Epic Sales lag, but Vail Resorts predicts ‘significant recovery’

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.

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Epic Sales lag, but Vail Resorts predicts ‘significant recovery’

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Vail Resorts reports lagging Epic Pass sales but predicts ‘significant recovery’ after last year’s historically bad ski season

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Vail Resorts reports lagging Epic Pass sales but predicts ‘significant recovery’ after last year’s historically bad ski season

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Vail Resorts reports lagging Epic Pass sales but predicts ‘significant recovery’ after last year’s historically bad ski season

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