"People To Know In Kelowna."
“Private Big White Ski Shuttle and Airport Transfer – The whole Cheers experience was excellent. I talked to Lou who put me at ease with grocery and liquor stop details, pandemic issues, and general travel safety info. Don took us up to Big White and was a wealth of knowledge. He was a big help when I lost my glasses at the airport. The ride down was with Allen who also knew the valley well and was an obvious wine lover. They were all courteous, prompt, and informative.”
Ken T. Sarnia, ON, Canada
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No Added Gratuity! No charge for infants up to 2! Commercially Licenced! Commercially Insured! Approved Tires and Chains!
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Airport and Intermountain Ski Shuttle and Transfers to 51 Cat-Skiing, Heli-Skiing, and Ski Resorts.
Enjoy Fun, Informative, and Memorable Winter Wine Tours from Kelowna, Vernon, Big White, or SilverStar!
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Return Ski Shuttles and Transfers Between the Kelowna International Airport (YLW) and Big White Ski Resort |
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| All shuttles and transfers are private and include a grocery and liquor stop on the way up to Big White. Online pre-order available. | ||
| Up to 4 guests | Fare $618.81 + Gratuity $105.00 + GST $36.19 = $760 | |
| Up to 8 guests | Fare $895.00 + Gratuity $105.00 + GST $50.00 = $1,050 | |
| Up to 10 guests | Fare $1,228.33 + Gratuity $105.00 + GST $66.67 = $1,400 | |
| Up to 14 guests | Fare $1,323.57 + Gratuity $105.00 + GST $71.43 = $1,500 | |
| Up to 24 guests | Fare $1,609.29 + Gratuity $105.00 + GST $85.71 = $1,800 | |
| Cargo Trailer |
Unit $390.48 + GST $19.52 = $410 (Add at Checkout) | |
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| One-Way Ski Shuttles and Transfers Between the Kelowna International Airport (YLW) and Big White Ski Resort | ||
| All shuttles and transfers are private and include a grocery and liquor stop on the way up to Big White. Online pre-order available. | ||
| Up to 4 guests | Fare $362.86 + Gratuity $60.00 + GST $21.14 = $444 | |
| Up to 8 guests | Fare $473.33 + Gratuity $60.00 + GST $26.67 = $560 | |
| Up to 10 guests | Fare $654.29 + Gratuity $60.00 + GST $35.71 = $750 | |
| Up to 24 guests | Fare $844.76 + Gratuity $60.00 + GST $45.24 = $950 | |
| Cargo Trailer |
Unit $195.24 + GST $9.76 = $205 (Add at Checkout) | |
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Private shuttle prices are valid for the 2024/2025 ski season.
| Door-To-Door Service | Grocery Stop | Liquor Stop | Play your own playlist | |
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Transparent All-Inclusive Pricing. No Unwelcome Surprises. No Hidden Fees.
All prices are in Canadian dollars (CAD) and include the fare, fuel, tax, and driver’s gratuity.
| Private One-Way Intermountain Transfers between Big White and SilverStar |
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| Up to 4 guests | Fare $551.55 + Gratuity $67.50 + GST $30.95 = $650 | |
| Up to 14 guests | Fare $742.02 + Gratuity $67.50 + GST $42.62 = $850 | |
| Up to 24 guests | Fare $1,027.74 + Gratuity $67.50 + GST $54.76 = $1,150 | |
| Luggage Trailer |
Unit $195.24 + GST $9.76 = $205 (Add at Checkout) | |
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Grocery and Liquor Stop
Private Intermountain Transfers include the option to stop for supplies. The fee is $75 (all-in) per half hour.
If you’d prefer a shopping stop please leave a comment in the “Additional Notes” section. The booking team will adjust your reservation accordingly.
Online pre-orders are available.
"Big Group Specialists!"
“We were at Big White Mountain Resort for my brother and his fiancé’s bachelor/bachelorette party and wanted to do a day in Kelowna. Cheers was very accommodating with our pick up/drop off locations and times plus very easy to work with. Also, they were the least expensive option out of all the places I had contacted. We had 18 people so there were very limited options for transportation. I would highly recommend Cheers for large group events like this. Our driver named Reign was awesome.
He came prepared and was easy to get along with.”
Scott R. Calgary, AB, Canada
Luggage allowance: 1 carry-on, 1 suitcase and 1 set of ski or board equipment per person. Additional pieces of luggage are $20 per piece.
If your group is going to or from the hill on multiple days please send us an email and we will assist you personally.
Minimum 48 Hour advance booking is required for online bookings. If you are booking within 48 hours please call the office. The bookings team will be happy to assist you.
Pet Friendly
For more information, please call +1-250-717-8452 08:00 – 22:00 PST or email [email protected]
Sights to experience on the way to Big White.
We will exit the Airport and turn South down Hwy 97, whisking through the commercial district of North Kelowna. You may notice Kelowna has one of the only HOV(High Occupancy Vehicle) ‘Right’ Lanes in Canada. Most are on the left.
It will be just 7 or 8 minutes before turning left on BC Highway 33. Know as Rutland Road in Kelowna and the Rock Creek Highway outside of Kelowna, as it leads to Rock Creek, BC at the junction of Hwy 3.
With a grocery and liquor stop, we will stop in Rutland just before Rutland Road only 15 minutes from the Airport.
We’ll then continue Eastbound on Hwy 33 up through Brighton, Toovey Heights and eventually Black Mountain, where on your right (during the day), you will see Layer Cake Mountain.
Layer Cake is a volcanic land form composed primarily of Dacite [day-site], volcanic rock with a high silica content. It shows unique layering that has not been seen anywhere else in the world.
Devastating 2003 Okanagan Mountain Park Fire
This is also an area where the devastating forest fire raged through, in 2003, which led to the destruction of 239 homes in the Upper Mission. Most of those homes were in the Kettle Valley and Crawford Estates areas. Twelve wooden and two metal trestles in historic Myra Canyon were also damaged or destroyed. More than 33,000 people were evacuated; 4,000 of those were sent packing a second time as fires raged around them. At one point, it seemed people within the city were either out of their home, or hosting someone who was. The army was sent in to help battle the fires, setting up a makeshift camp on the Apple Bowl and Parkinson Rec Centre fields. At the height of the blaze, which burned through 26,500 hectares, firefighters on the front lines estimated the wall of flame to be up to 400 metres high.
Okanagan Lake and Joe Rich
As long as we aren’t socked in fog you will also get a cheater view of Okanagan Lake from here back to your right.
Okanagan lake is a warm lake over 135kms long and at it’s deepest points is up to 761ft deep. In some points the lake is up to 4kms wide and is also home to the world famous Ogopogo sea monster.
Once the lake has disappeared behind us, we’ll be travelling through Black Mountain and then Joe Rich. This fertile Valley is named after the trapper and prospector who settled there prior to 1900. Joe Rich made his home there for many years, but is said to have been a convicted horse thief.
Only 20-25 minutes away from Big White Road now. We’ll hang a left there and continue the climb.
It’s about 15-20 minutes to the first chair on your left. GEM Lake Express.
10-15 minutes later, we will arrive at your lodging.
Welcome to Big White!!
