Vail Resorts Reports Lagging Epic Pass Sales but Predicts ‘Significant Recovery’ After Last Year’s Historically Bad Ski Season
Net income fell to $147.5 million as skier visits dropped 13.4%, and Vail said weak snowfall and soft pass sales could pressure 2027 results.
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Vail Resorts reports lagging Epic Pass sales but predicts ‘significant recovery’ after last year’s historically bad ski season
Vail Resorts CEO Robert Katz expects skier visits to rebound during the 2026-27 season — but perhaps not to the levels seen before last winter's historically poor conditions in Colorado and the West.
After a challenging fiscal year, Vail Resorts places hope in visitor market
Among the highlights of Vail Resorts 2026 Fiscal Year earnings meeting were acknowledgment of a disappointing 2025-26 snow season and the decrease in revenue that followed, particularly changes in product sales, and a new approach to the 2026-27 season.
Vail Resorts Profit Nearly Halves as Pass Sales Fall 12%
Vail Resorts’ pass sales and overall results, reported yesterday, reflected a difficult fiscal 2026, with annual profit nearly cut in half and skier visits down 13.4%. But the company finished the year with a modest improvement in its fourth quarter, suggesting the worst of the weather-driven financial damage may have passed. Related: How The Epic Pass Changed Skiing: A Data […]
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