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Sometimes things can go wrong in Disney World that are completely out of your control.
A rainy day in Animal Kingdom
Rides can break down, the weather can complicate your day, you can miss your transportation, or find that your favorite snack has gotten more expensive. So, we’re here to talk about the big issues you can encounter in Disney World, and what to do if they happen.
We’ve been keeping a close eye on Tropical Storm Elsa over the past few days and providing you with updates so you can be prepared for any potential impact it might have on your trip to Disney World.
Stormy in Magic Kingdom!
Yesterday, a flood watch and tornado watch was put in place for parts of Disney World. Last night, the EPCOT Forever fireworks were also canceled and Tropical Storm Elsa was also upgraded to a hurricane. What’s the status of the storm now? We’ve taken a look at recent reports and are providing you with an update.
We have been keeping you posted on Tropical Storm Elsa as it works its way closer to Central Flordia. Today, more and more information has been coming out about the nature of the storm and its trajectory and we shared information regarding the tornado and flood watches for the Disney World area.
Cinderella Castle in Magic Kingdom
Disney World also canceled tonight’s showing of EPCOT Forever and modified Happily Ever After. Now, the storm has been upgraded to a hurricane once again. Below we have the latest developments for this storm.
We’ve been keeping an eye on Tropical Storm Elsa as it continues towards Florida. Although the storm is expected to mainly focus on western Florida, there will still likely be storms and rainfall in Orlando.
Cinderella Castle in Magic Kingdom
Since hurricane season has begun, we’ve compiled a list of the top tips from our readers for going to Disney World during a hurricane! We have already shared our personal tips but wanted to share a few from other guests as well.
We’ve been keeping our eye on Tropical Storm Elsa and the potential impact the storm may have on Walt Disney World.
A stormy day in Disney
On Monday, we saw hurricane meal kits added to the menus at several Disney hotel restaurants, and now we have an update on the tropical storm as it heads toward Florida.
We’ve seen a lot of rough weather in Disney World since its sunny location also puts it at risk for more extreme weather.
It can get really stormy at Disney World!
Hurricane Elsa is the first hurricane of the 2021 season, and we’ve been keeping an eye on the storm. Here’s an update on where it is now and how the forecast is looking!
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UPDATE: We’ve now seen these Hurricane Meal Kits removed from several of the menus they previously appeared on. We’ll keep an eye out for more updates.
If you live in Florida or are headed to Florida soon, you’re probably keeping tabs on Tropical Storm Elsa may impact the weather in the state for the next few days.
Storm Clouds!
We’re watching for updates on that and will be keeping you updated. In the past we’ve shared a look at what you need to know if a hurricane threatens Disney World, and even our thoughts on the best hurricane-ready hotels in Disney World. But, today we spotted something unique when we looked at some Disney World hotel menus, which could relate to the upcoming storm.
Disneyland reopened in late April, but not EVERY restaurant opened with the parks. Now, Blue Bayou Restaurant has REOPENED inside Disneyland’s New Orleans Square!
Blue Bayou!
If you’re a frequent diner at Blue Bayou: one, lucky you! Two, the reopened restaurant looks a little different. There are additional health and safety measures as well as a major menu update: ALCOHOL! This has NEVER been allowed here before, so we were pretty excited to see what having a drink on the bayou would be like. Let’s check it out!
If you’re planning a trip to Disney World, you’ll find a TON of information out there on the internet!
We’re here to help you plan the perfect trip!
But, like most subjects, not all the info you find will be true. It’s easy to get bad advice for your Disney World trip, and it’s also pretty easy to find a bunch of rumors, stories, and myths about the parks as a whole. Today, we’re busting 13 Disney myths that we hear frequently so that you don’t get the wrong idea about what ACTUALLY goes down in Disney World!
The 2021 hurricane season is approaching.
Magic Kingdom
Here at DFB, we keep a close eye on these storms so you know how they may impact your Disney World vacation. And with the season starting soon — on June 1st, to be exact — we’re taking a look at the first formal prediction.
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