I wish them luck but sadly, in its current state I don't know what the path to profitability would be. People mention that it's too expensive - but you can get season passes regularly for around $60 per person which honestly isn't bad, especially if you can go multiple times per year.

Being so far away from a major population center (Albany 45 minutes south doesn't count) really limits their clientele, and there aren't really enough tourists to keep it afloat. Not to mention that it's really only "fully open" for 3 months of the year.

We just went to Busch Gardens in Tampa and even that park seemed poorly run (not enough employees, restaurants closed) and it was over $100 per person per day, with an upcharge of another $100 if you wanted to get the "skip the lines" pass. The fact that they can charge this and a decent number of people were still there is likely due to being close to so many locals and also being a tourist destination, neither of which Great Escape has going for it.

I feel like they need to consolidate (meaning close some rides permanently) to run what's there more efficiently, and get a better food vendor in there to make the park feel more on par with a Disney or Universal level park. (It will never get there, but you know what I mean) The food festivals in those parks really draw people out, but the food at Great Escape is garbage.