Walt Disney World has filed paperwork for construction and electrical work in the Norway Pavilion at EPCOT, though the filing does not identify the specific location or reveal what changes are planned.
Norway Pavilion Construction Permit

The Notice of Commencement was recorded with Orange County on September 21, 2026. The property is listed as 1600 Avenue of the Stars—the address for the main building in the Norway Pavilion.
The document broadly describes the planned improvement as:
Provide labor, material and/or electrical for construction.
No individual attraction, restaurant, shop, or other facility is named. The Norway Pavilion includes Frozen Ever After, Akershus Royal Banquet Hall, The Fjording shop, and several interconnected merchandise areas.
Buena Vista Construction Company is listed as the contractor. Buena Vista Construction Company is frequently associated with construction, refurbishment, and maintenance projects across Walt Disney World Resort.
The document is technically a Notice of Commencement. Such filings are recorded before work begins and establish the parties involved in a construction project. They do not necessarily indicate that a significant or guest-visible change is coming.
The filing does not include a construction value, expected start date, or completion date. No alternative expiration date is listed, meaning the notice is scheduled to remain valid for the standard one-year period following its recording.
The vague reference to construction and electrical work could encompass anything from routine infrastructure upgrades to a larger refurbishment. There is currently no indication that the project will affect the operation of Frozen Ever After or any other Norway Pavilion venue.
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