Walt Disney World has not yet announced any theme park closures ahead of Hurricane Milton—even as the storm is projected to tear through Central Florida—with a Goldman Sachs report released Tuesday projecting Disney is likely to take a nine-figure hit financially from the oncoming storm.

If a flight gets canceled for any reason, customers are entitled to a refund, according to Department of Transportation rules.

As of Thursday morning, Milton was a powerful Category 4 hurricane in the Gulf of Mexico with maximum winds of 150 mph. The day before, Milton broke U.S. records for rapidly intensifying from a tropical storm to Cat 5 hurricane in 24 hours.

Major theme parks Walt Disney World and Universal remain open ahead of Hurricane Milton's expected hit as a major storm in Florida even as other parts of Orlando's tourism machine shut down.

Hurricane Milton is charging towards the Florida coast as a powerful storm. Here's the status of each theme park and its overall hurricane policy

But Orange County, home to Walt Disney Resort, remains unaffected so far, with no evacuation orders currently in place -- although the county does fall under a state of emergency declaration issued by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis on Saturday. At the time of this writing, the park remains open, operating as normal through Tuesday.

SeaWorld Orlando is closing on Wednesday and Thursday amid the impacts of Hurricane Milton in Central Florida, adding to the list of attractions that are closed for the storm.

Major theme parks Walt Disney World and Universal remained open Tuesday ahead of Hurricane Milton’s expected hit as a major storm in Florida, even as other parts of Orlando’s tourism machine shut down.

Florida theme park officials are monitoring Hurricane Milton's forecast, but most have yet to announce closures ahead of a forecast landfall on Florida's Gulf Coast Wednesday as a major hurricane.