I-4 West Crash Blocks Two Lanes Near Disney Exits

Published October 27, 2026

Florida 511 (FDOT) is reporting a crash on I-4 West in Osceola County, before mile marker 60 at SR-429, just west of the Walt Disney World exits. Two left lanes are blocked, and Florida 511 (FDOT) last updated the listing at 12:02 AM ET.

As of Tuesday, October 27, the incident was still listed as active. SupaPark’s tracking first logged it at 11:52 PM ET Monday night and still showed it open at 12:07 AM ET.

Florida 511 (FDOT) notes a Road Ranger is ahead of the scene and reminds drivers of Florida’s move over or slow down requirement.

Because the blockage sits west of the resort exits, westbound backups build eastward through the stretch that serves Disney World — Exit 62 (World Drive), Exit 64 (US-192), Exit 65 (Osceola Parkway), Exit 67 (EPCOT Center Drive / SR-536) and Exit 68 (SR-535, Lake Buena Vista).

What we know

What’s not confirmed

Florida 511 (FDOT) does not state a cause, whether anyone was injured, how many vehicles were involved, or when the lanes are expected to reopen. Disney has said nothing about this incident, and no road or parking change at Walt Disney World has been announced.

What it means for your trip

Frequently Asked Questions

Is I-4 West closed near Disney World?

No. Florida 511 (FDOT) reports two left lanes blocked on I-4 West before mile marker 60, not a full closure.

Which Disney World exits are affected by the I-4 crash?

The crash itself is west of the resort exits, but westbound backups can extend through Exits 62 (World Drive), 64 (US-192), 65 (Osceola Parkway), 67 (EPCOT Center Drive / SR-536) and 68 (SR-535).


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