Tivoli reports 6% revenue growth in first half of 2026

Danish amusement park operator Tivoli reported a 6% increase in first-half revenue on Friday, driven by higher spending by visitors at attractions, restaurants, and cultural offerings. However, both operating profit and pretax profit widened compared to the previous year due to elevated seasonal expenses and planned investments.

Revenue per guest climbed as patrons enjoyed more rides, meals, and cultural experiences at the park. Unpredictable weather patterns, such as heatwaves and heavy rainfall in June, impacted attendance. The company's losses this period were partly offset by investments in a new amusement area named Hikari and the acquisition of a gaming business. While these initiatives will increase costs in the short term, Tivoli anticipates they will enhance long-term earnings.

Despite the higher costs, Tivoli has retained its 2026 financial outlook. The company projects full-year revenue of approximately DKK 1,400 million and profit before tax of DKK 145 million. This report was produced with AI assistance and subsequently reviewed by a human editor. For additional details, refer to the publication's terms and conditions.