Getting Here

• Air Travel
• Airport Transfers
• Car Rentals
• Whistler Train
• Buses, Taxis & Helicopters
• Whistler Air
• Maps & Directions
• About Vancouver
• Entering Canada
• Parking in Whistler
• ICR Travel Insurance
• About Whistler

Fly to Seattle + Drive or Transfer to Whistler = Savings

Whistler closer than you think

• Save money by flying into Seattle.  Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (Sea-Tac) has more domestic US flights than Vancouver International Airport, meaning more competition and better flight deals for you. 
• Discount carriers such as Frontier, Southwest and Virgin Airlines fly direct to Seattle, but not Vancouver.
• Whistler Blackcomb Central Reservations provides access to discounted airfares with the purchase of your Whistler accommodations.
• Whistler, BC is a 4.5 to 5 hour scenic drive from Sea-Tac Airport in Seattle. Travel to Whistler by car, limo or shuttle.

Getting to Whistler from Seattle

Rental Car
Rent a car through Avis from the Sea-Tac Airport. Most car rentals include unlimited mileage, ski racks, and child seats are available upon request. Drive time from Seattle to Whistler is 4.5 to 5 hours. You can drive one way and drop your car in Whistler. Once in Whistler, you won’t need a car. The village is pedestrian-friendly, has great local bus service, and most hotels are located walking distance to the lifts. Avoid paying for hotel parking. Rent a car through Avis and drive back at the end of your stay.

Limousine

Make your way from Sea-Tac Airport to Whistler, BC in style with Star Limousine. Enjoy luxury travel in the comfort of a stretched limo, excursion SUV, luxury van, or luxury minibus.

Seattle to Vancouver and Whistler by Bus
Relax, enjoy the sightseeing, and let someone else do the driving. Take Quick Shuttle from Sea-Tac Airport to Vancouver International Airport or downtown Vancouver.  Then connect with Pacific Coach Lines to take you from Vancouver to Whistler along the spectacular Sea-To-Sky highway. 

Canada / USA Border

• Don’t forget your passport
• The Canadian /USA boarder station at Peace Arch on the way to Whistler has undergone some big improvements recently in anticipation of the Olympics. This has improved traffic flow and processing time.