SeaWorld (operating under the parent company United Parks & Resorts) is a high-revenue enterprise, though early 2026 financial reports indicate a slight downturn. For the 2025 fiscal year, the company reported total revenue of approximately $1.7 billion, a decrease of about 3.6% from the previous year. Despite a drop in attendance to 21.2 million guests, the company maintains high profitability through in-park per capita spending, which reached a record high of nearly $37 per person. Their net income for 2025 was roughly $168 million. While the company faces ongoing pressure from shifting international tourism trends and volatile weather, it remains a "high-margin" business with an operating margin of nearly 28%. SeaWorld's current strategy involves heavy investment in new "non-animal" thrill attractions and hotels to diversify its revenue streams and appeal to a broader demographic in the coming years.