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Vail Resorts Eyes Record Profit Despite Ski Season Woes
29 Sep
Summary
- Vail Resorts anticipates FY27 Resort Ebitda between $805M and $865M.
- North American season-pass sales are down 12% year-over-year.
- Adverse weather in 2026 continues to dampen consumer demand.
Vail Resorts Inc. has announced its financial forecast, anticipating a significant rebound in fiscal year 2027. The company projects its Resort Ebitda to range between $805 million and $865 million, a figure expected to exceed current analyst estimates.
This forward-looking projection is made even as North American season-pass sales have seen a notable decrease of 12% compared to the previous year. The challenging sales performance is attributed to the lingering effects of severe weather disruptions that impacted the 2026 season, continuing to erode consumer demand for ski and resort activities.
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