Vail's $100 Million Cost Efficiency Plan Remains on Track
Vail Resorts' (NYSE: MTN) fiscal second quarter 2025 earnings call, held on March 10, 2025, revealed important insights for investors following the winter ski season. CEO Kirsten Lynch and CFO Angela Korch discussed financial results, operational performance, and strategic priorities that highlight the company's current position and future direction.The company's season pass program continues to provide stability during a period of industry demand normalization to pre-COVID levels. Management noted strong overall results despite visitation shifts and changing destination guest patterns.We are pleased with our overall results for the quarter, with 8% growth in resort reported EBITDA [earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization] compared to the prior year. Our results reflect the stability provided by our Season Pass Program, our investments in the guest experience and the strong execution of our teams across all of our Mountain Resorts.Continue reading
Vail Resorts' (NYSE: MTN) fiscal second quarter 2025 earnings call, held on March 10, 2025, revealed important insights for investors following the winter ski season. CEO Kirsten Lynch and CFO Angela Korch discussed financial results, operational performance, and strategic priorities that highlight the company's current position and future direction.
The company's season pass program continues to provide stability during a period of industry demand normalization to pre-COVID levels. Management noted strong overall results despite visitation shifts and changing destination guest patterns.
We are pleased with our overall results for the quarter, with 8% growth in resort reported EBITDA [earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization] compared to the prior year. Our results reflect the stability provided by our Season Pass Program, our investments in the guest experience and the strong execution of our teams across all of our Mountain Resorts.
