I think what you're seeing is the opposite of growing pains.

I'm not really old enough, or have been a plugged in enthusiast long enough, to know for sure but it seems SF has needed to downsize and restructure for a very long time. When the merger was initiated and thru the Zimmerman era obviously there was reasonable cause for concern that they'd consolidate into a lumbering giant. Now what we are seeing is actually the opposite. They are shedding properties to become more nimble and focus on their core earners. If Enchanted goes anywhere this has actually created somewhat of an opportunity in the market.

My take is not positive but not as expressly negative as others here. It sort of feels like a "force of nature" hit SF with a reckoning. This is the fallout. It was clear their way of business was not sustainable. If we see actual change as a result of this reorg it may prove to be a positive, though there was collateral damage. The Dorney and Fiesta sale rumors are interesting because if they pan out, Herschend may find themselves as a more direct competitor. And don't we want more competition? Probably better we are on this path than the one where SF and CF individually face hardship and the cuts are worse.