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Disney will close the park complex for at least two days due to Hurricane Ian approaching Floridawe United State. The nation’s National Hurricane Center (NHC) said the phenomenon had gained strength and was upgraded Wednesday (28) to Category 4.
According to the company, theme parks and water games will be closed temporarily and hurricane monitoring is underway. “[Estamos] Make necessary operational adjustments to maintain the safety of our guests and cast members.”
Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Studios Florida will be canceled due to the hurricane.
Universal Orlando facilities, including CityWalk, have also changed the schedule.
“Our hotels are currently fully operational and will continue to operate as they focus on taking care of our guests. The Halloween Horror Nights event at Universal Studios Florida on Wednesdays and Thursdays will be cancelled,” the company said in a statement.
Other entertainment centers in the area have also announced changes, such as SeaWorld, an Orlando marine mammal water park.
“Precautions have been taken following the park’s comprehensive climate preparedness plan to ensure the safety of our animals and our ambassadors during this time,” the zoo said via social media.
SeaWorld has also changed the schedule due to this phenomenon – Photo: Reproduction / Instagram SeaWorld
Businesses say the resumption of work and the reopening of parks should take place from Friday (30th) if weather conditions permit. Rules for redeeming purchased tickets have also been established.
Ian has not yet touched land in the US, but since Tuesday (27) Gulf Coast residents in Florida have closed their homes and moved to higher ground. in through CubaIan left the entire island without electricity and two people were killed, as well as the villages were flooded.
Infographic showing the projected projection of Hurricane Ian’s path – Photo: Arte g1
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