Governor Jenniffer González Colón stated that drought conditions require maintaining intermittent water service for 10 to 13 percent of customers in two affected zones. ^[1] Willianette Robles Cancel, executive director of Puerto Rico's Tourism Company, announced on an unspecified date in 2028 that Disney Cruise Line will visit Puerto Rico eight times during fiscal 2028. ^[2] Governor Jenniffer González Colón attributed the water crisis to the El Niño atmospheric phenomenon, which has affected Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, the Dominican Republic, Virginia, and Maryland. ^[3] The Carraízo reservoir, which represents 10 percent of the metropolitan area's water supplies, is the primary constraint currently being managed. ^[4] Six of the eight visits will be home port operations, while two will be transit calls. ^[5] The 2027-2028 high season will mark the first time Disney uses San Juan as a home port during the peak cruise months in the Caribbean. ^[6] The eight visits are estimated to generate an economic impact of $7.2 million for Puerto Rico. ^[7] Governor González Colón explained that the convention center area is exempt from rationing plans because it is supplied by the Superacueducto. ^[8]