Credit: DisneyTokyo Disney Resort has sent a warning to Guests and some recommendations on staying cool throughout its massive and intensely hot summer season.
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Tokyo Disney Resort Issues Statement During Intense Summer Heat
Tokyo Disneyland released a few tweets a couple of days ago encouraging Guests to stay hydrated and how to prevent heat stroke as temperatures are nearly 100 degrees, which is immensely high for that region of the world. The Disney Park encourages Guests to drink plenty of water to prevent a heat stroke as they go through the Park during their summer vacation.
暑～い夏☀ 熱中症予防に、こまめな水分補給を！
パーク内には、ペットボトル飲料販売機があちこちに！
東京ディズニーリゾート・アプリでも場所をご確認いただけます。 pic.twitter.com/X8Q6tUTLVc— 東京ディズニーリゾートPR【公式】 (@TDR_PR) July 18, 2023
In the tweet above, it can be translated and interpreted to as the following:
Hot Summer – To prevent heat stroke, drink water frequently! PET bottle drink vending machines are everywhere in the park! You can also check the location on the Tokyo Disney Resort app.
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