
SeaWorld San Diego owes $12 million in back rent to city, according to lawsuit
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The city of San Diego, California, is suing its SeaWorld theme park for back rent. The marine park, which operates on a city-owned waterfront land, is being urged to pay $12.2 million.
SeaWorld's public relations office said in an email that it had no comment and repeated an earlier statement that the company has had a long relationship with the city and remained hopeful that it can resolve the matter.
SeaWorld San Diego leases approximately 190 acres from the city.
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