SeaWorld makes $3.4 billion takeover bid for Cedar Fair?

[IndyGuy4KI]

I am not sure I am liking this.

[Hawaiian Coasters 325]

Cedar Fair is going to release their 4Q earnings and hold a conference call on Wednesday the 16th. I have a feeling we may hear something on it then unless something happens between now and then. https://www.marketbeat.com/instant-alerts/nyse-fun-earnings-date-2022-02/

[BoddaH1994]

Cedar Fair rejects bid from SeaWorld

https://www.themeparkinsider.com/flume/202202/8783/

It was fun while it lasted. 

[David Ellis]

Agreed....I'm glad that Cedar Fair is staying put for good!!   And what's more is that Cedar Fair Parks already made the right decision and the right choice to say a BIG FAT NO to Sea World/Busch Gardens offer to takeover the Cedar Fair parks....  I'm proud of Cedar Fair parks are doing the right thing to reject Sea World/Busch Gardens's offer...  That fact.

[super7]

Cedar Fair rejected.  Thank goodness SEAS horrible mgmt is not coming to the Taft parks 

[DoomPlague]

Though the bid was rejected. I did get a laugh from this article posted days ago. It reads like all of their "research" for the article came from Seaworld PR. Even the headline makes it sound like a done deal.

https://www.orlandoweekly.com/Blogs/archives/2022/02/10/seaworld-continues-to-expand-with-34-billion-buyout-of-cedar-fair

[BeeastFarmer]

^Well, that didn't age well!  But it's important to note that this is a blog, not a news article.  

[RedSummit20]

old news 

[Dieseltech20]

Glad to see this failed. Wish CF would have countered and bought SEAS though. Got bored of those parks after a couple years and would love to see an actual thrill park come along. Plenty of folks here that would love a park with a dozen or more Coasters in it.