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Pokémon Go Tour: UNOVA para seguir adelante en Los Ángeles con reembolso ofrecido a aquellos que no pueden asistir

Autor : Chloe Actualizar : Feb 22,2025

Pokémon Go Tour: UNOVA en Los Ángeles para proceder a pesar de los incendios forestales; Reembolsos ofrecidos

El Pokémon Go Tour: UNOVA Event, programado para Los Ángeles, continuará según lo planeado a pesar de las preocupaciones anteriores con respecto a los devastadores incendios forestales. El evento tendrá lugar en el Rose Bowl Stadium, Brookside Golf Course y en todo el Condado de Los Ángeles y las áreas del Condado de Orange.

Niantic, el organizador del evento, ha confirmado la continuación del evento. Sin embargo, reconociendo las dificultades que enfrentan muchos debido a los incendios forestales, están ofreciendo reembolsos completos a los titulares de boletos. Estos reembolsos se pueden solicitar a través del soporte en la aplicación hasta el 23 de febrero.

Más allá del juego, la decisión de Niantic de continuar el evento significa un compromiso de restaurar un sentido de normalidad para los asistentes. Han prometido un mayor apoyo a la comunidad local e instaron a los participantes a adherirse a todas las pautas necesarias de salud y seguridad. Se alienta a los jugadores a permanecer atentos y esperar más actualizaciones.

Para obtener más detalles sobre Pokémon Go Tour: UNOVA y su pase de gira, consulte nuestra cobertura anterior. Además, puede encontrar una lista de códigos de promoción Pokémon Go en un artículo separado.

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