The sightseeing pass is around $80 per person, but you can deals with fanily passes . Hope that helps

Officially the Peak2Peak ticket entitles you to one round trip up from either village and back down to either village, plus as many trips as you like back and forth across the valley in the actual gondola. However, I was told informally that you could in fact return to the village and then go back up again if you want. You are unlikely to want to do that. There is much to occupy you up there, notably the Sky Bridge at Whistler’s peak. One gondola crossing (4km) only takes about 11 minutes, but allow not less than 2 hours for the whole village to village experience. By the way, in case you don’t know, the non-red gondolas have a transparent section in the floor, which allows you to look straight down 1400ft to the valley floor. While that freaks out some, others cannot wait for the thrill.

You should be able to go to Blackcomb on the Peak to Peak, go for a walk and signtsee on Blackcomb, then take the Peak to Peak back to Whistler. The Peak to Peak goes in both directions.

It depends what you do when you get to the top. They have a restaurant on either side, lots of hiking. The actual peak to peak ride is maybe 10-15 minutes.

You can go up either mountain (Whistler or Blackcomb) and then take the gondola across to the other mountain. We took the blackcomb gondola up, the peak2peak gondola across, and the Whistler village gondola down. I don’t know what will be open next September, for 2020 the 7th heaven, peak chair, and cloudraker were closed).

Due to covid they are staggering entry options. Yup can print/pick up your tickets anytime, and you are allowed to board anytime 11-12p on the day you booked. It will only be your group in the gondola. Enjoy!

Hi, sorry that this reply might be too late to be helpful. I would budget 2 hours for the full peak2peak "triangle" (up one mountain, peak2peak, down the other mountain) if you think you'll only spend a few minutes at the top of each peak looking around. I would recommend the Alpine Loop hike at the top of Blackcomb; it's suitable even for non-hikers since it has very flat terrain and offers some pretty nice views (it would only take you 20-30 minutes walking at a leisurely pace). Have fun!

Don’t recall name. There are only two peaks. Whistler and Blackcomb Take the main gondola up to whistler peak where the Olympic rings are at. This is where the larger restaurant is located and where the sunrise breakfast is held. Great pkg combo. Take the gondola from there to whistler, only one. Largest suspended cable system. Awesome ride and lucky if there are some clouds that you can disappear into, then emerge out of, but wait for the gondola that has the glass bottom to go on. Stand in designated line for that. From there you take that gondola down to Blackcomb village.

No worries at all.