Apologies for essentially spamming, but I do find it interesting how much lower the average SeaWorld per capital in park spending is compared to other parks. I wonder what causes this? Is it because a SeaWorld park doesn't have a ton to keep someone there all day with stuff to do, whereas Cedar Point requires a lot of time (and therefore money to spend on food and stuffs) to get through everything?
It's interesting to me, since that seems to be an area where major improvement can be made comparatively.
But so much factors into in park spending that I can really give much input since I don't have all the knowledge so