Increased attendance also helped lift the company’s net revenues for the year to a record $1.24 billion — marking the sixth consecutive year of record net revenues for the Ohio-based company. Full-year profits were $112 million.
“We firmly believe our commitment to creating a compelling entertainment experience for the whole family has led us to our sixth consecutive year of record results and we fully expect this trend to continue into 2016,” said Matt Ouimet, Cedar Fair’s president and chief executive officer, in a written statement.
Cedar Fair owns and operates 11 amusement parks, three outdoor water parks, one indoor water park and five hotels in total.
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