Vail Resorts 2026 results; 2027 EBITDA guidance and Park City lift upgrades
Sep 28, 2026, 4:22 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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The 2027 guidance shows a clear improvement trajectory and a sizable capital program (Park City lifts) that could drive visitation and pricing, supporting multiple expansion catalysts despite 2026 headwinds.
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Vail Resorts reported fiscal 2026 net income of $147.5 million and Resort EBITDA of $745.7 million, reflecting severe winter weather and $11 million in one-time costs. For fiscal 2027, it guided net income of $158–$233 million and EBITDA of $805–$865 million, aided by cost efficiencies and planned Park City lift upgrades. The Epic Experience strategy and ongoing resource-efficiency program underpin a cautious recovery narrative with capital investments ahead.
Fiscal 2026 net income $147.5m; Resort EBITDA $745.7m, includes $11m one-time costs.
Pass sales through Sept 18, 2026: units -12%; days -10%; dollars -6%.
Fiscal 2027 guidance: net income $158m-$233m; EBITDA $805m-$865m; $14m one-time costs.
Lifts: Park City upgrades planned for 2027, including Silverlode, Eagle, Eaglet replacements.
Liquidity $0.8b; net debt 3.9x EBITDA; dividend $2.22/share.
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