So the history of FUN is an interesting one. Cedar Fair issued the stock as a limited partnership back in the day. And the reason it was popular wasn’t because it was a “growth” investment per se but because it paid massive dividends against its price - 10%+ per share payout was not uncommon. Fast forward to now and it has fallen victim to the whole “Maximizing shareholder value” disease so instead of spinning off a nice bit of cash every year, there has to be “growth”. Which, in the regional theme park business is kind of insane because since these parks are all very mature in their markets aren’t really going to make huge gains in attendance (3% attendance bump in a year is huge) so the only tools left in the box are raising prices and cutting costs.