The “wildest ride in the wilderness" at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom will close in early January 2025 – and will remain closed for the rest of that year, according to Disney's website.

A Goldman Sachs report released Tuesday predicted the storm could reduce Disney's earnings by between $150 million and $200 million this quarter.

The theme parks closed on Wednesday and issued shelter in place advisements in preparation of the Florida storm The post Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando Set to Reopen Friday After Closing for Hurricane Milton appeared first on TheWrap.

Hurricane Milton is heading toward central Florida, and several of Orlando’s theme parks are set to close before it makes landfall. Mandatory evacuations have been ordered for much of Florida’s west coast to prepare for Milton,

See what Disney World looks like after Hurricane Milton and the damage it caused at the Most Magical Place on Earth.

While Orlando’s airports and major theme parks are back to normal, Busch Gardens in Tampa remains closed – and British Airways has cancelled its Friday flight to Tampa

It’s the morning after Hurricane Milton moved across Florida, and Walt Disney World remains closed today. The Walt Disney World website has updated the following Hurricane Milton information: “The Walt Disney World theme parks,

With Hurricane Milton now largely vanished from Florida’s shores, all that remains is the cleanup. And for entertainment giant Disney ($DIS), the

Hurricane Milton caused the temporary closure of Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, and SeaWorld in Florida. The parks have now reopened with limited capacity. Meanwhile, ZooTampa and The Florida Aquarium in Tampa are set to reopen after ensuring the safety of their animal residents.