The Whistler Sliding Centre is located in the beautiful Fitzsimmons valley on the southeast slope of Blackcomb Mountain. The Whistler Sliding Centre was the site of the bobsleigh, luge and skeleton competitions for the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. This high performance, world-class sliding sports venue includes a 1,450 metre long competition track, as well as venue support buildings.
As one of only two sliding tracks in Canada, The Whistler Sliding Centre track will help to elevate the Canadian high-performance sport development program along with complementing the 1988 Winter Games sliding track in Calgary, Alberta.
Top Athlete Start House: Indoor Space
-81 ft. x 33 ft. open room is ideal for intimate meetings
-Capacity: 50 people
-Facility includes small kitchen with sink, fridge, oven, microwave and dishwasher
-Accessible washroom facilities available on-site.
Top Athlete Start House – Upper Sport Deck
Located at the top of the track beside the men’s luge start area
-roof covered 50 ft. x 91 ft. wooden deck
-Capacity: 100 people
Top Athlete Start House – Lower Sport Deck
Located beside the bobsleigh and skeleton start
-open-air 98 ft. x 88 ft. concrete deck
- Capacity: 250 people
Track Lodge
Located near the bottom of the track
-25.5 ft. x 62 ft. open meeting space is surrounded by large windows
-Capacity: 100 people.
-Accessible washroom facilities available on-site
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Whistler is prepared to offer promotional, operational and visitor experience support to sport event organizers in a number of ways. Listed below are just some of the services provided to sport event producers on a case by case basis:
- Bid Development
- Connections to Local Resort Partners
- Marketing and Communications support
- Site inspections / Venue selection
- Operational support and resources
- Destination collateral
- Accommodation booking support to source out suitable accommodations, rates and availability
- Tickets and packaging opportunities
- Media hosting
- Registration for larger groups
2009 FIBT Bobsleigh World Cup
2009 FIBT Skeleton World Cup
2009 FIL Luge World Cup
Due to Whistler’s coastal proximity, temperatures are moderate through the winter season, rarely dipping below -10°C (12°F) in the valley and -15°C (5°F) in the alpine during the coldest part of the year. Expect -5°C (22°F) average daily alpine temperatures during most of the winter months.
Brady Smith
Senior Account Executive
Whistler Sport Legacies
604-964-0041
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