Has Drought affected the tourist places?

[old lady]

The news is full of the drought but nothing on how it is affected the tourist place only the lawns and almonds.

 

[usnuzuloose]

No, not as far I can tell. The only thing it affects is the farmers, and using water for our personal usage. I am trying to understand your full question. What activities are you wanting to do? The homes that go beyond water usage or business's get charged a fine. It may cost people a little more for produce or even food due to the drought. But as far as tourism it has not affected anything. This is not the first time the west coast has suffered drought.

 

[disneylove69]

I live by the almond orchards and they water them all the time. Restaurants still serving water when not asked for.

 

[StageTek]

The news is full of the drought but nothing on how it is affected the tourist place only the lawns and almonds.

No. The tourist place has not been affected.

 

[bcla]

Disneyland already processes water when they drain anything and sends it into the ground to add to the aquifer. They also use a lot of desert plants that don't really need to be watered. I'm not sure how other tourist places handle it.

 

[cybele1]

What about places like the LA Arboretum or Descanso Gardens?

 

[1937Fan]

The Getty Villa has turned off fountains and the reflecting pool is empty due to the drought.

 

[StageTek]

What about places like the LA Arboretum or Descanso Gardens?

No affected in any way one would notice.

 

[xlxo]

The Alaskan glaciers continue to retreat with each Wonder's visit.

 

[GoBears 1980]

"Has Drought affected the tourist places?"

yeah... no water Splash Mountain so now it is Crash Mountain, man is that landing rough and on Small World you have to walk the boat through like on the Flintstones.....

Oh wait.... that is all wrong.... no, there is no visible impact on visitors.