Kotor Cable Car and Toboggan: how it works in Montenegro — first-hand
Short answer
The Kotor cable car offers scenic round trips for approximately 50 EUR, with shuttles available from the bus station. A rail-based toboggan ride near the top station costs about 12 EUR and operates as a continuous circuit that returns to its starting point without walking trails.
From real experience
The Kotor cable car offers a scenic ascent.
For descent, a toboggan ride is available. This toboggan is a rail-based amusement ride that completes a circular route, descending and then ascending back to the starting point; disembarking mid-route is not possible. There are no established walking trails from the toboggan's upper station. Access to and from the top stations typically requires using the cable car or arranging a taxi/private vehicle due to steep slopes.
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The toboggan experience near the Kotor cable car is highly recommended.
Tickets can be purchased on-site (card payments accepted at the cable car ticket office or near the toboggan runs). The cost is around 12 EUR. A shuttle service from Kotor bus station to the cable car operates, with round-trip shuttle and cable car tickets costing approximately 30 EUR. Both daytime and sunset visits offer great views.
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There are no roller coasters at Lovcen mountain.
The 'roller coaster' experience is likely a scenic ride, with ticket prices around €12 for the standard option and €24 for fast-track access. A separate attraction costing around €50 may exist, potentially related to the cable car, which costs approximately €50 for a round trip for two people.
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The Kotor cable car's lower station is located in Kotor municipality, not Tivat, despite some confusion.
Taxis from Tivat to the cable car cost approximately €15. Round-trip tickets for the cable car are around €50 per person. Shuttles might be available from Tivat, check the official website kotorcablecar.