I am new here and am looking for straight answers on this stock being huge in a few years. Hoping to get a straight, non-AI, dude or chick just hitting me with some straight easy to understand spark notes.
I would do my DD, but it just seems like a lot of hoopla out there these days.
I went to Wet 'n Wild on International Drive all the time as a kid, and I still have one of the old cups with the two cartoon water droplets on it (pic attached). If I remember right, one was named "Wet" and the other was "Wild."
I've been trying to find anything about them and there's almost nothing online. If you search Wet 'n Wild Orlando mascots, no images of them come up at all. It's like they were wiped from existence.
The thing that got me wondering: they look a lot like Wet Willy, the water drop character World Industries (the skateboard company) used in the late '90s. Since the park opened in 1977, I'm guessing the droplets came first.
Was there ever some kind of legal dispute between the two, or did the park just quietly retire the droplets at some point before it closed in 2016?
If anyone worked there or grew up going, I'd love to know what happened, or even just what years they were used.