SeaWorld
SeaWorld is a marine-life themed entertainment company founded in 1964. It operates several parks across the United States, including locations in San Diego, Orlando, and San Antonio, as well as Busch Gardens parks. The company focuses on wildlife conservation, education, and entertainment, aiming to connect guests with marine environments and promote awareness of marine life. SeaWorld offers a variety of services, including marine animal exhibits, live shows, interactive experiences, and themed attractions. Visitors can see a range of marine species such as dolphins, sea lions, sharks, and killer whales. The parks also feature rides and educational programs. Discovery Cove, located near SeaWorld Orlando, provides unique experiences like swimming with dolphins and exploring aviaries. The company emphasizes wildlife conservation by rescuing and rehabilitating marine animals, with over 2,000 rescues in 2022. SeaWorld also engages over 500,000 students annually through educational programs, fostering a connection to marine ecosystems. With a steady attendance of 10 million guests in 2023, SeaWorld is a popular destination for families, tourists, and marine life enthusiasts seeking both entertainment and education.
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SeaWorld went from 586 employees in Jul 2023 to 590 in Jun 2025. Jan to Jun 2025: 49 people joined, 40 left.
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How many employees does SeaWorld have?
SeaWorld has about 590 employees, up 1.5% over the 3 months to Jun 2025.
What is SeaWorld's revenue per employee?
SeaWorld makes about $2.75M in revenue per employee, based on $1.62B annual revenue and 590 employees.
How much does SeaWorld pay?
6figr has 1 salary profile for SeaWorld in the US, with pay broken down by role, level, gender and ethnicity on the SeaWorld salaries page. See SeaWorld salaries
Is SeaWorld a public company?
Yes. SeaWorld is publicly traded under the ticker SEAS on NYSE.
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