What are the analysts' consensus rating changes (e.g., upgrade/downgrade) and target price revisions after this earnings release?

Answer

Based on the excerpt you provided (the press‑release from United Parks & Resorts Inc. announcing its Q2 2025 and six‑month results), there is no information about analysts’ consensus‑rating changes (upgrades, downgrades, or neutral adjustments) or any revisions to target prices.

The release focuses on the company’s operating highlights—attendance, revenue, earnings, and comparable performance metrics—but it does not include:

• Analyst rating updates (e.g., “upgrade to Buy,” “downgrade to Hold,” etc.)
  
• Changes in the number of analysts covering the stock or the distribution of their recommendations
  
• Adjustments to analysts’ 12‑month or 30‑day target prices (upward or downward revisions)

What this means for your question

• If you need the analysts’ consensus‑rating changes and target‑price revisions: those details are not part of the provided news item. You would need to consult a source that tracks analyst activity after earnings releases—such as Bloomberg, Thomson Reuters, FactSet, or a brokerage research platform—that records rating actions and target‑price updates on the day of the earnings announcement.
• If you are looking for a summary of the earnings release itself: the press‑release includes the operational and financial performance data, but analyst sentiment is not covered.

Next steps

1. Check market‑data services (e.g., Bloomberg Terminal, FactSet, S&P Capital IQ) for the “Consensus Rating” and “Target Price” columns for ticker PRKS on or immediately after 2025‑08‑07.
   
2. Search newswire or financial‑press outlets (e.g., MarketWatch, Yahoo! Finance, The Wall Street Journal) for articles titled “United Parks & Resorts analysts upgrade” or similar, which often report rating changes shortly after earnings.
   
3. Visit the investor‑relations section of United Parks & Resorts’ website; sometimes the company posts a “Post‑Earnings Analyst Call” transcript that includes analyst commentary and any rating updates they announce.

In short, the press‑release you shared does not contain the analysts’ consensus‑rating changes or target‑price revisions, so you’ll need to look to a dedicated analyst‑tracking source for that information.