Skip the bus and the parking. We pick you up early, have your lift tickets and rentals sorted, get you to the lifts, and bring you home after après. Or keep it local with an evening at Cypress, Grouse or Seymour.
Highlights
- 01Pickup with coffee and breakfast on the way
- 02Lift tickets and rentals arranged ahead
- 03Après in Whistler Village
- 04Local night skiing at Cypress, Grouse or Seymour
A Whistler ski day
6:30 am
Pickup
Gear in the car, coffee in hand.
7:30 am
Breakfast in Squamish
A quick stop on the way up.
8:45 am
First chair
Tickets and rentals are ready, so you go straight to the lifts.
On the mountain
Ski or ride all day. Your guide can meet you for lunch, or ski with confident skiers.
4:00 pm
Après
A drink in the village while the legs recover.
7:00 pm
Drop-off
Home, warm and tired.
Times and stops flex with the season, the weather and what your group enjoys.
Included
- Lift ticket and rental booking at cost
- Door-to-door pickup
- A private Tesla
- Driver and guide in one
- Snacks and water
- Basic hiking kit
- First aid and safety
Not included
- Admission tickets and activities (we book them ahead at cost)
- Meals, unless the tour says otherwise
- Gratuity (always optional)
Tickets and extras
At the attraction's own price. We can book them ahead for you at cost.
- Whistler Blackcomb lift ticketfrom about $183 per adult booked ahead; much more at the window
- Rentalsabout $70–$100 per day
- Lessonsbooked with the resort
What to bring
- Ski or snowboard clothes
- Goggles and gloves
- A change of clothes for the drive home
Good to know
- Whistler Blackcomb plans to open November 20, 2026, snow permitting. Lift tickets are limited and cheapest bought at least a week ahead.
- Tell us how many skis and boards you're bringing so we can plan the space. Renting at Whistler means nothing to carry.
- Ski days are transport and logistics, not ski instruction or mountain guiding. Lessons are booked with the resort.
- Highway 99 can close in big storms. We watch the forecast and will move your day if needed.
