A good plan — and a lot of water — is key.
MediaNews Group/Orange County Re/MediaNews Group via Getty Imagesyou'd never be able to tell by the temperatures that are expected in the coming days. A theme park day during a heatwave is intense, but still, it's possible to have a good day if you've got a solid plan in place.
“Rides like Rise of the Resistance, Big Thunder, Peter Pan, etc usually have longer lines with no shade,” onerecommended. “Possibly do those earlier on or at night to avoid waiting in 90°+ heat.”
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