Definitely valid points. That said I am not sure what the disclosure requirements are for companies incorporated in Canada or other countries are. I would assume that they are similar to the US but it's possible if this is a non US company that there might not be a requirement to disclose as of yet.
Almost gold standard
They also have only operated the park for two and a half years. They also are only the operating partner not the owners which gives them some extra hoops to jump through so I think it's way to early to judge them on Kentucky kingdom progress one way or the other.
I mean I've also been to Wild Adventures and that's not exactly the greatest park out there either. Definitely nowhere near as good as Dollywood.
Yeah not to dis any other Herschend but I will say for the record that most people significantly under estimate the roll and involvement that Dolly and her management team play in Dollywood operations and atmosphere. It's certainly huge and is a large part of why the park runs the way it does. But zi have also heard good things about Silver Dollar City which is an all Herschend operation.
Wild Adventures is not a major destination. Barring decades of investment, it was never going to/will never become become the next DW or SDC.
I don't expect it to be on the level of Dolly or SDC but it would be nice if they got some investment. The potential is there because its halfway between Central Florida and Atlanta. People could use it as an easy pit stop between the 2.
Yeah, FOIeh
