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PRKSUnited Parks & Resorts Inc.

Feb 4, 2027 — Q3 2026 Earnings & Halloween Event Performance
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The schedule

  • Thu4Feb

    Q3 results featuring critical high-margin Halloween event execution.

  • Mon3May

    Full-year 2026 review and initial 2027 forward guidance during the seasonally weakest operational quarter.

  • Mon10May

    First quarter results focusing on spring break visitation metrics and the kickoff to the 2027 peak season.

Past

  • Fri18Sep

    Market assessment of shifting consumer discretionary spending as the peak travel season concludes under the current administration's economic policies.

  • Fri7Aug

    Actual outcome: Mixed · $45.05 at outcome

    United Parks & Resorts reported lower second-quarter revenue and earnings, missing consensus estimates ($1.34 vs $1.62 per share) as attendance declined due to an unfavorable Easter calendar shift and reduced international visitation. However, higher in-park per capita spending helped offset some of the top-line pressure, resulting in a muted, flat price reaction as the market weighed the earnings miss against resilient consumer spending metrics.

    PRKS's crucial Q2 print, evaluating peak summer margins and the realization of strong Q1 deferred pass revenue.

  • Fri10Jul

    Actual outcome: Mixed · $47.08 at outcome

    The anticipated peak summer visitation and 4th of July traffic readout did not materialize as a distinct catalyst, with the company only announcing its Q2 earnings release date for August 4. Without concrete attendance data or financial updates to evaluate against the high valuation hurdle, the stock saw no meaningful price reaction and remained flat through the outcome date.

    Evaluation of mid-summer park attendance against a high valuation hurdle, with shares at $48.44 exceeding consensus estimates.

  • Mon11May

    Actual outcome: Mixed · $37.40 at outcome

    United Parks & Resorts initially reported a Q1 earnings and revenue miss, with attendance pressured by unfavorable weather and weaker international visitation. However, the stock recovered and trended toward the bull target as management expressed confidence in full-year growth, citing stronger season pass sales, improved deferred revenue, and a robust summer attraction lineup.

    Q1 2026 earnings evaluating spring break attendance, season pass momentum, and consumer resilience.