Splash House Attendees prioritize Safety amid High Temperatures

With Splash House in full swing, attendees are prioritizing safety, amid warm temperatures.

American Medical Response (AMR) workers told News Channel 3 it's important that attendees stay hydrated throughout the day to avoid heat-related illnesses.

A spokesperson from Desert Regional Medical said the Palm Springs location has not seen an increase in visits due to the event in town.

They also said that their staffing is normal, but that they have on call staff if volume changes.

Additionally, some guests have reported to News Channel 3 that they're having issues with air conditioning in their hotel rooms.

"I'm also on medication. So like, I was so sick all night. Like, I was so sick, like, you know, going from the heat, being out all day, and then going in and still being in the heat and, like, just trying to, like, cool off at some point,” Destiny Bosancic said.

News Channel 3 has reached out to Margaritaville Resort Palm Springs, and a general manager released this statement:

"Unfortunately, we have had an issue with our air conditioning, primarily contained to one of our eight buildings.  We are working diligently to correct the situation.  In the meantime, we have been working closely with Tyler and the Splash House team to ensure guest's comfort and satisfaction.  We have relocated a small number of guests to nearby resorts, but the majority of our guests are enjoying the great weekend."

Stay with News Channel 3 to hear how those attending Splash House are staying healthy to ensure a fun and safe experience during the event.