“We don’t have the exact numbers in yet but I would say based on wait times and things like that we weren’t up to 2019 numbers but we were definitely closer to those than 2020,” founder of the Orlando Tourism Report, Ken Storey said.

Storey says the return to school is one factor for the decline but he and other theme park watchers believe the answer is more complex. He questions if the rise of the delta variant in Central Florida and the fact that international travel has not come back are keeping the attendance at the theme parks from steady growth.

Reports for the theme parks’ third quarter performances are not out yet but it does appear the summer brought a surge in guests.

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