United Parks’ Buybacks, Abu Dhabi Doubles Down, and Tokyo Disney Leans Local
Both Companies are trying to go more vertical with guests, with vastly different approaches
The largest domestic news this week is Six Flags bringing back park presidents, yet the macro picture is still the Iran war.
Physical spaces that bring people together are the competitive advantage right now.
How rising fuel prices are rippling through the attractions industry — and what operators can do about it
What stood out at the world's largest Halloween trade show.
Jana pushes Six Flags toward a sale. Sesame Workshop sues United Parks. Both stories point to the same problem.
Six of the seven parks will be consolidated into a new regional park chain called Enchanted Parks
Is United Parks a Theme Park Company or a Real Estate Company?
27% margins, $5.1 billion in debt, and a new CEO touring parks for answers.
Surprising but inevitable; Disney’s new CEO choice would have impressed Aristotle.
Universal is doubling down on core fans for second Fan Fest Nights
In-person shopping is returning, but only if it’s a good experience.
The Environmental Forces Shaping the Attractions Industry in 2026—And the Opportunities They Bring
Why the Middle East's government-owned theme park boom could reshape the industry—without Western operators in control
Why we need more small fast tests of fan engagement
