I work in HR at Castle Park, here in SoCal. We were acquired by PR in... Jeez August I think? I'm hesitant to breathe a sigh of relief, but as far as I can see, they really are a very, very hands-off company.
We've had one visit from representatives, and they were very clear to us that they had no intention of doing anything to the park, or "Putting money into something that doesn't really need it." They don't want to make every park their own personal Disneyland, they just want to sit back and share our money.
They walked around, met with the staff, answered questions, and told us to expect further communications to be through e-mail. When I asked Rolf, our park #1 what was up, his response was "That was it? I don't know, I figured they'd want to survey the land or something." Heh, the park is standing on some land that would do nicely for an extra hospital annex that it could really use, or a hotel, and our attendance has been pretty poor lately,so he figured they might decide to scrap the place. But as far as I can tell, Parques Reunidos just want their cut.
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