Park City ski patrollers returned to work on January 9, 2025, after voting to accept a new labor contract, officially ending a nearly two-week strike. The agreement includes a $2 per hour base-pay increase, raising the wage to $23 per hour from $21, and provides raises for senior ski patrollers.
The union, Park City Professional Ski Patrol Association, stated that the contract is a significant success for ski and mountain workers. Vail Resorts acknowledged the agreement, noting it is consistent with the company's wage structure across its resorts while accounting for Park City Mountain's unique terrain.
The resolution allows for the restoration of normal resort operations, mitigating the negative impact on guest experience and operational capacity that occurred during the busy holiday season. This outcome addresses labor cost pressures while ensuring operational stability.
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