Hurricane Helene is currently on its way to Florida and while the current path of the storm is expected to miss most of Florida, they are likely to get a fair amount of rain at the very least. This has led to several theme parks deciding to close some if not all of their resorts.

Since Disney World opened in October 1971, the Orlando theme park has only closed 10 times through 2024, for 8 hurricanes and two national emergencies

ABOVE: Ron DeSantis speaks from Tampa, urges Floridians to be prepared ahead of HeleneAs Helene heads for Florida, it is expected to roar to major hurricane status and many people with plans to visit Disney World are wondering how it will impact their trip.

One group of heroes that was not particularly popular until 15 years after Islands of Adventure opened was the Guardians of the Galaxy. You won't find Star-Lord, Rocket Raccoon or Groot anywhere in the Universal theme park land. This is why the one major Marvel attraction at all of Walt Disney World is a Guardians of the Galaxy roller coaster.

Going to a theme park? Helene to make landfall in Florida as very large possibly Category 3 hurricane with impacts felt hundreds of miles from the eye

As Hurricane Helene closes in on a Florida landfall this week, Universal Orlando and Walt Disney World Resort are assessing their operations for the safety of guests and park staff.

Will Disney World, Universal, SeaWorld, Legoland Florida, Busch Gardens Tampa Bay close for tropical storm or hurricane? Here's the latest on Helene, theme park hours and operations, and whether they're open or closed.

Extra fees may not apply "if hurricane warning is issued by National Hurricane Center for Orlando area — or your place of residence — within 7 days."

Universal Orlando Resort has announced that Universal Volcano Bay will be closed for one day due to Tropical Storm Helene. Volcano Bay Closing for Tropical Storm Helene In a post on X, Universal announced that Volcano Bay will be closed to guests this Thursday,