So I have a question that I'm hoping some one can answer (not just guess at answer) before I call WDW and ask. We have a Disney cruise planned in a few weeks. I want to buy tickets for halloween party for the night we return from cruise. My only concern is if weather happens and our cruise can't port and is delayed we will miss the party......would we get a refund?
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hurricane & party tickets
- Thread starter PaulaT
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sxeensweet
Love a little Disney every day!! ;)
Likely in a few weeks there will be no more weather concerns. (Unless a new storm forms and comes that way...Juan is likely going out to sea). But yes if stuck on the boat they will likely refund you. 
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Likely in a few weeks there will be no more weather concerns. (Unless a new storm forms and comes that way...Juan is likely going out to sea). But yes if stuck on the boat they will likely refund you.
Until the next storm....
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sxeensweet
Love a little Disney every day!! ;)
That's why I put unless a new storm forms in that area. Lol We are in lovely prime Hurricane Season and have 3 full months left if you include this month. But Aug, Sept, and Oct are the worst months.
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That's why I put unless a new storm forms in that area. Lol We are in lovely prime Hurricane Season and have 3 full months left if you include this month. But Aug, Sept, and Oct are the worst months.
Kate in 1985 hit the Thursday before Thanksgiving. I'll breath a sigh of relief November 30th.
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sxeensweet
Love a little Disney every day!! ;)
So very true! Very very rare but it can happen! We live on pins and needles in south Louisiana until after 11/30! Especiallly after flooding last August to a NON NAMED system that we got over 35 in in 2 days! We flooded Day 1 the first 2-3 hours when we got 13 in in just 2 hours! Rescued out in 3-4 ft of water. Never flooded before but when that much rain comes that fast as we saw in Texas there is nowhere for it to go. Craziness! Still not back home yet over a year later! So needless to say me and Hurricane season are not friends anymore. Never were but really aren't now. lol
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John park hopper
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I would monitor the National Hurricane Center web site for up to date storm formation. Even though Irma will hve passed there is another storm right behind it, looks like it will stay off the East Coast. Things change rapidly with these storms
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