Disney World is one of the most iconic vacation spots Florida has to offer. Did Hurricane Milton damage the theme park, and has it reopened yet?

While Orlando’s airports and major theme parks are back to normal, Busch Gardens in Tampa remains closed – and British Airways has cancelled its Friday flight to Tampa

Walt Disney World and other Orlando, Florida, theme parks reopened Friday after Hurricane Milton forced them to close for some of Wednesday and Thursday. Disney World said its theme parks and Disney Springs shopping center were open as usual Friday and operating on a normal schedule.

Walt Disney World Resort's Magic Kingdom in Orlando, Florida, has closed for weather and 2 national emergencies only 11 times in its 53-year history.

On Oct. 9, as Orlando, Fla. awaited Milton's arrival, Disney announced the closure of all of the parks, Disney Springs, transportation, and some resorts, noting that Disney’s Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground and the Treehouse Villas at Disney’s Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa were closed and expected to stay that way until Sunday, Oct. 13.

Shutterstock Photo by Triff As Hurricane Milton struck Florida yesterday, millions of lives were affected. While the majority of Florida residents in the affected areas chose to evacuate, some remained behind.

Hurricane Milton is prompting closure of some of Florida’s biggest and most beloved tourist attractions, including all four of the main theme parks at Walt Disney World Resort.

Hurricane Milton is officially gone, so are Florida's theme parks back open? Here's what to know for Friday, Oct. 11, including refund information

Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA), and SeaWorld (NYSE:PRKS) expect to reopen their theme parks in Florida on Friday following the aftermath of Hurricane Milton in the U.S. state. Disney, in an email statement, said they "may reopen" this Friday,