In this edition of Theme Park Roundup, Universal plans to develop Wet ‘n Wild land for hotel use, Disney CEO Bob Iger extends his contract and Blackstone sells SeaWorld shares to a China-based company.

New Universal hotel?

Universal Orlando has filed documents to use the former Wet ‘n Wild property for hotel development.

Not much was revealed in the filing, except that Universal is planning another hotel.

The plans also called for three parking structures.

Bob Iger staying at Disney a little longer

Disney CEO Bob Iger has extended his contract with the company through mid-2019.

The move gives Disney more time to find its next successor.

Under Iger, Disney acquired Pixar in 2006, Marvel in 2009 and Lucasfilm in 2012.

Chinese company buys stake in SeaWorld

Investment firm Blackstone has agreed to sell its 21 percent stake in SeaWorld Entertainment to China-based Zhonghong Zhuoye Group.

Zhonghong Group will pay $23 a share, SeaWorld said Friday.

The company will become Orlando-based SeaWorld’s largest shareholder.

SeaWorld has faced criticism since the release of the 2013 documentary “Blackfish.”