It is projected to be a tropical storm, not a hurricane. Significantly less wind and turbulence to worry about. The airlines will most likely fly a circuitous route to avoid the worst of the storm. Perhaps flying from LA towards GA before turning south to MCO. Could delay your arrival slightly.
Its still way to early to say. Typically this kind of storm would cause delays but some cancellations are possible. It depends on the actual path of the storm and its intensity. From the northeast you can expect your flight path will take you out over the atlantic almost all the way down and then a sharp right (west) to MCO. That will keep the plane out of the heaviest turbulence. At least that's what I predict based on current storm forecasts. Until I moved here 7 years ago I spent many a WDW visit flying from BOS or PVD to MCO and have experienced similar conditions.
I live in N. GA - your days may not be completely over. Our trees do not do well when the winds get up to us. We lost power for a week after Irma.
Although we haven't lived in Georgia that long we have spent a lot of time here and owned several rental homes so I was somewhat familiar with the weather. As for Elsa's impact on WDW, having been a CM for decades and working through many storms and several hurricanes, I wouldn't be too concerned about Elsa.
And looking out the window now, besides a slight breeze and overcast it looks like it's done. We're about 20 miles southwest of the Disney property. Everything is chugging north. Those who have stuck it out, enjoy your day!
