Regional theme parks bounce back from COVID closures, enjoy higher pricing power

The pandemic period sidelined theme parks, forcing closures across the country. But regional operators such as SeaWorld, Cedar Fair and Six Flags used the period to modernize their attractions and may emerge more profitable than ever.

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