Leisure Facilities Stocks
Asset-intensive service providers in the leisure sector operate complex physical infrastructures designed for discretionary consumer spending, ranging from hospitality and integrated gaming resorts to live entertainment venues and maritime fleets.
As of Oct 23, 2026, Leisure Facilities has 29 US-listed companies worth $437B combined. The median member moved +0.3% over the past week; POOL led among the 25 largest at +15.4% and FUN trailed at -16.5%.
Companies in Leisure Facilities
- DIS – Walt Disney Company, $195B
- CMCSA – Comcast Corp, $81.1B
- RCL – Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd, $76.5B
- ARMK – Aramark Holdings, $13.8B
- LTH – Life Time Group Holdings Inc, $9.4B
- RHP – Ryman Hospitality Properties Inc, $8.7B
- POOL – Pool Corporation, $7.2B
- NCLH – Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd, $6.9B
- MTN – Vail Resorts Inc, $5.3B
- EPR – EPR Properties, $4.3B
- BC – Brunswick Corporation, $4.2B
- SPHR – Sphere Entertainment Co., $3.9B
- MSGE – Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp, $3.8B
- CALY – Callaway Golf Company, $3.4B
- AMC – AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc, $2.7B
- PEB – Pebblebrook Hotel Trust, $2.3B
- LIND – Lindblad Expeditions Holdings Inc, $2.3B
- XHR – Xenia Hotels & Resorts Inc, $1.9B
- PRKS – United Parks & Resorts Inc, $1.5B
- FUN – Six Flags Entertainment Corporation, $804M
- LUCK – Lucky Strike Entertainment Corporation, $710M
- MCFT – MasterCraft Boat Holdings, Inc., $471M
- FBYD – Falcon's Beyond Global, Inc. Class A Common Stock, $405M
- MLP – Maui Land & Pineapple Company Inc, $292M
- VENU – Venu Holding Corporation, $70.1M
- GDHG – Golden Heaven Group Holdings Ltd. Ordinary Shares, $23.8M
- AWX – Avalon Holdings Corporation, $9.7M
- MITQ – Moving iMage Technologies Inc, $6.2M
- TRUG – Trugolf Inc, $1.2M