Join the Holiday Fun at Whistler Blackcomb’s Dress Like Santa Day
Join in on a long-standing Whistler holiday tradition of Santa Day! This Saturday, December 16, 2017, Dress Like Santa Day returns to Whistler Blackcomb just in time for the holidays. Skiers and boarders of all ages are invited to dress up like Jolly Ol’ St. Nick, or Mrs Claus, and bring some holiday magic and Christmas cheer to the slopes.
The first 100 skiers or boarders to arrive at the Garibaldi Lift Company, in full Santa attire, will receive a free lift ticket for the day! There’s no registration required, just show up bright and early because lift tickets are given out on a first come, first served basis starting at 7 AM.
Put on your finest red suit and hat and make your way to the base of Whistler Mountain, at 8 AM to join in on the Santa-themed fun. Riders will upload at the Whistler Village Gondola then ski or board to the bottom of Emerald Express for a group photo and prize giveaways!
Even if you can’t make the first 100 people to get a free ticket, Dress Like Santa Day is a great day to get up the mountain as you’ll see hundreds of Santa Claus’s shredding up the slopes before Christmas comes.
If you’d like to find more information about Dress Like Santa Day and the holiday season in Whistler you can visit the official Whistler Blackcomb website.
Whistler Winter Activities
Skiing and snowboarding aren’t the only things to do in Whistler during the snowy season. There are actually tons of things to do that don’t require you going up the mountain for the day. Check out a few Whistler outdoor activities you can do this winter in our previous blog post.
Whistler Accommodations
Are you looking for somewhere to stay in Whistler this holiday season? Evolution is located in the centre of Whistler’s Creekside, giving guests unparalleled access to Whistler Mountain, restaurants, shopping, and the quieter side of resort life. Make sure you and your family have the best winter ski trip possible this year by checking out our wonderful deals and packages.
Photo Credits: Chad Chomlack
