原本背对着我们的价目牌转了过来，并声称网上的价格仅适用于学生。这一解释毫无道理，因为官方网站上其实单独列出了学生优惠价。整个情况显得极其具有误导性，坦率地说，就像是试图多收游客的钱。
当我们打算徒步下山而要求购买单程票时，事情变得更加奇怪了。起初我们得到的答复是：这是不可能的，徒步下山也极其危险。然而网上有大量信息表明，这条路线完全可以走通。直到我们进一步质疑这一说法后，才有人突然告诉我们：购买单程票实际上是可行的。看来事情并非不可能完成。
最终，我们决定不买任何票。这并非出于钱的问题。这涉及到一个原则问题，以及一种我们因身为游客就遭到不公平对待的感觉。
遗憾的是，事情并未就此结束。我们的车停在地下停车场，那里有个明显的标志写着前20分钟免费停车。我们在那里停留了不到10分钟，但停车场管理员仍试图向我们收取100土耳其里拉的费用。直到我们指出那个标志后，他们才让我们免费离开。如果我们没有提出异议的话……我们又一次被多收费用了。
我不明白的是，一个或许希望吸引更多国际游客的地区，为何会允许这种做法存在。此类经历不仅会损害某个景点的声誉，还会让游客对整个地区产生负面印象。
我们的萨帕贾之行以极其不愉快的经历告终。那是个风景优美的地方，但就我们的经历而言……我强烈建议今后的游客在乘坐缆车前仔细核对所有信息，并保持谨慎。
当我们打算徒步下山而要求购买单程票时，事情变得更加奇怪了。起初我们得到的答复是：这是不可能的，徒步下山也极其危险。然而网上有大量信息表明，这条路线完全可以走通。直到我们进一步质疑这一说法后，才有人突然告诉我们：购买单程票实际上是可行的。看来事情并非不可能完成。
最终，我们决定不买任何票。这并非出于钱的问题。这涉及到一个原则问题，以及一种我们因身为游客就遭到不公平对待的感觉。
遗憾的是，事情并未就此结束。我们的车停在地下停车场，那里有个明显的标志写着前20分钟免费停车。我们在那里停留了不到10分钟，但停车场管理员仍试图向我们收取100土耳其里拉的费用。直到我们指出那个标志后，他们才让我们免费离开。如果我们没有提出异议的话……我们又一次被多收费用了。
我不明白的是，一个或许希望吸引更多国际游客的地区，为何会允许这种做法存在。此类经历不仅会损害某个景点的声誉，还会让游客对整个地区产生负面印象。
我们的萨帕贾之行以极其不愉快的经历告终。那是个风景优美的地方，但就我们的经历而言……我强烈建议今后的游客在乘坐缆车前仔细核对所有信息，并保持谨慎。
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