There are several types of bylaw tickets and fines issued in Whistler: municipal, provincial and private.

Pay for parking ticket 

All parking fines and escalated amounts are scheduled in the Bylaw Notice Enforcement, Bylaw No. 2174, 2018. As per the bylaw, all citations are escalated 14 days after a ticket is issued. Tickets appear online within 24 hours of issue. 

Outstanding balances and unpaid citations may result in your vehicle being towed.

Pay or dispute a ticket through the online Parking Payment System.

Other payment options: 

• In person at Municipal Hall (4325 Blackcomb Way) from Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., excluding holidays. Cash, cheque, credit and debit cards accepted. Please bring your ticket number for reference. 

Dispute parking ticket 

Disputes must be made within 14 days of the ticket date. Disputes must be completed using the link below, in writing, or emailed to parking@whistler.ca. Phone disputes are not accepted.

Email disputes must include the following: 

• Your full name 
• Mailing address 
• Contact numbers 
• Citation/ticket number 
• Licence plate number 
• Reason for dispute 
• Receipt or proof of purchase if available 

Parking ticket reviews take up to five business days to complete.  

Written disputes must include all of the above and delivered to the front desk at municipal hall during regular business hours. 

Bylaw adjudication system 

For more information about our adjudication system, please click here.

Municipal parking tickets and bylaw notices

Most tickets issued in Whistler are for municipal bylaws violations related to parking, animal control, noise, smoking and nuisance. There are also bylaw violations that relate to land use, development and construction that would result in a bylaw notice.

Municipal parking tickets and bylaw notices can be paid online, mailed to Municipal Hall, or paid in person at Municipal Hall during regular business hours. Cash, cheque, credit card and debit are accepted.  Be sure to have your ticket number available when making a payment.

Pay a municipal ticket

Towing in Whistler

If your vehicle has been towed, Contact Cooper’s Towing to claim your towed vehicle. Your vehicle will may be towed if:

• You have violated a municipal parking bylaw;
• You have outstanding parking tickets; or
• You have abandoned your vehicle and is a public safety hazard, or it is an inconvenience to other motorists.
• You do not have valid insurance

Some parking restrictions are enforced by stratas and not by the Resort Municipality of Whistler.

Disputing a municipal ticket

The Resort Municipality of Whistler uses the Bylaw Adjudication System, which allows the Municipality and public to resolve minor bylaw disputes at the local level rather than through the Provincial Court system. This process saves time and money for both the municipality and the disputants.

With the Bylaw Adjudication System, disputes are reviewed by adjudicators assigned by the Ministry of Attorney General’s Tribunal Transformation Supports Office of the Justice Services Branch. The Adjudication Hearings are held at Whistler Municipal Hall, disputants can attend in person, virtually, in writing and over the phone.

All tickets must be disputed 14 days from the date of issue (issuance). Disputes must be completed in writing and can be mailed, emailed or delivered to Municipal Hall. After the Province gets the municipal ticket, you’ll be mailed a notice from the Provincial Court Registry. The notice will tell you the time and location for your hearing.

Provincial tickets

Provincial tickets are mostly issued in Whistler for violations related for traffic and speeding. These tickets can be paid at any ICBC location or at Westland Insurance in Marketplace.

Learn more about provincial ticketing and how to dispute a ticket.

Pay a provincial violation ticket

Private ticketing

Several parking lots in Whistler are owned by private property owners and use a company to manage them such as Advanced Parking and FastPark.

If you have received a parking ticket from a private parking management company, follow the instructions on the back of the ticket or call the number provided.  Parking tickets issued by private parking management companies cannot be paid at Municipal Hall.