Safety is our top priority throughout all Park operations and in addition to the initiatives detailed in the preceding pages, we take an extensive range of safety measures in security, first-aid and disaster response with the aim of providing our guests with safe and enjoyable experiences.
We have a security system in place outside our Theme Parks, including patrols in the vicinity of our hotels and JR Maihama Station.
We also issue manuals that instruct employees on how to take prompt actions in the event of an earthquake or other emergency. Employees are also provided with rigorous training including emergency drills at each facility.
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In the event of a fire, the Central Monitoring Center will request immediate dispatch of firefighting units via its direct hotline to fire departments while our firefighting team will take initial measures to put out any fires. Tokyo Disney Resort is equipped with a fire truck so we may engage in first response firefighting activity when necessary. To be prepared to provide evacuation guidance and extinguish fires in order to maintain guests’ safety, we are strengthening collaboration with the local fire department/station of Urayasu City.
To be prepared for an earthquake occurring in the capital area, a Nankai Trough earthquake, or other large-scale earthquakes that are expected to occur in the future, we have in place the Basic Plan of Earthquake Countermeasures, which describes our plans for supplies and materials as well as first-aid care. Based on the Basic Plan, we have also prepared a response manual indicating the action to be taken by each department. In the event of a large-scale earthquake, the Tokyo Disney Resort Earthquake Countermeasures Headquarters will be set up, with the President of Oriental Land Co., Ltd. as its director, to deal with the situation.
For stranded guests and employees, we have four days of emergency food supplies in stock, water, aluminum blankets, maps, and liquid baby formula.
With respect to a tsunami, we consider it to be safer to remain at the Theme Parks as both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea are located roughly five meters above sea level. In the event of a tsunami, our procedure is to contact the Urayasu City authorities to check whether evacuation has been ordered, and take actions accordingly.