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Dave & Buster's Tries to Win Back Adults -- Market Talk

Dave & Buster's Tries to Win Back Adults -- Market Talk

Dow JonesDow Jones2026/09/14 22:46

1846 ET - Dave & Buster's Entertainment says it has had a decline in groups coming without children. The new executive team is looking to drive demand from adults to visit, without alienating families, Chief Executive Darin Harper says on a call with analysts. Halloween will be an early opportunity for the company since the holiday falls on a Saturday this year and is a high-spending day for consumers. "It creates this unique opportunity for our business to serve family demand earlier in the day and then convert into a differentiated adult occasion at night," Harper says.(katherine.hamilton@wsj.com)

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September 14, 2026 18:46 ET (22:46 GMT)

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