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Whistler in the Summer.

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-dAvE-
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I'm planning on moving to whistler for the summer, but the more i look into it, the more i'm finding out it's not gona be as easy as i thought.
Has any one done it? if you have, where did you stay? how did you find that place?
Did you have a job?
Any information would help...
I'm planning on going out beginning of June...
Thanks for any helpful information.
Mar 18 2010 6:46PM
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fillup
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I talked to a waiter who shared a place with a couple other dudes and was waiting tables in a restaurant. Im sure it will be tough finding a good job and a cheap place, let alone dealing with other expenses. Good thing the bud there is cheap and dank.
Mar 18 2010 7:01PM
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Felix..TG
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How is the park in the summer  ?
Mar 18 2010 7:04PM
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Backyard.Skier
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if your talking about the bike park, its amazing. the line ups are not bad at all and when they are bad during crankworks its welcomed because you need a break. the park is huge and the trails are well maintained and all round there is a sweet vibe
Mar 18 2010 7:09PM
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DutchhGutss
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It just looks so nice!

Id deffiently look around for a while to make sure its a decent place at a good price.

Send it lots of resumes to different jobs

Mar 18 2010 7:11PM
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Download-My-Apps
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If you're talking about the glacier park which is open until the end of July. Its pretty modest and has short hours. I didn't go last season, but the years before it was 1 or 2 15ft tables and 3 or 4 smaller rails or boxes. But whatever  its summer... And theres a water ramp which is rad.

I'd imagine finding a place in whis in the summer is way easier than winter, way more laid back.

Everytime I go there in summer I still have a blast, less tourists, still good parties.
Mar 18 2010 7:20PM
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-dAvE-
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I heard the park in the summer isn't bad, I mean for a summer park.
a few rails and boxes, a small jump, just something fun to do especially that its warm out, heard its lots of fun. I've been emailing a lot of ppl trying to find a place, and everyone is either looking to rent from april to october or like the entire year. I can't find a place that is willing to rent for just a few months....
Mar 18 2010 7:41PM
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Marg
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Ive lived there a couple times in the spring and summer.  Its a lot of fun.  I've stayed with friends, I've rented, I've even stayed in staff housing up on base two.  I worked at Earls in the kitchen.  All depending on how long your there, what your looking for, and how good you are at working/resume, you can find a job pretty easy.  I even think a summer pass is cheap.
Mar 18 2010 10:53PM
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Summer is amazing, Rent is so much cheaper than winter and really easy to find a place. Has an awesome skatepark. Creekside is pretty cool place to look to live or somewhere on Alta Lake and rent is super expensive there.

I scored a job as a lifty up on the glacier and that was super dope just watching the guys in momentum and CoC throw down.
Mar 18 2010 11:03PM
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