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Springfield, MO
SeaWorld plans to lay off 350 employees as attendance slows.
"It is an unfortunate, but necessary, consequence of the restructuring that some positions will be lost," spokeswoman Aimee Jeansonne Becka said in a statement.
The cuts primilary affect the company's corporate office, as well as its parks in Orlando and San Diego.
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