The observation deck can sway up to an inch in a 20-mph wind. Earthquake-resistant, the arch is designed to sway up to 18 inches either way in winds up to 150 miles per hour. Visitors can enjoy ...

However, as I stood in the observation deck, ... The Gateway Arch is open to visitors Summer—Daily 8:00am–10:00pm* and Winter—Daily 9:00am–6:00pm*.

The Gateway Arch is more than just a monument, it’s also a striking observation deck. A tram system takes visitors to the very top offering views of the greater St. Louis area.

LOUIS — The Gateway Arch National Park began Phase II this month of reopening the ... • Time limit in Arch observation deck is no more than 10 minutes. ...

Gateway Arch National Park is ranked #1 out of 23 things to do in St. Louis. ... From the indoor observation deck at the top of the arch, you can see as far as 30 miles on a clear day.

Bi-State Development, which operates the trams, will require all visitors ages 9 and up to wear face coverings. Disposable face coverings can be purchased for $1 at The Arch Store, officials said.

Visitors to the top of the Gateway Arch, look out of the window from their assigned spots in St. Louis on Wednesday, ... Visitors also are limited to 10 minutes in the observation deck area.

The pod-shaped trams seat five people each and transport passengers up the legs of the Arch to an observation deck at the structure's peak. "We let passengers in the tram know we were on it and we ...

It’s worth noting that the pictured stairs are a separate unit and independent of the 96 stair steps that guests must climb after the tram ride to reach the observation deck.

Riders in the pods that creep up and down the legs of the Arch and take visitors to the observation deck 630 feet above the ground were left stalled in place for about two hours, according to Pam ...

Here's why the Gateway Arch trams got stuck Monday evening. ... The pod-shaped trams seat five people each and transport passengers up the legs of the Arch to an observation deck at the structure ...