With the release of SeaWorld’s earnings report May 7 and Disney’s on May 8, it’s worth noting that Central Florida’s economy is firing on all cylinders. SeaWorld, on the mend with lower costs and new product offerings, cut its loss in half with attendance surging by 100,000 people; while Disney blew away analysts’ forecasts as theme park attendance and box office revenue soared. Stronger yet, however, is that our mainstay – tourism – is now joined in the marketplace by thriving… Read more.
Originally posted for the Orlando Sentinel’s Central Florida 100.
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