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Vail Resorts says new Park City Mountain lifts will be ready by 2027-28 season
What happened
Vail Resorts announced plans to complete major lift improvements at Park City Mountain by the 2027-28 ski season, including replacing the Silverlode lift with an eight-passenger detachable chairlift and upgrading the Eagle and Eaglet lifts.
Timeline
- Park Record Vail Resorts says new Park City Mountain lifts will be ready by 2027-28 season
- TownLift Vail Resorts targets 2027-28 for long-contested Park City Mountain lift upgrades
- TownLift Epic pass sales fall 12% as Vail Resorts looks for rebound after historic low-snow winter
- Park Record After a challenging fiscal year, Vail Resorts places hope in visitor market
- Park Record Epic Sales lag, but Vail Resorts predicts ‘significant recovery’
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Vail Resorts targets 2027-28 for long-contested Park City Mountain lift upgrades
— Vail Resorts announced plans to replace two chairlifts at Park City Mountain with new ones by the 2027-28 ski season, part of broader investments. The project faces ongoing legal challenges and shareholder pressure.
Epic pass sales fall 12% as Vail Resorts looks for rebound after historic low-snow winter
— Vail Resorts reported a 12% decline in Epic pass product unit sales for the 2026-27 ski season, following a historic low-snow winter in Utah that led to a 26.5% drop in skier days and 17.8% decline in skier spending…
After a challenging fiscal year, Vail Resorts places hope in visitor market
— Vail Resorts reported a challenging fiscal year due to a poor snow season and declining revenue, particularly in season pass sales. CEO Rob Katz attributed the decline to economic uncertainty, consumer confidence…