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An Epic Pass is pictured Nov. 17 with Vail Mountain in the background. In April 2020, Vail Resorts announced Epic Coverage, which was meant to refund passholders if resorts closed due to COVID-19 or customers had certain personal events that prevented skiing. Some passholders say they have not been issued refunds. Photo by John LaConte / Vail Daily As the ski season comes to a close, some Epic Pass holders are complaining that they still haven’t received refunds that they’re due. Last spring, Vail Resorts announced that it would provide free Epic Coverage on its 2020-21 passes, providing ...

John LaConte photo. On March 14, 2020, when Vail Resorts announced it would be closing its North American ski resorts for a week, some started to wonder if the ski areas would reopen at all. A few days later, when Vail Resorts announced its mountains would remain closed, some started to wonder if the ski areas could even pull off this season. The fight to open for 2020-21 began right then and there, and it was an uphill battle the whole way. Kyle Miner was working for Vail Resorts as a shop supervisor at the time, it was his first season in Vail. The 23-year-old came to the area hoping for an...

The Colorado Sun Skiers and snowboarders stand in a lift line on opening day Nov. 13 at Breckenridge Ski Resort. On Thursday, March 11, Vail Resorts reported lower-than-expected losses this season due to the pandemic. Photo by Liz Copan / Studio Copan   DENVER — Not as bad as expected. That was the theme Thursday as Vail Resorts CEO Rob Katz told investors about declines in revenue, income and visits so far in the 2020-21 ski season. Vail Resorts reported $147.8 million in income through January for the second quarter of its fiscal 2021, a drop of 28% compared to the second quarter of fisc...

Sat, 03/13/2021 - 3:19am -- tim Vermont Business Magazine Vail Resorts, Inc (NYSE: MTN), the owner of Mount Snow, Okemo and Stowe Mountain resorts in Vermont, has reported results for the second quarter of fiscal 2021 ended January 31, 2021 and provided the Company's ski season-to-date metrics through March 7, 2021, both of which were negatively impacted by COVID-19 and related limitations and restrictions. Revenues across the board were down, especially in the retail/rental segment, but overall skier visits and lift revenue overall down less than 9 percent. Separate resort information wa...

Vail Resorts revenues were better than expected amid the challenges of the season, and as a result, the company intends to share some of those revenues with employees.