As Hurricane Idalia approaches, Central Florida’s world-class attractions are closely monitoring the storm.
Tuesday morning, Walt Disney World Resort said it was operating under normal conditions.
Disney said it continues to closely monitor Idalia’s path and that the safety of guests and cast members is a priority.Resort officials said they will waive change and cancellation fees normally imposed by Disney for check-in dates of Aug. 28 through Sept. 4, 2023. Guests currently staying at Disney Resort hotels whose travel has been affected by the storm may receive a discounted rate to extend their stay through the evening of August 31.Action News Jax Daily Headlines NewsletterWalt Disney World also noted that Florida residents who are forced to evacuate because of Hurricane Ida may be eligible to receive 50% off stays at Disney Resort hotels between Aug. 29 to Aug. 31.
First responders helping with storm-related recovery efforts may also qualify for the discount. Evacuees can call 407-W-DISNEY and first responders should call 407-828-3200 for details and availability.Universal Orlando Resort said it continues to monitor weather conditions and that park operations and hours currently are not impacted by Hurricane Idalia.
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