What happens to the animals at Disney during a hurricane?
Well, Disney doesn't evacuate their animals. They remain on property. Actually, a lot of them are moved backstage to their pens and barns that are built to withstand a Major Hurricane.
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They have safe locations for them behind the scene, aka “backstage”, at Disney's Animal Kingdom Park. All of the wildlife pens and barns are built of reinforced concrete and designed to be able to withstand a Category 3 Hurricane with little to no damage. Caroline working at Disney's Animal Kingdom.
Taking refugeCreatures take shelter where they can during a hurricane. Some ocean-dwelling birds will keep flying in the eye of a storm while a hurricane is at sea, staying there until the storm passes over the coast and they can find refuge on land.
Disney Entertainment during Hurricane Park ClosuresYes, Disney hosts costumed character interactions to pass the time. You'll often find these characters in the hotel lobbies, entertaining children and adults alike. Disney Characters Entertaining Guests At The Contemporary During The Hurricane! | Playing Together!
I would not have an issue being at WDW, in any resort, during a hurricane, the buildings are safe and hard to be flooded. A lot of the time the worse part of hurricanes occur in the middle of the night, when it's dark outside.
Considering hurricanes of Categories 1 to 5, the most secure regions in Florida include Central Florida (for instance, Orlando), Northeast Florida (such as Palatka), Central West Florida (Tampa), and North Central Florida (including Gainesville).