World of Frozen is set to open at Disney Adventure World in Disneyland Paris on March 29, 2026. The land places guests in the center of Arendelle with locations, characters, and music drawn directly from Frozen. Every part of the land was designed to feel familiar to fans of the films, from the village streets to Elsa’s Ice Palace on North Mountain.
The main attraction is Frozen Ever After, a family boat ride set beneath the village Clock Tower. The journey travels through snowy forests, the Valley of the Trolls, and Elsa’s Ice Palace before ending with a sweeping view over Arendelle Bay. Songs from the films fill each scene, and new lighting, projection effects, and advanced Audio-Animatronics help bring the story to life.
Inside Arendelle Castle, guests can meet Anna and Elsa during a Royal Encounter. The experience begins in the Portrait Gallery, then leads into a warm, personal meeting space with the sisters. Around the village, guests may also spot characters such as Oaken and Mossie, a baby troll designed to interact with guests.
Arendelle Bay will host A Celebration in Arendelle, a brand-new live show that will be held several times daily. It brings the Snowflower Festival to life aboard three Viking longships built in France. Each ship was crafted with detailed woodwork and custom ornamentation. New music for the show was written by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the composers behind the Frozen soundtracks.
A next-generation robotic Olaf will join the land as well. The figure was revealed during a November 24, 2025 press event at Disneyland Paris. Imagineering created the new Olaf with help from Disney Animation and Disney Live Entertainment. The character speaks, moves with lifelike expression, and interacts with guests. Olaf will appear in the Arendelle Bay show and will also make limited-time appearances at World of Frozen in Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.
The land also features exclusive merchandise. At the Fjord View Shop, guests will find Rúna, a baby troll toy created for Disneyland Paris. Rúna reacts to touch, blinks, moves her ears, lights up, and interacts with other trolls and locations around Arendelle.
When hunger hits, Nordic Crowns Tavern offers quick-service meals inspired by Nordic flavors. Diners start with a base such as mashed potatoes or quinoa, pair it with grilled salmon or meatballs, add vegetables, then choose a cranberry or dill sauce. Desserts include blue sorbet, vanilla ice cream with toppings, snowflake pastries, and other sweets.
Shopping continues at Arendelle Boutique. The store carries Frozen merchandise along with items inspired by Scandinavian craft traditions. Wooden carvings, detailed objects, rosemaling-inspired clothing, and embroidered garments fill the space. A village mailbox outside the shop allows guests to send postcards home from Arendelle.
World of Frozen aims to create a complete sense of place, blending attractions, entertainment, dining, and merchandise into one seamless experience built for fans of all ages.
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