Sixty Six Capital Inc. Q1 FY2025 Earnings Call
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- Operating Loss & Seasonality: As expected for a seasonal business, Six Flags reported an operating loss in Q1 2025. The loss was slightly greater than in Q1 2024, driven by reduced operating days due to inclement weather and strategic calendar shifts (like moving the Boysenberry Festival to Q2).
- Revenue and Attendance Trends: Q1 attendance represented ~5.5% of expected full-year visitors (vs. a historical average of ~7%). Q1 revenue tracked at ~6% of the full-year outlook. April attendance was up ~1% YoY despite poor weather; adjusting for weather, attendance would have been up ~8%.
- Season Pass Momentum: April season pass sales improved, narrowing the YoY sales gap to 2% in units and 3% in value. Legacy Cedar Fair parks are achieving 3–4% average price increases, while legacy Six Flags parks maintained flat pricing due to structural and mix changes.
- Costs & Synergies: Six Flags expects 2025 full-year operating costs and expenses to decline more than 3% YoY (excluding COGS and merger integration costs). This includes $70M synergies for 2025, completing the $120M target 6 months early. An additional $60M in savings is anticipated by end of 2026 from organizational restructuring and tech integration.
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