Disney World Visitors Brave Rain During Tropical Storm Debby

Storyful

6 August 2024 at 10:16 am

Disney fans were undeterred by Tropical Storm Debby and a tornado watch, as they headed to Walt Disney World despite the bad weather.

Footage shared by TikTok user @justgwenlynn shows visitors wearing ponchos in the rain.

The Miami Herald reported Disney World was open as usual on Sunday, August 4. Guests were advised that some experiences could be “delayed, rescheduled or canceled due to severe weather,” the outlet said. Credit: @justgwenlynn via Storyful

Video transcript

Ok. We, nothing like going to Disney when there's AJ, what we like, tell you.

That's right.

The birds are eating birds.

PK a jerky.

There's something wrong with that.

You can't really, that he's trying down the river.

Ok, we do.

I know.

Yeah.

Nothing like going to Disney when there's a roommate.

Tell me last night the birds are eating birds.

A k, a jerky.

There's something wrong with that.

You can't believe that he's trying down the river.

I know.

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