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Yes, simply contact one of our expert Travel Consultants and they would be more than happy to assist you with any last minute needs. To avoid disappointment and to ensure the best availability and pricing we recommend booking in advance. During certain holidays such as Christmas and Presidents Week it is not uncommon to have sold out dates. In addition, as demand increases rates will generally increase, that applies for lodging providers as well as airfares.

During the season, some properties offer "3rd night free" or "5th night free" deals. Plus, many partners will often give a bigger discount the longer you stay – check the website often for great offers like these. And remember; staying longer means you can enjoy even more Whistler Blackcomb magic!

Yes. There are a limited number of homes in Whistler. They are popular and should be booked well in advance. Keep in mind there are many condo units that can accommodate large groups and offer better locations, amenities, common areas, pools/hot tubs and some even boast ski-in/ski-out access; often at a lower price than these houses.

There are a few hotels in Whistler that offer complimentary continental breakfast. These include Blackcomb Springs Suites, Listel, and Pan Pacific Village Centre. Subject to change.

Popular weekends such as BC's Family Day and President's Day in February are typically more expensive than midweek stays. But during then rates will go up. In slower times like early December, there might not be as much of a savings by staying mid-week versus a weekend.

• This season's brand new equipment
• FREE storage, tuning and service
• Switch gear to suit the conditions – any time
• Try different skis from our on-mountain rental fleet
• Avoid the hassle and expense of travelling with your equipment

Package deals generally include lodging and another component like lift tickets or an activity. We love packages because it allows us to bundle products and pass the savings on to you! If you see a great deal, jump on it quickly as the best deals sell out quickly.

The busiest times are typically Christmas Holidays and other holiday weekends such as BC Family Day and Presidents Day. There are many advantages of coming while the resort during these busy periods. There's even more energy in the Village, with free concerts and events. New Year's Eve is particularly popular, with big crowds enjoying family friendly celebrations celebrations.

Historically, November-January and March are the snowiest months of the season, but consistent snowfall throughout the season is one of the hallmarks of the Whistler Blackcomb experience.

With over 8,171 acres, Whistler Blackcomb is the biggest mountain resort on the continent. It's diverse terrain offers thrills for all skill levels, from first-timers to Olympic-level elite skiers. Consistent snowfall (with an average of nearly 12m (39ft) a year over the last decade) means you can book with confidence, while a moderate temperature that rarely dips below -10ºC (12ºF) means you'll be comfortable when you arrive. A unique, vibrant, pedestrian-only base Village is the envy of resorts the world over, while a rich array of activities ensure there's plenty for everyone to do. It all adds up to the #1 Mountain Resort in North America.

Whistler Village is at 2,140 ft / 652 meters and Blackcomb base is at 2,214 ft / 675 meters. This means no elevation sickness unlike other ski resorts at higher altitudes.

Yes. For infants and toddlers 18-48 months, we offering licensed childcare programs with trained, qualified staff. Plus, parents receive pagers for added peace of mind.

Yes, generally we can offer a discount on activities any from 5 – 20% savings off the regular rate if you book in advance. Click here for more info.

Most visitors are surprised at the number (and quality) of free events and activities available at Whistler Blackcomb. There are mountain tours, an ice skating rink, even free shows and concerts like the Fire & Ice show held every Sunday night (Dec-March) at the base of Whistler. 

There are a number of restaurants in all areas of the resort. However, the majority of options are in the main Whistler Village. Each base area also has great après, restaurants and nightlife options, but again Whistler Village will be your best bet.

Whistler Village is at 2,140 ft / 652 meters and Blackcomb base is at 2,214 ft / 675 meters. This means no elevation sickness unlike other ski resorts at higher altitudes.

With discounted airfare on flights from major cities around the world via Vancouver International Airport, getting to Whistler is easier than you think. From downtown Vancouver, Whistler is only a 1.5 hour drive north on the newly improved, spectacular Sea-to-Sky Highway. The resort is also just a five hour drive from Seattle along I-5. There are a number of ways to get to Whistler: car rentals, limos, or coach transfers. Find out more about these and all other transportation by visiting this page.