Disney is preparing for Hurricane Milton by raising its drawbridges at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida, as the storm is expected to impact the state. Hurricane Milton is forecast to make landfall in Florida late Wednesday night or early Thursday morning as either a Category 3 or Category 4 storm, according to Florida Today.

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Florida theme park officials are monitoring Hurricane Milton's forecast, but most have yet to announce closures ahead of a forecast landfall on Florida's Gulf Coast Wednesday as a major hurricane.

Hoosiers booked a record-breaking number of nonstop Florida flights last year during fall break. Hurricane Milton might disrupt similar plans in 2024.

Walt Disney World and theme parks in Orlando, Florida, are monitoring storm conditions ahead of Hurricane Milton's landfall.

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As Hurricane Milton churns through the Gulf of Mexico and approaches Florida, Orlando's theme parks are keeping a close eye on the storm's development and making operational changes. As of Tuesday afternoon,