Hurricane Dorian’s path is still quite sporadic and could change as of early on Saturday morning, but airports in Central Florida are already taking early steps for safety. Both the Orlando International Airport and Daytona Beach International Airport will be closing early on Labor Day out of precaution.
UPDATE on August 31, 2019 – 10:15 p.m. Eastern
Orlando International Airport has now lifted its closure and flight grounding set for Monday.
As of this time, Daytona Beach International has not changed its status.
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The busy Labor Day weekend is upon us, but the theme parks in Central Florida aren’t going to see the usual huge crowds. Hurricane Dorian, with its immense strength and shifting path, has caused many to rethink their vacation plans.
Those heading to Walt Disney World, Legoland, SeaWorld, Universal Studios, or any other Central Florida location need to pay close attention to Dorian and its possible path. For those with flights heading in or out, you now need to realize that some airports are closing early on Monday, September 2, 2019.
“Daytona Beach International Airport’s terminal will close after the last flight departs Sunday night,” announced an airport press release on Friday. “When weather conditions worsen, the airfield will be open only for emergencies. There will be no flights beginning Monday until further notice.”
The same is to be said for Orlando International as Dorian draws near Florida.
Please contact your travel professional, airline, and take all precautions when it comes to this storm.
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