The Vail Corp., which reached out to season pass holders late last month, saw the dismissal of a class action alleging the company kept customers’ fees after shutting down its ski resorts due to the coronavirus public health emergency.
Plaintiffs Brian Hunt, Dan Kodama, and Michael Odell previously claimed Vail, which does business as Vail Resorts Management Co., “made the unconscionable decision to retain its millions of customers passholder fees while closing 100% of its mountain resorts” on March 25.
On April 27 Vail announced it was giving 2019-2020 season pass holders credits based on the number of days they ...
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