Maggie Mattinson
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After a challenging fiscal year, Vail Resorts places hope in visitor market - Park Record (opens the original)
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Vail Resorts met this week for its quarterly earnings call, reporting on the end of fiscal year 2026. Among the highlights of the discussion were acknowledgment of a disappointing 2025-26 snow season and a decrease in revenue, particularly changes in product sales, and the company’s new approach to the 2026-27 season. “This past winter was one of the most challenging winters in history across the western U.S. for the ski industry, which negatively impacted financial performance for the year,” sa
Deer Valley Resort expansion draws international attention - Park Record (opens the original)
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The Deer Valley Resort leadership team recently practiced its diplomacy skills during a surprise visit from Kyrgyzstan’s President Sadyr Japarov. Japarov made a stop in Utah as part of a larger visit to the United States for a United Nations summit, though the leader was particularly interested in the ski industry. Gov. Spencer Cox and Utah Senate President Stuart Adams established relations with the Central Asian country while Adams was in its capital, Bishkek, earlier this year. Deer Valley Pr
Lodging report shows successful summer, uncertain predictions for winter - Park Record (opens the original)
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As summer ends and the next ski season approaches, outdoor recreation and tourism industry officials are taking stock of lodging statistics across the Mountain West. A recent report from Inntopia detailed the occupancy rates of several mountain towns, including Park City, from May through August and gave projections for fall and winter months. “Summer in mountain resorts was really positive in general,” said Tom Foley, author of the study. “Rates were up, occupancy up a little bit, and revenue i
Thaynes Mine restoration preserves ski and mine history - Park Record (opens the original)
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The Thaynes Mine is one of dozens in the Park City mountains, but its hidden history makes it unlike any other in America, possibly the world. The Friends of Ski Mountain Mining History are working hard during a short window of summer weather to preserve the past as much as possible. In the 1960s, when silver mining operations slowed down in Park City, the mining companies transformed the area into a ski resort called Treasure Mountain. The operators of Treasure Mountain had installed a gondola,
Analysis: Vail Resorts investors prepare for proxy fight, future of Park City in question - Park Record (opens the original)
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For years, different groups and individuals have expressed frustration with Vail Resorts. From the Epic Pass to employee treatment, and on-mountain services to the business structures. One consistent critic of Vail Resorts’ strategies is Cloudflare CEO Matthew Prince, who also owns The Park Record with his wife, Tatiana. This summer, Vail has faced several lawsuits, restructured its board of directors and announced new company-wide “Epic Experience” branding, as well as changes to the branding o
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