As Hurricane Milton surged into a Category 5 storm with winds reaching 160 mph, Walt Disney World Resort quickly initiated crucial safety measures to protect guests and employees.

A satellite image captures a swirling hurricane over the Gulf of Mexico, with thick clouds covering parts of Mexico and the southern United States. The eye of Hurricane Milton is visible at the center, surrounded by dense cloud bands.

Credit: National Hurricane Center

Preparations for Hurricane Milton at Disney World

With the storm moving northeast at 14 mph and expected

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