Zip line company sued for nonperformance
BRECKENRIDGE — Vail Resorts has sued a zip line company because it didn’t complete a project in Breckenridge.
BusinessDen reported today that the Broomfield-based Vail Resorts sued Zip-Flyer in Summit County. The company has completed other zip lines in Breckenridge, but not the Saw Mill line between Peak 8 and 9. Vail Resorts terminated its contract with the company earlier this year.
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BRECKENRIDGE — Vail Resorts has sued a zip line company because it didn’t complete a project in Breckenridge.
BusinessDen reported today that the Broomfield-based Vail Resorts sued Zip-Flyer in Summit County. The company has completed other zip lines in Breckenridge, but not the Saw Mill line between Peak 8 and 9. Vail Resorts terminated its contract with the company earlier this year.
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