Vail Resorts on Monday said pass sales are down 3% from last season. Daily archive photoVail Resorts on Monday briefed investors on its earnings for fiscal 2025 and pass sales for the 2025-26 season, saying this upcoming ski season may be slower based on the current level of pass sales. On Monday, CEO Rob Katz told investors its resort-reported EBITDA was $844.1 million for fiscal 2025, up from $825.1 million for fiscal 2024. In addressing the potential for fewer visitors this season, Katz said the company’s Epic Friend Tickets program is designed to boost lift ticket sales and convert those buyers into a pass product for the following season. I think we’re in a great spot to deliver a very high level of experience all season long.”This story is from VailDaily.com .