‘Frozen Holiday Surprise’ Kicks Off 2024 Holiday Season at Magic Kingdom

“Frozen Holiday Surprise” returned to the Magic Kingdom on November 5, 2024, after debuting in 2023.

‘Frozen Holiday Surprise’

A magical light show at the theme park dazzles with a Frozen holiday surprise, featuring a decorated castle and costumed characters performing enchantingly on stage.

The live show, performed on the Cinderella Castle forecourt stage, features the main characters of the “Frozen” series getting ready for the holidays. Anna and Elsa wear their winter-time outfits, first seen in “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure.”

Live performance with characters in winter costumes on stage, set against a backdrop with "Happy Holidays" signage. A snowman character stands on the right, smiling, bringing a frozen holiday surprise to life.

The cast sings “Ring in the Season” and “That Time of Year” from the 2017 animated short. Cinderella Castle is transformed during the show via projections.

A colorfully illuminated castle at night dazzles with a frozen holiday surprise, drawing a delighted crowd in front.
A colorful castle stage show presents a character in a blue dress and others, set against festive decorations and a "HO-HO-HO-LYDAY" banner, offering a frozen holiday surprise for all.

“Frozen Holiday Surprise” will be performed at 6:15 p.m. daily through Sunday, December 29 (weather permitting). It will also be performed at 8:15 p.m. on evenings hosting Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.

A person in a blue costume waves on stage, evoking a frozen holiday surprise against the backdrop of a brightly decorated castle.
A snowman character with a carrot nose and coal buttons stands in front of a decorated wooden gate on stage at night, embodying the essence of a frozen holiday surprise.

Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party begins this Friday, November 8, and runs on select nights through December 20.

Watch our video of “Frozen Holiday Surprise” below.

Elsa used to illuminate the icicle-inspired Cinderella Castle Dream Lights with a performance of “Let it Go” but the Dream Lights were retired after 2019.

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