Overview
- Officials said more than 400 attendees received on-site care Saturday, with at least 25 transported for heat-related illnesses.
- Leaders reported over 90% of those treated were children under 12, older adults, or people with pre-existing conditions, and urged those groups to skip Day 2.
- Sunday’s show was moved to a 10 a.m. start and a 3:30 p.m. close, with added hydration stations, new shade structures, and permission for larger umbrellas.
- Organizers encouraged guests to bring one unopened water bottle and review parking options, following a late-night briefing focused on heat safety.
- Officials noted airfield surfaces can run roughly 20 degrees hotter than ambient temperatures, while thousands still attended using personal cooling measures.