Theme parks in Florida were dealt an economic blow when the spread of the novel coronavirus forced them to close their doors temporarily. A SeaWorld Orlando spokesperson told the Orlando Sentinel that they expect to be able to make payment arrangements with their vendors as the parks re-open.
The Sentinel also reported that SeaWorld Parks had a $400 million cash reserve at the end of April after securing recent loans, giving it an 18-month cushion to weather the pandemic.
