Look Out Alerts For Monday Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games Events
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Ticketing – Snowboard cross – Feb 14, 8:17PM
Ticketing Alert: General admission standing room tickets are cancelled for Olympic snowboard cross events on Monday (Feb. 15) and Tuesday (Feb. 16) at Cypress Mountain. Tickets will be refunded. See news release for more information.
Schedule – Alpine Skiing – rescheduled events – Feb 13, 4:20 PM
Feb 13 Men’s Alpine Skiing downhill competition at Whistler Creekside has been postponed to February 15 due to adverse weather.
This event has been rescheduled to start on: Feb. 15, 10:30 AM PST. See news release for more information.
The ladies’ alpine skiing super combined competition at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games originally scheduled for 10:00 am (downhill) and 1:00 pm (slalom) Pacific Time on Sunday, February 14 at Whistler Creekside has been rescheduled to take place on Thursday, February 18 at 10:00 am (downhill) and 1:00 pm (slalom). See news release for more information
Transportation – No Olympic transport in Squamish for Metro Vancouver spectators – Feb 12, 3:00PM
Remember: spectators from the Metro Vancouver area, including the North Shore, can only access Whistler via the Olympic bus network departure hubs or private motor-coach services on the day of their sport event. Services in Squamish are reserved for Squamish residents and their guests.
Know before you go: TravelSmart2010.com
Transportation – There is no taxi access to Cypress Mountain – Feb 14, 3:00pm
There is no taxi access to Cypress Mountain. The ONLY way to reach Cypress is on the Olympic bus network. Visit www.OBN2010.com or call 1.866.957.3774 to book.
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