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NEWS: Hurricane Erin Threatens to Impact Disney Cruise Travelers as Storm Intensifies

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If you visit Disney World or plan on getting onboard a Disney Cruise Line ship, one thing you’ll need to be aware of ahead of your vacation is the weather, especially this time of year.

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That’s because it’s hurricane season and tropical storms and hurricanes could affect the weather in Florida (to the point that Disney World closes), as well as weather in the Atlantic Ocean, which would affect cruises with itineraries there. Well, right now, Hurricane Erin has been upgraded to a Category 5 storm in the Atlantic Ocean, which you’ll need to know about if you’re planning on visiting the Florida coast or taking a cruise to the Caribbean.

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NEWS: Tropical Storm Erin Forms in Atlantic with Potential To Become Hurricane

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According to the National Hurricane Center, Tropical Storm Erin has officially formed in the Atlantic.

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Tropical Storm Erin could turn into a hurricane by the end of the week on August 14th.

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NEWS: National Hurricane Center Monitoring Multiple Areas of Interest, Storms Could Develop This Week

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Planning on going to Disney World during the last little bit of summer? It’s important to be aware of the weather!

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We are in hurricane season, and storms are something that can really impact your Disney trip — from closed attractions to killing the vibe. We’re keeping an eye on the latest weather to see if it could impact your vacation, so take a look at the latest update.

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The Best Hurricane-Ready Hotels in Universal Orlando

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If you’re planning a trip to Universal Orlando during hurricane season (hello June through November), it’s worth knowing which hotels will keep you safest and sanest when the storm rolls in.

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We’ve actually stayed through a hurricane at Universal and have a few top picks based on experience. These hotels don’t just hold up during bad weather — they actually go out of their way to keep guests comfortable, entertained, and well-fed.

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NEWS: National Hurricane Center Monitoring Potential Tropical Disturbance

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When it comes to planning a Disney World trip, you need to consider a few things.

Rainy day in Disney World

You need a good packing list, an idea of your goals, and to be prepared for any type of weather. Orlando is known for its heat, but if this is your first trip or your 100th, you might not be prepared for hurricane season. Well, if you’re headed to Disney World soon, you need to pack your rain gear and get ready for some potentially strong weather. Let’s dive into everything we know here.

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Disney World Expert Gives Advice in Case Things Go Sideways in This Hurricane Season

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Being located in Florida, Disney World is filled with sunny, hot weather almost all year round. Unfortunately, that means it’s also home to hurricane season, and if you’re not prepared, it can ruin your Disney World trip.

Rainy day in Magic Kingdom

Don’t worry — that’s why we’re here! We’ve been coming to Disney World during storm season for a long time, so we pulled our best tips and tricks together so you can still have a great trip.

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Weather ALERT: Heavy Rain Expected to Fall Across Florida as Atlantic Hurricane Season Begins

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If you’re planning a trip to Disney World, you’ve already got a lot on your plate. You’ll need to figure out your budget, where you’re staying, how long you’re staying, what tickets you need, where to eat (SO important!), and more.

The parks closed due to Hurricane Milton

However, if you travel to Disney World in the summer, you have one more thing you need to think about: hurricane season. That’s because a tropical storm or hurricane could completely up-end your plans in Disney World. Not only will you need to plan for potentially rainy weather (that can close all outdoor rides), but you also have to deal with weather bad enough that Disney World could close its parks. Well, if you’re traveling to Disney World SOON, let’s just say hurricane season could be about to kick off in the Caribbean (which could mean a storm is headed to Florida).

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NEW RULES For Hurricane Season in Disney World for 2025

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Let’s be real — planning a Disney World vacation takes enough strategic thinking without adding weather wildcards into the mix. But with 2024’s record-breaking hurricane season behind us, and forecasters predicting an active 2025 season according to CBS News, those of us planning trips during hurricane season need to approach things differently.

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The 2025 Atlantic hurricane season will take place from June through November. We’ve experienced both sides of the Disney hurricane equation — the perfectly sunny trip where the only water we encountered was at our hotel pool, and the vacation where we watched Cast Members sandbag storefronts before a hurricane. Being prepared is the difference between a great trip and a disaster. [Read more…]

6 Things We’re DREADING About Disney World in 2025

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Are you ready for a LOT of change in Disney World?

We know, we know, change is scary, but it’s really all part of Walt Disney’s visions for the parks. Well, 2025 is going to be a massive year of change for Disney World as we get ready to add entire new lands to three parks, get a brand new version of a current ride in EPCOT, get new entertainment (as in new shows AND a new parade) and more. However, there are still things we’re dreading about Disney World in 2025.

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NEWS: National Hurricane Center Monitoring System with 90% Chance of Development

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We’re so close to the end of hurricane season for the year, but not without a little more excitement.

Magic Kingdom entrance the day after Hurricane Milton

Hurricane season in Florida runs through the end of November, but as we are still in the middle of the month, there’s still a chance that new storms could pop up. And unfortunately, that’s exactly what the NHC is concerned about. A new area of interest has appeared in the Caribbean that has a chance of impacting Florida in the next week or so.

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