Jerry Lara / San Antonio Express-NewsHigher prices and more visitor spending helped Six Flags Entertainment Corp. beat Wall Street’s expectations in the first three months of this year on results that topped pre-pandemic levels.
Analysts polled by Yahoo Finance expected the Arlington-based company to lose $1.04 a share and anticipated $122.3 million in revenue. Six Flags’ 27 parks across the U.S., Mexico and Canada attracted 1.7 million visitors in the first quarter, up 25 percent from the same stretch last year but down about 22.7 percent from the same stretch in 2019. It doesn’t break out results for individual parks.
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