Getting Worried!

Seanual757 · Oct 6, 2016

Any damage will be repaired very quickly Disney has the resources internal and external to get things back up and running very quickly

mcstensrud · Oct 6, 2016

We were there for Hurricane Jeanne at the Boardwalk.locked in for 24 hours,we were escorted through the buildings to the convention center to eat! The next day there were shingles and debris everywhere but were cleaned up quickly and all was back to normal ASAP.

sgtmgd · Oct 6, 2016

Corey P said:
Why south of Savannah? There really isn't anything south of SAV until you hit Brunswick and nothing after that till JAX. That road has been widened and rebuilt recently so I really don't think the problem will be there. Gas might be a problem to find.

I drove from NYC to NC a couple months ago, lots of construction southbound from just over the Delaware Bridge through Baltimore I wont do it again while go 81/75....brutal trip home that afternoon

xdan0920 · Oct 6, 2016

Boardwalk-empire said:
I have a trip to Disney coming up at the end of October. What are the odds this hurricane damages disney world to the point, where my trip can be ruined??

100%. Probably should just cancel now.

cursivesailor · Oct 6, 2016

We are gonna be there from 10/29 to 11/4 I am thinking we should be fine.

Chef Mickey · Oct 6, 2016

WDW has money and insurance. Any damage will be fixed quickly and the likelihood of any significant damage is approaching 0. Their structures are built for Florida hurricanes.

Roakor · Oct 6, 2016

there is always the outside chance a tree blows over on building/ride which takes it out for an extend time but even that would be unlikely

Deborah Webster · Oct 6, 2016

I am at a hotel in Alabama and over heard two families talking about the gas situation. Said there was lots of gas pumps out of gas already. Don't wait to get gas and top off frequently when you get a chance. Blessing for safe travels.

steviej · Oct 6, 2016

mf1972 said:
we're driving down there this sunday from NJ. my only concern is if there's any road closures on I-95 along the way, or gas shortages

You planning to do a TR by any chance? I'm from Northern NJ and my wife and I have said it'd prob make sense expense wise to drive down once we have kids. Would love to know the experience.

Deborah Webster said:
I am at a hotel in Alabama and over heard two families talking about the gas situation. Said there was lots of gas pumps out of gas already. Don't wait to get gas and top off frequently when you get a chance. Blessing for safe travels.

Welcome to the boards!

JohnHangen · Oct 6, 2016

Where are you staying? Just making conversation.

Sincerely,
The Hurricane

Raineman · Oct 6, 2016

Once again, the cynicism of some people on here astounds me. OP is asking a simple question, and people are mocking them. At least there a few people that simply answered the question. But hey, I guess we should all be hurricane experts like some of you are, huh? :banghead:

Nubs70 · Oct 6, 2016

Corey P said:
Basically where I live, a swamp in the Low County. We really don't have flood problems. Everything dumps into the ocean so low tide the water heads out. It's not uncommon for us to 10-12 inches of rain in a day during the summer months. If there is a problem it will be by Hardeeville.

My reference come.from driving to from St Simons/Jesup area. The Chatham area and all those beautiful tide water homes are so low. A significant storm surge would make a mess.

xdan0920 · Oct 6, 2016

Raineman said:
Once again, the cynicism of some people on here astounds me. OP is asking a simple question, and people are mocking them. At least there a few people that simply answered the question. But hey, I guess we should all be hurricane experts like some of you are, huh?

Much better to be devoid of a sense of humor, I think.

Raineman · Oct 6, 2016

xdan0920 said:
Much better to be devoid of a sense of humor, I think.

How are posts like "Zero. Get a grip." supposed to be funny? All I'm saying is that not everything on here needs to be answered with sarcasm-it gets a bit tiring, especially when someone is asking an honest question.

TXDisney · Oct 6, 2016

Just had a friend at work cancel her trip. But it was for today-Monday. Word she got was winds were supposed to be at like 40-50mph and rain. That shouldn't be enough to do any damage.

mf1972 · Oct 6, 2016

steviej said:
You planning to do a TR by any chance? I'm from Northern NJ and my wife and I have said it'd prob make sense expense wise to drive down once we have kids. Would love to know the experience.

Welcome to the boards!

sorry, i'm a little brain dead this morning, lol. what's a TR?

mouse_luv · Oct 6, 2016

mf1972 said:
sorry, i'm a little brain dead this morning, lol. what's a TR?

Trip report

mf1972 · Oct 6, 2016

mouse_luv said:
Trip report

thanks. i haven't had enough caffeine yet today

NeedMoreMickey · Oct 6, 2016

We are going the last week of October and I'm not worried. It takes a lot to ruin my Disney trips and a bad day at Disney is better than a good day at work.

rob0519 · Oct 6, 2016

Boardwalk-empire said:
I have a trip to Disney coming up at the end of October. What are the odds this hurricane damages disney world to the point, where my trip can be ruined??

You're life must be going very well, if this is what you find to worry about 2 to 3 weeks AFTER the storm. Relax. Get ready to go enjoy your trip.

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