Disney World and Tampa Airport confirm when they’ll reopen after Hurricane Milton --[Reported by Umva mag]

Tampa International Airport will reopen along with Disney World and Universal Studios after closing during Hurricane Milton.

A British family celebrating their youngest child’s recovery from leukaemia found themselves on lockdown at Disney accommodation when the theme park closed.

Disney World appeared to be flooded in AI-generated images distributed by Russian state-owned media, but it actually escaped the worst of the storms.

It will reopen its four theme parks and the Disney Springs shopping center on Friday.

Universal Orlando will also resume ‘normal operation’ at its theme parks, CityWalk and Halloween Horror Nights on Friday.

Most major airports in Florida closed during the hurricane, leading to a cancellation of 1,970 flights in, to and from the US on Wednesday.

There have been 2,854 cancelled flights so far on Thursday.

Tampa International Airport announced it will reopen at 8am on Friday, despite damage to a power generator and boarding bridges.

In a statement, it said: ‘The extreme wind gusts and heavy rainfall from the Category 3 storm impacted several areas of the airport campus that will need repairs.

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