Coming from Australia everything in whistler was absolutely amazing to ski on. Was incredible to ski proper deep powder and not snow that was either ice or slush for most of my trip. It was quite expensive in areas but I was on holiday so it was alright. Did notice queues in the morning at the gondolas but once I was on the mountain I figured out areas without crowds and managed to get a lot of laps in from this. Overall the skiing was amazing, I loved the food on offer as well and apres ski seemed pretty good but did not vibe with the Canadian apres culture too much, also felt a lot of influencers were there and not true skiers who shred the slopes hard all day and smash back some beers afterwards.

Whistler blackcomb is the life beautifull resort beautifull ski area and bigger ski area thé condition of snow is excelent and its the best destination in Canada

Very poor ski conditions this year, probably spoiled my experience. Disappointed in grooming of main runs, compared to Europe.

Love Whistler Blackcomb. The resort has done a good job of developing the different areas of the mountain. There is a zone for everyone. High Alpine Couloir, check, Tree Skiing, check, family friendly areas and slow zones, check. Resort has a lage lift network but it can still get clogged during periods of high occupancy. The base area is well developed with an array of hotels, restaurants and bars. The apres scene is fantastic. Whistler Blackcomb is expensive! If you plan in advance you can get a good price on a day pass but these are a non refundable product.

First chair go early and prepare to wait in lines for long time hours on end sometimes but allways worth the wait

Great resort but super overcrowded on pow days. Runs aren't groomed enough which means all the Jerry's go to the same places and cause congestion. Lifts constantly stop and breakdown despite being described as world class. Whistler Gondola and red Chari stop every time you use them without fail. Great backcountry access!

Whistler Blackcomb is very expensive but it has exceptional slopes. Intermediate and advanced terrain is the best, beginner terrain is mostly traverses between lifts. You can usually find some decent snow somewhere due to the size. Lift lines are terrible when conditions are good. Go on a Wednesday for the quietest days.

I can easily say Whistler provides one of the best experiences in Canada, from size and diversity. You can find pretty much any type of terrain. Cant recommend enough

Although a fantastic resort with plenty runs and lots to do off the hills I feel the price of the ski pass is way too high. For the same price as 1 day you can get a 3/4 day pass at major European resorts

Big resort with a lot of options for riders. Massive lift lines and crowded terrain at times, but the lifts are quite efficient and the runs are long. Definitely doesn't have the ski bum energy I prefer, but it's still a great resort.