This year’s tropical storm season has proven to be a particularly challenging one for Disney resorts across the globe. As hurricane season typically begins to wind down in November, several storms have already caused significant disruptions – and even more are on the way.

In Florida, September brought Hurricane Helene. While the storm primarily impacted Florida’s Big Bend area, Disney closed Typhoon Lagoon and canceled (then partially uncanceled) several tours and events as a precaution, including the popular Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party.

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