Hurricane Irma hits Orlando, but damage minimal
The worst of Hurricane Irma has come and gone through Florida, and left mostly minimal damage to Central Florida’s attractions and theme parks in her wake.
The worst of Hurricane Irma has come and gone through Florida, and left mostly minimal damage to Central Florida’s attractions and theme parks in her wake.
Hurricane Irma passed right over Orlando, but luckily, there was minimal damage. So it’s back to normal starting Tuesday morning for Walt Disney World theme parks, Disney Springs, Universal Orlando and most attractions except these:
By Quinn Roseboom Quinn spends the day experiencing the newer attractions at the Disneyland Resort, plus the ones he can’t normally experience at Walt Disney World.
Bookmark this page and check back to see the latest on how Hurricane Irma is affecting Central Florida’s theme parks and attractions.
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