Wonderla Holidays

A stock market analyst from the south who recently visited all amusement parks of Wonderla Holidays to gause the effect of the abnormal rains in south India on the footfalls in the company’s amusement parks in Kochi, Hyderabad and Bangaluru has insisted that the adverse impact of the abnormal rains on the company’s financial performance will only be temporary and the numbers will be affected marginally in the current year only. What is more the new amusement park which has come up at Hyderabad will start earning good from the next year. As a result, the financial performance of the company may be muted for the fiscal 2016 but quite encouraging from the next year onwards. Afterall, Wonderla is a strong brand in south India and offers valuefor- money entertainment option for the people in that part of the country. But for the rains, the company can bank on more and more consumers scounting for better week-end entertainment option.

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