Update as of 4:00pm Monday October 7th: Due to Hurricane Milton moving more slowly than initially forecast, Disney World is once again allowing new dining reservation times for Wednesday prior to 2:00pm.
As Hurricane Milton approaches Florida, Walt Disney World has suspended the ability to make new dining reservations for Wednesday, October 9th. This precautionary measure aims to provide flexibility for guests and cast members as the storm’s potential impact becomes clearer.
No New Reservations, Existing Plans Remain
While guests are not be able to make new dining reservations for October 9th, existing reservations will be honored as planned if the restaurants are open. This includes table-service restaurants, character dining experiences, and other prepaid dining events across the resort.
Disney World’s decision to suspend new reservations aligns with other proactive steps taken in response to Hurricane Milton, such as blocking out park reservations and waiving cancellation fees for affected travel dates.
Hurricane Milton’s Growing Threat
Recently upgraded from a tropical storm, Hurricane Milton is expected to intensify into a major hurricane before making landfall near the Orlando area on Wednesday. As a result, Walt Disney World is preparing for potential impacts such as strong winds, heavy rainfall, and possible flooding.
The resort has a robust hurricane preparedness plan in place to ensure the safety of guests and cast members during severe weather events. Suspending new dining reservations for October 9th provides additional flexibility should operational changes become necessary.
Staying Informed and Prioritizing Safety
As Hurricane Milton’s path and intensity continue to evolve, Walt Disney World officials are closely monitoring the situation. Further operational updates may be announced based on the storm’s projected impact.
Guests visiting Walt Disney World this week should stay informed about the latest hurricane updates and adhere to any guidance provided by the resort. Be prepared for plans to change and prioritize safety above all else.
Stay tuned to MainGatePass.com for continued updates. Always refer to local authorities for guidance on storm preparations and evacuations.
