A Russian news agency has shared fake images showing Walt Disney World Orlando flooded following Hurricane Milton. The images shared via Ria Novosti’s Telegram channel, appear to be have been generated using AI. They appear to show Disney World covered in water, including a deep lake in front of the resort’s world-famous pink Cinderella castle.

Pictures show Disney World in Florida – one of the main attractions, visited by 48 million tourists in 2023 – under water amid Hurricane Milton. The only problem? They are AI-generated – and distributed by Russia.

Photos spread online were meant to show Disney World and Cinderella's Castle underwater after Hurricane Milton.

Hurricane Milton was looking like it was going to be one of the worst storms to hit Florida in many years as it headed toward the state. While the previous hurricane only caused Disney World and Universal Orlando to close a few things,

Disney World added that its Resort Hotel was also closed on Wednesday and likely not to reopen until October 13th. Transportation and recreation was also closed on Wednesday. For

Disney World was hit by Hurricane Milton on Wednesday evening, but not to the extent that's being shown on social media. Hurricane Milton, a Category 3 storm when it made landfall on the western coast of Florida,