Top 15 Leisure Stocks Ranked by Marvin Score
Marvin's rules ranked 15 leisure companies by Overall score within their industry. Hasbro, Life Time and YETI lead the list, while Six Flags and Funko sit at the bottom.
Leisure companies sell things people buy in their free time, such as toys, fitness memberships, golf gear, outdoor products and theme park visits. This list shows 15 of them, ordered by Marvin's Overall score, highest first.
The scores compare each company with others in the same industry today. They do not say how a stock has traded or how it might trade. Margins, growth and debt help show how each business is run, and the blurbs below point out where a figure looks weak or is missing.
Leisure spending tends to follow how comfortable people feel about their budgets, so results can swing from year to year. Treat this list as a starting point for your own research, not a recommendation.
The list
How Marvin ranked these stocks
Marvin included companies above about $300 million in size and ranked them by Marvin scores, which run from zero to one hundred. The scores are relative to each company's own industry, here Leisure, so a high score means a company looks strong next to other leisure businesses. The list is in order of Overall score, highest first, and covers 15 stocks as of 2026-10-27.
Companies above about $300 million in size, ranked by Marvin scores (0-100, relative to each company's own industry). The Leisure industry, highest Overall score first.
The stocks, one by one
Hasbro, Inc. HAS
Hasbro has the top Overall score at 95, with a strong operating margin of 20.6% and a free cash flow margin of 21.6%. Revenue grew 13.1% last year. Caution: debt-to-equity is high at 5.31, so borrowing is a real factor.
Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. LTH
Life Time scores 86 overall, with revenue growth of 14.3% and an operating margin of 17.3%. Caution: its free cash flow margin is negative at -4.7%, meaning it spent more cash than it brought in after investments.
YETI Holdings, Inc. YETI
YETI has an overall score of 81, a gross margin of 59.2% and low debt, with debt-to-equity of 0.41. Caution: revenue growth was only 2.1% last year, so expansion was modest.
Planet Fitness, Inc. PLNT
Planet Fitness has a quality score of 86 and a high operating margin of 30.9%, with revenue growth of 12.1%. Caution: its opportunity score is lower at 56, and return on equity and debt figures are not available.
JAKKS Pacific, Inc. JAKK
JAKKS Pacific has an overall score of 73 and a free cash flow margin of 6.1%. Caution: revenue growth was -17.4%, a decline, and its operating margin is thin at 2.6%.
Acushnet Holdings Corp. GOLF
Acushnet scores 69 overall, with an operating margin of 13.7% and return on equity of 23.8%. Its debt-to-equity is 1.04. Caution: revenue growth was modest at 4.1%.
Mattel, Inc. MAT
Mattel has an overall score of 64, with return on equity of 21.4% and a gross margin of 47.5%. Caution: revenue growth was -0.6%, roughly flat, the operating margin is 7.8%, and free cash flow margin is not available.
Johnson Outdoors Inc. JOUT
Johnson Outdoors has an overall score of 60 and very low debt, with debt-to-equity of 0.12. Caution: its operating margin is thin at 2.7% and return on equity is -1.9%, a negative figure, so profits are weak.
Callaway Golf Company CALY
Callaway Golf has a free cash flow margin of 15.9% and low debt, with debt-to-equity of 0.13. Caution: its overall score is 56, return on equity is negative at -12.2%, and revenue growth was -0.8%.
United Parks & Resorts Inc. PRKS
United Parks & Resorts has an operating margin of 19.2% and a free cash flow margin of 10.0%, both reasonably healthy. Caution: revenue growth was -3.6%, a decline, and its opportunity score is only 26.
Tron Inc. TRON
Tron Inc. has revenue growth of 10.0% but an operating margin of -44.6%, meaning its operations lose money. Caution: its overall score is 43, and free cash flow and debt figures are not available.
Peloton Interactive, Inc. PTON
Peloton has a free cash flow margin of 15.4% and a gross margin of 52.6%. Caution: its overall score is 34, its opportunity score is only 4, and revenue growth was -1.8%, a decline.
Lucky Strike Entertainment Corporation LUCK
Lucky Strike Entertainment has an operating margin of 11.0% and revenue growth of 3.7%. Caution: its quality score is just 21, and its free cash flow margin is slightly negative at -0.8%.
Six Flags Entertainment Corporation FUN
Six Flags has revenue growth of 14.4% and a gross margin of 91.4%. Caution: its operating margin is -44.2%, return on equity is -1526.2% and debt-to-equity is 43.34, all signs of heavy losses and borrowing.
Funko, Inc. FNKO
Funko has the lowest overall score on this list at 17. Its free cash flow margin is 2.9% and its debt-to-equity is 0.73. Caution: revenue growth was -13.5%, a decline, and return on equity is -1.1%.
Common questions
What does the Leisure industry include?
In this list it covers toy makers, fitness clubs, golf and outdoor equipment makers, theme parks and entertainment venues. These are businesses that depend on people spending money on free-time activities.
What do Marvin's scores mean?
Overall, quality and opportunity are scored out of one hundred and compare a company with others in its own industry today. A higher score means the company looks stronger next to its industry peers. The scores are not a prediction and not advice.
Why are some figures missing for certain companies?
Some measures, such as return on equity, debt-to-equity or free cash flow margin, are not available for every company. When a figure is missing, the blurb leaves it out and notes the gap, so a score may rest on less information.
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Marvin's scores (0-100) compare each company with others in its industry today. Growth and margin figures come from SEC filings. This is general information, not personal investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Do your own research.