SeaWorld Entertainment, Inc. reported a substantial decrease in revenue and attendance for the third quarter of 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite these challenges, the company saw increases in admission per capita and in-park per capita spending. The company successfully re-opened three more parks during the quarter and maintained a focus on cost reduction and cash flow management.
Attendance declined by 6.6 million guests compared to Q3 2019, totaling 1.6 million guests.
Total revenue decreased by $367.5 million from Q3 2019, reaching $106.1 million.
Net loss amounted to $79.2 million, a decline of $177.3 million from Q3 2019.
Admission per capita increased by 22.4% to $40.39, and in-park per capita spending increased by 8.9% to $27.55.
The company expects continued challenges due to COVID-19, but anticipates improvements as parks return to a more normalized operating environment.
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