Vail Resorts is facing a revolt from within.

A shareholder has turned on the ski resort behemoth in a blistering lawsuit accusing the corporate executives of participating in an illegal price-fixing scheme that sent the cost of list tickets and its popular Epic Pass soaring.

In a 55-page complaint brought by shareholder Gary Peterson in Colorado federal court on Monday, he claims that Vail Resorts exchanged pricing and financial information with competitors Alterra Mountain Company, Boyne Resorts, and Powdr Corp. starting in 2020 to increase prices across passes, lift tickets, rentals, and lessons. The alleged backroom dealing sent ski ticket…

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