This is How Disney World Orlando Looks Like After Hurricane Milton in Florida

Hurricane Milton has put the state of Florida on high alert, and in its wake, severe flooding has been reported in several cities. Social media is flooded with images showcasing the damage caused by the heavy rains and strong winds, and Disney World Orlando is no exception, with reports of damage to some of its parks.

At Disney World, fallen trees and some areas of the parks have been waterlogged due to the intense rainfall brought by Hurricane Milton. However, some circulating images show sections of the park entirely submerged in water. These photos, though, appear to be fake, as many online suggest they were generated by artificial intelligence.

So far, park authorities have neither confirmed nor denied the authenticity of these images. They have simply kept the public informed about the temporary closure of the parks during Hurricane Milton to prevent accidents and ensure the safety of guests.

Disney World Hasn’t Announced the Parks Reopening After Hurricane Milton

Since Wednesday, with the imminent arrival of Hurricane Milton, both Disney World and Universal parks closed their doors, stating they would remain shut through today. However, there is no word yet on when all the parks will resume normal operations.

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Severe damage has also been reported in cities like Sarasota, Tampa Bay, and Daytona Beach, with fallen trees, damaged buildings, and flooding caused by Milton’s torrential rains.

The death toll seems to be rising, with at least 10 fatalities reported since Hurricane Milton made landfall on Wednesday afternoon, October 9, in Sarasota. Additionally, 3 million people in the affected areas are still without power.

This article was originally published in Spanish by Lizbeth García in CC News.