The Disneyland theme park reopened on Tuesday after it was closed last weekend due to Hurricane Irma. The Walt Disney Resort and World Resort near Orlando were closed for three days due to safety concerns.

According to The Sun, it was the sixth time in the history of the park in 45 years that the entertainment city was closed.

Once the storm was over, the world of Disney, the Kingdom of the Zoo, Epcot and Hollywood Studios was reopened. It was heavily vandalized and left deserted. While the park was opened, many places in Florida were closed to visitors due to major damage and a power failure that would last days, To solve them.

Florida Tourism spokesman Andy Newman asked travelers and tourists to postpone their flights.

Hurricane Erma has caused historic damage throughout Florida, and while the cleaning process takes weeks, it will take months to recover, with some 13,000 people staying in shelters throughout the state.