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Is Disney World in Orlando closed for Hurricane Milton?
Walt Disney World Resort 's theme parks and Disney Springs are now closed, and Disney resort transportation has ceased operations. Minnie Van and Mears taxi services will be limited.
"All theme parks and Disney Springs—including the parking garages—are currently closed and will remain closed on Thursday, October 10," Disney World posted on its website, adding that Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is canceled for Thursday and tickets will be refunded.
Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon water park and mini golf courses are also closed Wednesday. Disney’s Blizzard Beach water park was already closed for the season. The resort says ESPN Wide World of Sports doesn't have an events scheduled until this weekend.
Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, the Copper Creek Cabins at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge, and the Treehouse Villas at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa began closing late Wednesday morning and will likely stay closed until Sunday, according to the resort.
Whenever the National Hurricane Center issues a hurricane warning for Orlando, as it has for Milton, or wherever guests live within seven days of their scheduled arrival, guests may cancel or change vacation packages or hotel reservations booked directly through the Walt Disney Travel Company without penalty. Unused tickets retain their value, and guests may change ticket dates for future use.
What is Disney World's hurricane policy?
According to its website , Walt Disney World Resort will make exceptions to its standard policy and issue refunds in the event of a hurricane if the National Hurricane Center issues a warning for the Orlando area or a visitor’s place of residence within seven days of their “scheduled arrival date," i f tickets and reservations were booked directly through Disney. Dates can also be modified.
You will have to reach out to any third-party suppliers you booked with.
Did people evacuate to Disney World for a hurricane?
In previous hurricanes , the company has also offered deals to residents needing a safe place to evacuate and hunker down in the storm. During 2023's Hurricane Nicole, Disney offered 50% off Disney resort hotel stays on select dates for evacuees, adding the company had strict check-in times.
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