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Hurricane Milton: What's open in the Tampa Bay area

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After Hurricane Milton left many without power, water and more, see what roads, bridges, businesses, and other facilities are open.

This list will be updated.


Bridges

  • Sunshine Skyway Bridge is open
  • Courtney Campbell is open
  • Howard Frankland is open
  • Gandy is open

Publix

Winn-Dixie

Wawa

PDQ

  • Some locations have reopened under limited operations, including one in Westchase and Brooksville
  • Locate your PDQ here

Theme Parks

  • Disney World is open as of Friday, Oct. 11
  • SeaWorld is open as of Friday, Oct. 11

Gas Stations


HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY

Click here for a full list of Tampa restaurants, grocery stores, home repair services, pet care, and other businesses that are open.

  • Tampa Bay History Center will reopen on Monday, Oct. 14
  • The Tampa Bay History Center will reopen on Monday, Oct. 14

Florida Aquarium

  • The Florida Aquarium will reopen on Saturday, Oct. 12

Tampa International Airport

  • TPA is open as of Friday, Oct. 11

PASCO COUNTY

  • GoPasco Public Transportation resumed regular bus services on Friday, Oct. 11, but routes Routes 25 and 18 are closed due to flooding

PINELLAS COUNTY

  • The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) plans to resume service on Saturday, Oct. 12

St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport

  • PIE is planning to reopen on Saturday, October 12th.
  • All businesses will reopen at the terminal.
  • Rental car operators reopened Friday.

HIGHLANDS COUNTY

  • Schools will reopen on Monday, Oct. 14

SARASOTA COUNTY

    Sarasota Bradenton International Airport

    • SRQ will reopen on Wednesday, Oct. 16

    POLK COUNTY

    • Polk State College will reopen on Monday, Oct. 14.

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