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covid restrictions in whistler for under 12's from UK
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

We are hoping to go to whistler from the UK in April '22. two vaccinated adults, one fully vaccinated 13 year old and an unvaccinated 11year old ( no vaccines available for under 12s yet in the UK). Anyone done this yet?
Canadian government website suggests very restrictive conditions for unvaccinated over 5 years olds - no public transport ( does a gondola count?), not attending 'crowded' settings indoor or outdoor (does a restaurant count?). Any first hand experiences would be helpful.

I realise things may have changed by April, but just wondering what it is like on the ground there at the moment.

Cheers
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Not particularly restrictive for unvaccinated under 12s, even though over 5s are eligible for vaccination here. Though that is only once you are here and have done the 14 day more-or-less quarantine (it applies to Canadians too, and we abandoned our travel plans that involved driving through the US from BC to get to another part of BC on this basis)

There was a discussion on this exact topic on another thread a few weeks back.
Imho a gondola is public transport (the province framed the rules that way), and a restaurant is a crowded place.
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

In exact same predicament - is it remotely worthwhile considering a trip to Whistler from the UK with a teen (double jabbed) and another younger kid who has not been jabbed (given they aren’t vaccinating younger kids in the UK) - given we are only planning a 7 day trip?
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