I’ll be picking up my rental in the Blackcomb Daylodge. Are there any day lockers near there?
Email received:
>Dear Valued Guest,
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>We are writing to you to inform you that we will be offering our daily group snow school programs only from Whistler for the 2021/22 season. Groups may still have the opportunity to ski or ride on Blackcomb throughout the lesson after meeting on the Whistler side, depending on age and ability level.
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>You are receiving this email as you currently have one or more bookings from Blackcomb or Creekside. We will be working to move your booking(s) to Whistler over the coming weeks. There is no action required from you and you will receive an updated order confirmation once your booking has been moved.
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>If you have season long club programs, private lessons, or women’s camp bookings with us, these are unaffected.
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>We look forward to welcoming you to our mountains.
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>Kind Regards,
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>Whistler Blackcomb Snow School Team
Any idea what is happening? Staffing issues? Budget cuts?
Are these available to buy in person the day-of as well? I noticed they charge a shipping fee online and there's no way it'll ship on time.
Starting to pack up my suitcase now, just wondering if I could order the heavier liquids and stuff through amazon and have it delivered to staff housing? If not, where do y’all get your necessities like face wash and soap etc when you’re out there
Looking for people to share their experiences
Hey, confused about this:
The Whistler/Blackcomb Seasons pass is currently more expensive than the Epic Pass.
Is there any reason to get the Whistler/Blackcomb pass right now?
I will mostly be riding Blackcomb but I like the idea of being able to ski for free in Colorado and maybe Japan.
I tried to search on Google for any posts asking this question, but couldn't find any.
I was wondering how strong the cell service is for skiers at Whistler Blackcomb. When going to small-scale ski resorts, our group usually uses Walkie-Talkies, but for a large mountain like Whistler, that isn't going to be powerful enough. Are we going to be able to call each other using cellphones at any time?
Hi everyone,
I’m trying to plan out an itinerary for a weeklong hiking trip to Vancouver, and it seems that doing one of the many trails around Whistler (Musical Bumps, High Note, Blackcomb, etc.) is a must. But there are so many options described in hiking guides that it feels hard to choose.
Would love to hear what people’s favorites are. Open to lengthy hikes, I just know that the gondola schedule presents some constraints.
Also open to alternatives in the area, such as Brandywine, if folks find that superior. Already doing a Garibaldi day as a sure thing.
Thanks in advance!
