Travelling from Vancouver International Airport (YVR) to Whistler

Note: The above prices are for reference only. Taxes, parking fees, and gratuity are not included. Airport pick-up services are subject to $25 Meet And Greet surcharge. Actual prices quoted by our staff or our online booking portal may vary based on current promotions, travel date, pick up location, and additional requests. Not travelling to Whistler? Return to our route list or the Urban Limousine & Transportation home page.

Trip Description:

Travelling between Whistler, BC, and Vancouver International Airport (YVR) has never been this easy, luxurious, or affordable! Whether you're flying out, stopping for a visit, or coming home, our Urban Transportation services cater to your every need.  All our vehicles have been modified to fit even the largest of suitcases without sacrificing comfort. We've driven entire sports teams before so airport transportation is definitely one of our specialties. Our local drivers know Whistler and YVR like the back of their hand so you'll always catch your destination on time. We look forward to providing exceptional airport transportation service for your next trip!

Travel Distance:                       134 km
Estimated Travel Time:          2 hours

About Whistler

Whistler is a Canadian resort town in the southern Pacific Ranges of the Coast Mountains in British Columbia, Canada. The town is roughly 80 Miles north of Vancouver. Integrated as the Resort Municipality of Whistler (RMOW), it has a long-term population of around 9,965, plus a bigger tourism boom "short-term" population of employees, normally consisting of more youthful individuals from beyond BC, largely from Australia and Europe.

Over 2 million individuals come to visit Whistler each year, mainly for alpine snowboarding and mountain cycling at Whistler-Blackcomb. Its pedestrian town has actually won various design awards and Whistler has actually been voted amongst the leading travel destinations in North America by significant ski publications given in the mid-1990s. Throughout the 2010 Winter Olympics, Whistler hosted the majority of the alpine, nordic, luge, skeleton and bobsled competitions, though freestyle snowboarding and all snowboarding contests were hosted at Cypress Mountain near Vancouver. If you’re visiting Vancouver, then you have got to see Whistler. We offer an amazing Whistler limo package complete with transportation, hotel bookings, and lift tickets. Contact us to learn more!

Trip Extras:

Choose from our amazing add-ons to enhance your travel experience:

Add a Stop                      Price: Based on Vehicle Hourly Rate

• Take a moment to enjoy the scenery, stretch your legs, use the bathroom, or grab some snacks! Perfect for taking pictures.

Add a Tour                      Price: Additional Time to Trip

• Our expert drivers will take you around town to the best sights and attractions including hidden gems only known to locals. Experience Whistler like you never have before! Contact us at booking to plan your custom Whistler tour today.

Remarks:

Airport Pick-Up service is subject to a parking fee.

Airport Pick-Up Procedure

If you arrive from Domestic flight :
When you come down to Baggage Carousel, You will find our driver holding your name sign. He will then guide you to limousine / bus parking.

If you arrive from International flight :
After clearing the customs and immigration and getting your baggage, you will enter an area called the International Reception Lounge. Follow the exit sign and proceed through the glass doors. Keep walking to two Totem Poles. You will be able to find our driver holding your name sign by the Wine Bar called "Vino Volo". He will then guide you to limousine / bus parking.

If you can not find our driver, Please contact our Vancouver Car Service by Urban Limousine office at 1-604-992-6999 or Go to YVR Information Centre and ask for Urban Limo Vancouver.

Have questions about this trip or any special requests? Contact us here and we'll be happy to help.

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