Big White Ski Resort opens doors to new $5.5M guest services site
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“We are thrilled that the second-floor reservations area provides a 360-degree view of the mountains,” said resort senior vice-president Michael J. Ballingall.
The greeting doors have officially opened to Big White Ski Resort’s new guest services building.
Located at 300 Happy Valley Road, the $5.5-million site opened Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
According to Big White, the building will “significantly enhance the resort’s commitment to guest services and improve the visitor arrival and departure experience.”
The building features six check-in stations, a guest lounge, luggage storage, parking and two vehicle charging stations.
“This multi-year project is a testament to our dedication to providing an outstanding experience for all our visitors and team members alike,” said Michael J. Ballingall, Big White senior vice-president.
“We are thrilled that the second-floor reservations area provides a 360-degree view of the mountains.”
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