Vail Resorts Adjusts Fiscal Guidance Amid Rocky Weather Challenges
Vail Resorts Adjusts Fiscal Guidance Amid Rocky Weather Challenges
US · Published Mar 10, 2026
Vail Resorts has lowered its fiscal 2026 guidance due to historically low snowfall in the Rockies.
The company is mitigating weather impacts through strategic commitments and resource transformation efforts.
Updated fiscal 2026 guidance projects net income between $144M and $190M, with Resort Reported EBITDA ranging from $745M to $775M.
Weather challenges prompt fiscal guidance revision
Vail Resorts has revised its fiscal 2026 guidance due to unprecedented weather challenges in the Rocky Mountains, specifically the lowest snowfall levels in over 30 years. This has significantly impacted terrain availability at its Colorado and Utah resorts, necessitating strategic adjustments to maintain financial stability. Despite the adverse weather conditions, the company has implemented resource transformation efforts and strategic commitments aimed at mitigating the impact on its operational efficiency and guest experience. The updated fiscal guidance now forecasts net income between $144 million and $190 million, with Resort Reported EBITDA ranging from $745 million to $775 million.
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