Disney World Faces Criticism and Disruptions After Hurricane Milton

The storm forced closures and sparked employee safety concerns, while guests scramble to reschedule visits.

Disney World kept employees on site as Hurricane Milton approached, leading to safety concerns among staff.
Theme parks and Orlando International Airport were closed for several days, causing significant vacation disruptions.
Disney World reopened with limited reservations, and Magic Kingdom was fully booked due to high demand.
The Liberty Tree in Magic Kingdom sustained damage but remains standing, highlighting storm impacts on park landmarks.
Disney is expected to face financial losses due to the hurricane, with estimates ranging from $150 million to $200 million.