Statement: “The city of San Diego, which nets a minimum $9.6 million in annual rent for the 190 acres leased by the (SeaWorld), may be drawn into the fight as well,” U-T San Diego reported in a March 6 story.
Analysis: SeaWorld remains under attack more than a year after the release of a critical documentary. And if a “Blackfish”-inspired state Assembly bill forces the marine park to significantly shift its business model, the impact could also hit City Hall.
Fact Check: What SeaWorld Must Pay San Diego
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