Whistler Things To Do – Up To Date Fun Events and Activities for Everyone
From the monthly archives:
Huckfest is on again next weekend, Canadian Thanksgiving Weekend, for the 6th year in a row. The Whistler Mountain Bike Park ends the summer season with a bang of events…
Whistler – Air Dome Jump Jam
When? -> Friday, October 5, 5-9pm
Qualifier -> 5 – 7pm. Jam format with three judges.
Finals -> 7 – 9pm. Each [...]
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Book this date on your calendars, November 22, 2007. It’s when Whistler Blackcomb opens for the new ski season ahead. As I’m writing you this September 30th, Whistler has already had snow, 3 days of snow and counting. In the week to come there are forecasted 4-25 cm (approx. 2-10inches) per day.
Last [...]
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A lot of you asked me how much are Whistler ski tickets.
The following is a breakdown:
Adult
By Oct 8
After
Save
Unlimited Ski Pass
$1,399
$1,739
$340
Midweek Ski Pass
$929
$1,179
$250
Single Mountain Pass
$1,219
Not Available
15-Day Pass
$719
$899
Children Unlimited Pass
Youth (13-18)
$509
$729
$220
Child (7-12)
$329
$519
$190
Tot (under 6)
Free Daypass
$10 for the season
Senior
Unlimited Ski Pass
$699
$849
$150
Midweek Ski Pass
$499
$595
$96
Single Mountain Pass
$619
Not Available
Super Seniors (75+)
$99
$139
$40
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If you don’t ski and it’s not winter, what are some things to do in Whistler?
In short, anything you want. Unlike many resorts, Whistler BC is a self sustained mini city with a complete infrastructure that offers all the comforts of the big city, the charm and gratitude of a small town and the [...]
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They mystery behind Blackcomb
A lot of people are baffled by the mention of Whistler and Blackcomb in the same sentence. It’s actually pretty simple to remember. Whistler is the name of the Village, but Whistler is also the name of one of the Mountains in Whistler. There are 2 ski ready Mountains [...]
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Properties and Time Share for Sale in Whistler
Without any warning, you come to Whistler and find that this is the place you want to retire to, come to visit often, or if you’re like me – just never leave. It happened to me, I first visited Whistler during spring breaks, then for just one [...]
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The best time to visit Whistle is when you can get here
Because your “best time” to visit Whistler depends on so many factors, I will list the top “best times” according to snow conditions (as if I know for sure), price and amount of people visiting.
Whistler Price
If price is not an issue and you like [...]
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Whistler Dining Guide from the affordable to the divine
Whistler wouldn’t be a World Class Resort if it couldn’t accommodate all gastronomic palates for every budget. There is something for everyone at every price point.
Here is a list of all the recommended restaurants in Whistler, all prices are in Canadian Dollars.
Cafe
Ingrid’s -> Breakfast and Lunch [...]
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