SeaQuest filed under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy law. The chapter is designed to allow businesses to reorganize and pay back debts with protection from creditors in the meantime.

The total to the SBA at closing: $15,028.40. SeaQuest opened its Folsom location in the city’s Palladio retail center in 2018 to fanfare and protest over the then-new for-profit wildlife company ...

SeaQuest had proposed selling its assets, including animals, to Jeff Cox and Z&A Management LLC for $80,000. Cox is part of Noveen Capital, which already owns a 4% interest in SeaQuest.

Five locations remain. SeaQuest's bankruptcy records, filed in court in Idaho, show the company's revenue dropped by $12 million over two years - from $27.2 million in 2022 to $15.28 million in 2024.

SeaQuest Holdings filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Dec. 2, according to federal court records. The Boise, Idaho-based company owns several aquariums, including a location it opened in Woodbridge ...

Six months after an ABC News investigation uncovered allegations of animal neglect and human injury at SeaQuest, a popular interactive aquarium chain with locations across the nation, the company ...

BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 8, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- SeaQuest, recognized for its interactive zoo aquarium experiences across the country, announces that Founder and CEO Vince Covino has officially stepped ...

SeaQuest operates four sites in other states where visitors can observe about 300 species of animals, including stingrays, sharks, turtles, snakes, lizards and birds, SeaQuest’s website said.

Layton's SeaQuest, which offers hands-on encounters with animals like sloths and singrays, will stay open for now amid bankruptcy proceedings and allegations of animal abuse.

SeaQuest Littleton has faced a number of accusations since opening in 2018. In 2019, the aquarium's license was temporarily suspended for a number of Colorado Parks and Wildlife violations.

SeaQuest facilities in Colorado, Connecticut and Georgia have closed since Covino’s departure, according to PETA. Nicole Lopez is the environmental reporter for the Fort Worth Report.