Which park brands does the company cover?
The portfolio includes SeaWorld, Busch Gardens, Discovery Cove, Sesame Place, Aquatica, Adventure Island and Water Country USA. The company describes its role as owning or licensing these brands, which is an important distinction when considering individual locations. Its experiences range from roller coasters and family rides to water parks, wildlife presentations and seasonal events, with brands represented in the United States and Abu Dhabi. [1]
How does United Parks connect to SeaWorld?
The listed parent changed its name from SeaWorld Entertainment to United Parks & Resorts in February 2024. The change applied to the corporate identity rather than replacing the names of the individual parks. SeaWorld therefore remains a park brand within the wider company. Alongside its attractions, the group describes animal care, veterinary work, rescue and rehabilitation as parts of its operations. The PRKS issuer covers this broader portfolio rather than one SeaWorld park considered alone. [2] [1]
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