Fun seeking vacationers were stranded at the Walt Disney Holiday Resort in Florida after category 3 Hurricane Milton swept through some parts of the state on October 9. Footage from Disney World showed wind moving at over 100mph as tornadoes accompanied the already terrifying weather. Some of those present at the resort took to social media to share their experience, including one TikTok user who claimed to be safe in their room at Art of Animation. They made videos showing swaying trees and battered windows and showed off the lunch boxes provided by Disney hotel staff. Disney parks had to close   @justthemeparks Hurricane Milton is here at Walt Disney World! We’re staying safe in our room at the Art of Animation & hope everyone else in Florida is safe too! We’d also like to say a huge thank you to all the cast members who are working through the hurricane and those who kept the Magic Kingdom open this morning! The small queue’s definitely helped distract us! Trust us to time our vacation during a hurricane! #hurricanemilton #wdw #waltdisneyworld #artofanimation #disneyparks #themeparks ♬ original sound – justthemeparks   Disney World made the rare decision to close the park due to weather, instructing guests to stay safe indoors or within the building from 8:30 pm. They also shut down the water parks and Disney Springs, promising to reopen the following day. Goldman Sachs projected on Tuesday that Disney might lose between $150 million and $200 million this quarter from their park closure due to the ensuing hurricanes. The location is known to host over 50 million tourists every year, making billions every quarter. Disney World / Instagram The public reacts to videos from the resort Videos from Orlando, Florida sparked reactions online from Disney World lovers as they expressed their concern for those who did not have hotel rooms. “My question is what did they do for the people in the fort wilderness campground resort who had campers and tents????” someone protested. Disney World / Instagram Another accused the company of caring only about money, noting that an immediate reopening after such a disaster was wrong. “Let me know how it is in the morning, we are supposed to be there Friday,” a concerned person asked ahead of their upcoming trip to the park. Next up: Lisa Marie Presley’s Memoir Claims Priscilla Presley’s Boyfriend Abused Her At Age 10 The post Footage Captures Hurricane Milton Barreling Into Walt Disney World Resort appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

Riley Keough revealed that her mother, Lisa Marie Presley, kept her brother’s body in their home for two months to cope with his passing. She details this in the posthumous memoir, From Here To The Great Unknown, noting that the body was kept on dry ice and at cold temperatures in the house’s casitas bedroom. Some people found this detail disturbing and took to social media to share their thoughts, but Riley did not have it and chose to respond. She noted that her late mother would not have cared for people’s opinions about how she preferred to handle her loss. Riley Keough gives reasons for Lisa Marie Presley’s bizarre decision Lisa Marie Presley and her children Riley’s brother Benjamin committed suicide in 2020, which was the same year as the COVID-19 lockdown; hence, transporting his body to Graceland and burying him was not going to be easy. Lisa Marie was also undecided about Hawaii as her other option for Benjamin’s burial site, and this further slowed things down. Lisa Marie was also concerned about the safety of her late child’s body and thought it was safer at her house than at the hands of other people due to their Presley name. She also felt it was within her right to preserve Benjamin’s body herself, as no law in California demanded an immediate burial for deceased people. Lisa Marie presley and her son, Benjamin Keough /Instagram Riley Keough’s brother was eventually buried at Graceland Riley recalled that things started to get spooky when her brother’s body seemed to be speaking to them and pleading to be buried. Lisa Marie had gotten used to caring for him that way and even got an ink artist to examine the body and make matching tattoos on hers.             View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by Lisa Marie Presley (@lisampresley)   Two months later, Lisa Marie buried her son in Graceland, right next to Elvis Presley’s dad, Vernon. While some people are appalled by the revelation, others assume it was just Lisa Marie’s way of easing out of the shock, and a few defend her, saying it is a tradition in some cultures. Next up: Footage Captures Hurricane Milton Barreling Into Walt Disney World Resort The post Riley Keough Responds As Critics Slam Her Mother’s Decision To Keep Her Dead Son On Ice appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

Halloween is incomplete without a fitting movie to spook up the day and the fan-favorite Peanuts film It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown is just the right one. Originally released in 1966, you can now view it for free on Apple TV+. If you are not an Apple subscriber and just want to view the classic, sign up for the 7-day free trial and watch it at zero charge during this period. According to a spokesperson from the platform, the free viewing window is between October 19th and 20th. What to know about ‘It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown’ It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown / Everett When It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown first aired in the ‘60s, viewers felt sad about how the main character, Charlie Brown, was treated for Halloween. He receives rocks instead of candy and gets bullied by Lucy, who kicks him into a football and then causes him to fall. Out of sympathy for the cartoon kid, fans mailed lots of candy to Charles M. Schulz’s studio in California. The 1922-born creator fulfilled his dream of being a globally recognized cartoonist with the Peanuts series after his first attempt with Li’l Folks put him on the map locally. It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown /Everett Charlie Brown was an immediate hit After years of making comic strips about children who acted like adults, Schulz made his onscreen debut in the Peanut series with A Charlie Brown Christmas, which was an instant success, with over 15 million households watching the premiere. It’s the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown /Everett Its success birthed more shows, including A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving and It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, which have maintained their rewatch value through generations. After making wholesome creations for most of his life, Schulz died of a heart attack in his sleep at 77. Next up: Riley Keough Responds As Critics Slam Her Mother’s Decision To Keep Her Dead Son On Ice The post How To Watch ‘It’s The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown’ For Free This Halloween appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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