Whistler blackcomb living

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tylerbeattie

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I'm moving to whistler in 2 days gonna try and be there for the entire ski season... i hope its a nice place to live...ive never been there before
 
i've been here for 2 months and i seriously never want to leave.

it's so unreal living here.

you meet the coolest people from all over the world, there's crazy parties all the time and, of course, the SKIING. wow

i've never had a bad night here in whistler.

sadhkshd!!!
 
yeah, im moving there in 13 days, probably wont leave for a loooong time. i went for crankworx, and stayed for 2 weeks. it was unreal. 95 percent of the population is young party animals, its so sweet.
 
I'm flying over on the 30th of November, living on the mountain. Snow making job, good pay. looking forward to some cheap drugs too.
 
ya i live with you.

we leave in 9 days fucking gaaaaayy,, this place is a parrtyy non-stop SO SICK
 
im already set up with a place to stay and a job and enough money to get a seasons pass so im happy in that department...but otherwise i wanna know alittle bit about whistler before i go...besides the stuf that everyone knows...such as how big the hill is theres lots of partys...basically what im asking for is first hand experiences from people who have stayed there for any period of time thnx

 
i lived in staff housing for a summer... and it was amazing... skied public everyday than chiled in the village. its soo good there
 
Yea i plan to live there but not for a few more years. I have to finish university first or i get disowned by my family.
 
I always find it amusing how people comment that people were rude or cocky when they came skiing or biking here. Do you have any idea how many international visitors we have vs. Regional? Better yet, how many Vancouver visitors vs. locals on any given day on the mountain?

Chances are you ran into snobby kids of vacation home owners. Locals are chill unless you ruin their day off or something.
 
alright, its sick. pretty much you arent going to get bored on the hill. the nightlife...go to the village and you will find SOMETHING to do, whether its finidng out about a house party, going to a club, skating, or whatever. pretty much all the locals are really chill.

its really entertaining to laugh at the families, all wearing different coloured Crocs and trying to open the garbage cans. i could do that for hours.
 
haha....if by mad pussy you mean 3 guys to every girl........its one of the worst men-women ratio's in bc! So if you get a girl latch on to her...(after you get her tested)
 
alright buddy.. its not a hill its huge.. there are single runs there that are bigger than my local ski resort...its so sick everyone there is chill and the village is amazing
 
It's expensive as to live there. THere arent a ton of bars, so the nightlife can be a bit repetitive as you see lots of the same people. but there are TONS of tourists coming in and outs nonstop, so it's not too bad at all.
 
sorry to bite on your thread dude, but jw cause i wanna live there for the winter or a year in a few years, whats the average expense of living and is it pretty easy to find a sweet job?
 
yeah the clubs are fucking sick. i went to two clubs when i was there and im 16 years old. everyone thought me and my friend were like 20 so no one asked for id's. i spent a week there and never wanted to leave. plus theres so much poon ur not gonna know wat to do with yourself
 
Dude- walk up to the Intrawest building on Blackcomb and you've got yourself a job 100% sure for winter. Imagine the number of employees they need for the winter... When I got there this summer I got a job as a cook within a week, lift and bike pass FULLY PAID (that is to say a 400$ gift), 9.50$ an hour, 50% off the food everywhere in the village, 20% off the gear everywhere in the village.

Going to to Whistler is a necessary lifetime experience for a skier. Not all that's left is for me to return during the actual winter, goddamnit. When I left in August my boss told me to come back during the winter and I had a job assured 100%.

And the party scene... don't even ask. Just go in the village at night, a little drunk. You'll end up arriving at your house at ten in the morning, still the most drunk you've been in your life. Jeah.
 
I have already begun my research for next year when I do this, after I graduate.

you see there's this kid at whistler that I know who has a basement suite with full utilities and the lot, who pays about 300 a month for it along with another roommate who never is there.

my plan, is to kill them both.
 
if youre prepared to wait a little and are pretty strong in what you want, you will find the right people to hook you up with the sick jobs. i just started at Glacier Shop yesterday. goddamn.
 
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