Disney World and the other Orlando-area theme parks will reopen Friday after Hurricane Milton slammed into Florida.

The theme parks and resorts were temporarily closed Wednesday afternoon, hours before Milton made landfall near Siesta Key, Florida, on Wednesday evening as a Category 3 hurricane. They remained closed Thursday as Milton left Florida for the Atlantic Ocean.

Milton came less than two weeks after Hurricane Helene made landfall in the Big Bend region of Florida as a Category 4 storm. More than 230 people have died from Helene, many from flooding in the Appalachian interior, according to the Associated Press.

Here's the current status of theme parks reopening in Milton.

Will Walt Disney World reopen after Hurricane Milton?

According to a Friday morning update on Walt Disney World's website, the Walt Disney World and Disney Springs theme parks reopened for scheduled hours on Friday.

Disney closed its theme parks, water parks, miniature golf courses and nearby Disney Springs on Wednesday afternoon. The company had also temporarily suspended Walt Disney World Transportation service and canceled Thursday's “Mickey's Not-So-Scary Halloween Party” event at the Magic Kingdom.

Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground and the Treehouse Villas at Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa are expected to remain closed until Sunday, October 13th, according to Disney.

Will Universal Orlando Resort reopen after Hurricane Milton?

Like Disney, Universal Orlando is reopening all theme parks, Universal CityWalk and its seasonal Halloween Horror Nights event on Friday.

Universal closed Universal Studios Florida, Islands of Adventure, Universal Volcano Bay water park and CityWalk after 2 p.m. Wednesday and remained closed Thursday. The Halloween Horror Nights have also been canceled for Wednesday and Thursday.

“On Friday, October 11, we look forward to welcoming our guests back as we return to our normal operations at all of our theme parks, CityWalk and Halloween Horror Nights, including early park entry for Universal Orlando Hotel, Premier guests Pass holders and Preferred Pass holders,” Universal said in a Friday morning update on its website.

Will SeaWorld Orlando reopen after Hurricane Milton?

SeaWorld Orlando, whose parent company is United Parks & Resorts Inc. is reopening Friday but had canceled its Spooktacular and Howl-O-Scream events Friday, according to an update on the park's website.

“After Hurricane Milton, our team is assessing the parks. We are grateful for our dedicated team of animal care experts, including veterinarians, who remained on site to monitor the animals throughout the storm, and we thank our ambassadors who are on site to ensure our safety.” Park stands ready To welcome you,” United Parks & Resorts said in its latest update.

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