IcePointa
Active member
Looking to be at Whistler this spring semester. Badly need to some off to get my head straight. Hopefully I can get this thing off the ground.
Firstly, I'm 19 years old and as such, I miss the youth season pass by one year. FUCK! The adult pass is like $1,000 more than the youth pass. I could get a fake ID that says I'm 18 for $100. Is this all I would need to do to save $900? Any other ways to get around this? I don't qualify for the student pass because unfortunately I live in the states.
Secondly, It's going to be impossible to find somewhere nearby to live won't it? Can a trade my car for a VW Bus and live in the parking lot or will they kick me out? Is there one nearby that would work? Are there people that do this who might guide me in their skibum art upon arrival? Do they have Wi-Fi in Whistler which I might utilize?!?
Hell, I think not working at all and living in a VW Bus would beat out the alternative...working my ass off on days that should have been rest days so that i can sit in an apartment. I could make some friends and hang out at their place before retireing to my rolling bungalow, afterall.
Thirdly, there is so much to consider. I have virtually no aspect of this worked out yet. Any tips on bumming in Whistler would be appreciated. I'M EXCITED! Hope this works out..
Firstly, I'm 19 years old and as such, I miss the youth season pass by one year. FUCK! The adult pass is like $1,000 more than the youth pass. I could get a fake ID that says I'm 18 for $100. Is this all I would need to do to save $900? Any other ways to get around this? I don't qualify for the student pass because unfortunately I live in the states.
Secondly, It's going to be impossible to find somewhere nearby to live won't it? Can a trade my car for a VW Bus and live in the parking lot or will they kick me out? Is there one nearby that would work? Are there people that do this who might guide me in their skibum art upon arrival? Do they have Wi-Fi in Whistler which I might utilize?!?
Hell, I think not working at all and living in a VW Bus would beat out the alternative...working my ass off on days that should have been rest days so that i can sit in an apartment. I could make some friends and hang out at their place before retireing to my rolling bungalow, afterall.
Thirdly, there is so much to consider. I have virtually no aspect of this worked out yet. Any tips on bumming in Whistler would be appreciated. I'M EXCITED! Hope this works out..