Here’s why we’re nervous about our next specific date at Disney World.
As seasoned Disney World travelers, we know it’s important to keep an eye on various things that can affect your vacation planning. This includes everything from special events to weather conditions. And one potential combination of those two factors will make you feel insecure about your upcoming Disney World date.
by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration According to (NOAA), the Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 to November 30. During this six months of the year, Disney World is more likely to experience severe weather that affects park and resort operations.
According to NOAA, the Atlantic hurricane season lasts a total of six months. Hurricane season peaks on September 10thmost activity occurs between mid-August and mid-October.
But the peak of hurricane season isn’t the only reason why September 10 is such a big day at Disney World this year. Destination D23“The Biggest Disney Fan Event of the Year” Will Be Held at Disney’s Contemporary Resort From September 8th to September 10th.
The sold-out event will feature presentations from Disney historians, imaginers, cast members, animators and more. Over the past few years, these D23 events have also included some big announcements, including new restaurants, entertainment updates, and product launches.
Tickets for the event have sold out, meaning thousands of Disney fans will travel to Orlando for the weekend’s activities…which coincides with the peak of hurricane season.
Previous severe hurricanes have affected Disney World guests with varying degrees of disruption, including flight cancellations, reduced park hours and even park closures.
If you’re planning a trip to Disney World with D23 as your destination, here are some tips in case bad weather strikes Florida.
We will keep you updated on any hurricanes that may impact Disney World. Stay safe and stay tuned for the latest from AllEars.
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