Six Flags posted a nearly $100 million loss in Q2—down from a $55 million profit a year ago—on 1.4 million fewer visitors, a smaller base of season passholders, and what it calls “adverse weather.” The company is looking to sell nonessential assets, while also running an aggressive August pass sale to bring in quick cash and rebuild its passholder base. To top it off, their CEO is resigning!

However, front-loading revenue can backfire if you can’t keep guests returning to spend in-park. This week, we discuss all this and what it signals for the post-merger strategy.

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00:00 Intro
02:10 Six Flags Losses $100 Million
14:24 Six Flags CEO to Resign
25:00 Seaworld Sees Attendance Bump from EPIC