Cedar Fair announces overall 2003 results

Posted | Contributed by Jeff

For the year, net revenues increased 1.4% to $510.0 million on a 1% increase in out-of-park revenues, including resort hotels, a 3% increase in average in-park guest per capita spending, and a 1% decrease in combined attendance.

Read the press release from Cedar Fair.

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Mamoosh's avatar
a 3% increase in average in-park guest per capita spending

See, Six Flags? This is what happy guests do!

mOOSH

*** This post was edited by Mamoosh 2/8/2004 2:35:50 PM ***

Jeff's avatar
Or guests that weren't just dropped off by their parents with a ten dollar bill.
On a seriouse note, I would guess a lot of that increase of in-park spending has to do with Dragster merchandise. It was kick a@@ stuff, and I always saw guests floating aroudn the Park wearing some kind of it.

-Michael

Jeff's avatar
No, I'm sure it was the fact that everything cost about 3% more.
LOL. Damn, how could I forgot about that! :o)

-Michael

No, I think it had to do with the addition of the DDR Extreme machines...:)
Being witness of both Cedar Point and Knott's Berry Farm, I can highly understand why their percentage went up. Everything at those two parks were perfect. Each provided top of the line thrill rides as well as a great atmosphere that welcomed you. As I also went to Great America and Magic Mountain this year, I was highly disappointed with the service (especially because most rides at MM ran with only 1 train causing lines to reach 4 hours (X)) Great America wasn't as bad as MM however I was still disappointed with the lack of cleanliness and how unpleasant the guests were. NO WONDER WHY SIX FLAGS INC. LOST PERCENTS!
Jeff's avatar
I hate to lose my percents. I can never remember where I leave the damn things.

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