^harsh!
I do think for some reason that BGT is getting something big despite their financial situation. SeaWorld though, I highly doubt it. Look at Six Flags for example. They spent millions upon millions building enormous coasters in the early to mid 2000's, and nearly went bankrupt because they were spending so much money. Then they went through a drought in the late 2000's without many coasters under Shapiro and shifting the focus towards families. Now under Jim Reid-Anderson they seem to have found a balance, and as a result when they released their earnings yesterday, Q1 attendance and revenue were beyond expectation, and I was very pleasantly surprised when the virtual stock I hold (for a school related matter) jumped up significantly. Now they cater towards families and thrillseekers, and for the first time in 10+ years they are actually making money, giving us an actual budget for even better coasters and attraction. Let this be a lesson; to bring in the rides you need bring in the cash!
Seaworld will not get a major attraction, as they will never get their investment back, and that will make their financial crisis even worse than what it already is.