Image source: SeaWorld.
It’s a rough day for SeaWorld Entertainment (NYSE: SEAS) investors. Shares of the theme-park operator hit new all-time lows today after the company posted disappointing quarterly results.
It’s pretty bad: Attendance across all of its parks, 5.98 million guests, is nearly 8% below where it was during last year’s second quarter. After stabilizing with a meager uptick in 2015 and inching higher during the seasonally sleepy first quarter of this year, turnstile clicks at SeaWorld are hurting again.