Yes.
Agreed. However, if you are visiting WDW from out of state as the OP stated, I don't think you have to worry about injury to you and your family or property damage. WDW works very hard to keep their guests safe, and well if they are in from out of town, no worry of property damage.
It might get hot enough that you actually hope for a little rain
Sorry, but the feeling that you are responsible for your family's safety does not go away just because someone else "should" be responsible for their safety.
I didn't say anything like that, so I'm not sure why you misquoted me. You are safer at WDW than in a house you own in Florida, and you won't even have property to worry about being damaged if you don't live in Florida. I guess you could worry if your house was in South Carolina and the storm moved that way while your down here, but now we are just worrying about how dangerous hurricanes are in general.
Oh no! That sounds terrible! Were you stuck in your room for the entire trip?
No, if memory serves a good 30 or so hours stuck in room. I think we got in one night and then stayed in the whole next day and I think we went swimming the following day. I remember it raining(no lightning/thunder) and being in the pool.
Wasn't Sandy the one that hit the NYC area and left people in the cold without power for weeks because the local government wasn't prepared? That is some terrible hurricane luck on both accounts
I guess you were using quotation marks to symbolize the action of air quotes? Maybe italics would have been a more effective way of conveying emphasize on a word? I was confused.
I agree with this.
I lived through Sandy; I'm from New Jersey...I went 2 weeks without power and had to wait 3 hours just to fill my gas tank amoung many other hardships including swimming in my house...that doesn't exactly happen every year ya know?
