Yes, it is pretty roomy on there.

Telluride Mountain Village is not the town of Telluride. Telluride Mountain Village has Heritage Parking Garage, North Village Center Parking, and Mountain Village Gondola Parking Garage. Heritage Parking Garage ($35 all day) is close to the Chondola. North Village Center Parking ($2/hr I think) is at the north end of the village (ergo the name) and isn't an easy walk with ski boots. You can take the shuttle from there. Very close to the top end of the Intercept Gondola is Mountain Village Gondola Parking Garage. I don't know anything about this garage. From that location you can ski down to the village and other gondolas/chairs or even ride the Intercept Gondola down (both much easier than walking in your boots. The lots mentioned by jtischuaser are across the river at the south end of Tomboy Dr and the south end of Mahoney Dr. If you're parking here drop your people (and your gear) off at the gondola at the center of town and walk in wearing tennis shoes. Put those in your back pack and change into your boots at the Gondola. There are a lot of benches at the gondola.

Yes no parking awaits you. Use the outside (stn second ) parking lot and ride two gondolas to town or one to MTN Village square. Road can be dangerous. fair weather only, check plowing sked, black ice.

They will probably fit. You may to take 2 gondolas. They do try to accommodate large groups or people with mobility challenges (like old guys like me). Very friendly staff. I hope this helps.

it seems to run non stop .

OK, there's parking all over the street, I truly don't remember if it's free, but if you walk from you're hotel you're really will enjoy it, it must be a short walk because it's a very small town. You can surely go for free in the gondola and stay there as long as you want to. You can also carry your bikes in the gondola and get down from there by one of the many bike trails there are. I don't know much about bikes, but I understand there's several levels of difficulty (for the trails) and they have a few different trails corresponding to those levels. If you go during winter and there's no snow, they'll provide snow (they have machines on top of the mountain for that purpose...I know, sounds weird, but it's true). Make sure to try all the gondolas, they're all connected. About the times, I'm sorry, I don't remember, but my husband and I got on the gondola as early as 0700 and came back as late as 1900, so I would say they're times are pretty convenient. There's a couple days restriction when it is closed, but I think it is during July, when deer are having babies or something. I know dogs travel for free as well. Enjoy!

Not at all.

I have not been to the mountain village in the summer but in the winter it has restaurants, ski shops, and hotels. I imagine in the summer the ski shops are just outdoor equipment and clothing shops. There are some good restaurants and it is a more resort feel than down in the town itself.

They will be running. Enjoy.

There is a large parking lot at mountain village with a 2 minute walk to gondola.