Florida Theme Parks Reopen After Hurricane Milton, Tourism Industry Rebounds

Florida’s iconic theme parks, including Walt Disney World, Universal Orlando, and SeaWorld, have reopened after being temporarily shut down due to Hurricane Milton. The parks are back in operation, albeit at reduced capacity, as recovery efforts continue. While some seasonal events are still suspended, the reopening marks a significant step toward normalcy for Orlando’s vibrant tourism industry.

Hurricane Milton’s Impact on Florida’s Housing Market: Delays and Dollar Damage

Hurricane Milton has dealt a significant blow to Florida’s housing market, particularly in cities like Orlando and Tampa. Goldman Sachs estimates the impact to homebuilders at $1.7 billion to $2.5 billion, primarily due to construction delays and potential project postponements. The report highlights the impact on major homebuilders, with specific details on their market share and potential exposure to the storm’s damage.

Hurricane Milton Disrupts Florida Air Travel, Leading to Thousands of Flight Cancellations

Hurricane Milton has caused widespread disruption to air travel in Florida, with multiple airports closed and thousands of flights canceled. The closures have a ripple effect on airports across the nation, impacting airlines like Southwest, Spirit, Delta, JetBlue, and Frontier. The storm is expected to impact travel during the Columbus Day holiday and High Holy Days, leading to potential delays and disruptions.

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