Hurricane Milton Explodes To 180 MPH Cat. 5; Disney World Resort Closing Some Attractions As Florida Braces For "Monster" Storm – Update
PT: Hurricane Milton has officially became one of the strongest storms ever recorded in the Atlantic Basin. Milton’s maximum ...
Is Disney closed today? Universal Orlando, Busch Gardens status ahead of a Hurricane Milton landfall
Hurricane Milton landfall is expected in West Coast area not long after Helene. See which theme parks are affected ...
Tampa Mayor Urges Evacuations as Hurricane Milton Approaches
Officials in Tampa urged residents to move electric vehicles, including e-bikes, wheelchairs and golf carts, out of the way ...
Disney World, Orlando theme parks remain open ahead of Hurricane Milton
Walt Disney World and theme parks in Orlando, Florida, are monitoring storm conditions ahead of Hurricane Milton's landfall.
Disney World Bracing for Hurricane Milton: Resort Not Accepting New Hotel Bookings, 'Monitoring' Storm
Walt Disney World is bracing for Hurricane Milton. As of the morning of Monday, Oct. 7, the park's official Weather Updates ...
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Will Disney World and Universal Orlando be closed for Hurricane Milton?
Florida theme park officials are monitoring Hurricane Milton's forecast, but most have yet to announce closures ahead of a ...
Is Disney World still open as Hurricane Milton strengthens to a Category 5?
According to the weather section of the Disney World website, the park's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground, the Copper ...
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Walt Disney World in Orlando warns visitors ‘should expect park closures’ due to Milton
Walt Disney World in Orlando announced Saturday night that visitors “should expect park closures” due to Milton, a tropical ...
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Disney Vacation Club Hurricane Policy Invoked as Milton Approaches
Disney Vacation Club members can reschedule upcoming Walt Disney World and Vero Beach visits--without any penalty--as ...
Meteorologist shows predicted path of Hurricane Milton
Hurricane Milton has rapidly intensified to a Category 5 with winds at 180 mph, set to make landfall on the Florida Gulf Coast Wednesday evening. CNN’s Chad Myers reports.