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There is one platter lift, and the area operates on Saturdays, conditions permitting.

In reverse platter lifts, the woman is skating backwards.

This has brought various improvements to the field, including a new groomer, cafe and platter lift.

A platter lift which served the expert Race Course and easier runs was removed.

It also includes two surface lifts: a platter lift and a magic carpet for beginning skiers.

Platter lifts are either forward or reverse.

The mountainous region is a popular winter sport destination, including several ski slopes and platter lifts.

Platter lift: The woman's position in the air is parallel to the ice so that she resembles a platter being held up.

Since 1979 there is a terminal station of a platter lift near the Glarner Vorab.

It is important to distinguish between Platter lifts and Pomas as they are very different types of lifts.

Big Mountain has a total of four triple chairs, two double chairs, a T-bar and a platter lift.

It is directly connected to the Åre ski area with its own platter lift, the Copperhill Express.

In 1967 a platter lift was installed, yielding better access to the north ski runs and giving first-time skiers an easier way to access the slopes.

It has one double, one triple, one platter lift, and one magic carpet conveyor lift.

In 1987, Poma constructed a platter lift servicing the North Face chutes above East River.

It joined the existing lifts, the Skyline Express triple chair and Easy Rider platter lift, which was relocated.

The ski resort of l'Alpe d'Huez was constructed in 1936, and Jean Pomagalski created there the first platter lift in the world.

There are 2 detachable quad chairlifts and 2 fixed-grip quad chairlift, 2 "magic carpet" learner lifts and 1 platter lift for beginners.

This style has now been superseded by T-bar lifts, platter lift and chairlift in most places-with the notable exception of the smaller club fields of New Zealand.

At the summit of the new platter lift at Mongolia, which connects Siberia with Mongolia, a sign reads "Welcome to the Edge of the World."

The detachable chairlift didn't start with a chairlift, rather, it started with the Platter lift in 1908, as the sticks left the cable and attached when someone loaded onto the stick.

Breckenridge expanded into high alpine terrain with the construction of a platter lift from near the top of Lift 2 to near the top of present day Lift 6 in 1967.

Five quad chairlifts served the east-facing slopes (3 hi-speed & 2 fixed-grip), along with two surface lifts, a Poma platter lift and a magic carpet, in the novice area at the base.

From 1962 the area was accessible by platter lift, followed 1967 by the then biggest aerial cable car with cabins to hold as much as 125 passengers, which is still in use today along with several modernised chairlifts.

Although term Poma lift technically refers to any Poma installation, but it is mostly commonly used as a generic term for a platter lift, as it was the company's first and most popular system.