Theme Parks in Japan Take Measures to Keep Visitors Cool Amid Intense Heat

Theme parks in Japan take measures to keep visitors cool amid intense heat

Universal Studios in Osaka began giving away salt candy to visitors for the first time on July 1. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Theme Parks Take Measures to Keep Visitors Cool; Park Operators Hope to Fight Lower Visitor Numbers Due to Brutal Heat

With the arrival of July and the onset of intense heat, domestic leisure facilities have begun holding events and implementing measures to help visitors feel cooler. Each facility’s operators are racking their brains for ideas to counteract the severe heat that might keep guests away.

Attendance is down at US theme parks this summer. Here’s why

Amusement parks are experiencing their slowest start to the summer season since the pandemic, as extreme weather—ranging from heavy rain to scorching heat—keeps visitors away, Bloomberg reports.  Foot traffic at major parks has dropped significantly over the past month, with attendance down nearly 10% at some locations and as much as 17% at others, according to Placer.ai. After a rainy start to the season in April, much of the country is now fac…

How to Beat the Heat at Universal Epic Universe

The sun is shining, the daily afternoon thunderstorms are rolling through, and you can’t be outside for more than 20 minutes without being completely drenched in sweat. Summer has arrived in Central Florida, and it’s here to stay. Visiting the theme parks this time of year isn’t just about navigating rides and attractions—it’s also about staying cool while doing it. To help you make the most of your day, here are our top tips for beating the hea…