Everything You Need to Know About World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris

From Elsa’s Ice Palace atop North Mountain to the bustling Arendelle Village, every detail is designed for full immersion.

Starting on March 29, 2026, step into the heart of Arendelle when World of Frozen opens at Disney Adventure World. The newly reimagined second park at Disneyland Paris will be home to this immersive land that brings Walt Disney Animation Studios’ Frozen to life.

From Elsa’s Ice Palace perched atop the towering North Mountain to Arendelle Village, every detail has been thoughtfully designed to draw you into the beloved story. As you wander through the kingdom of Arendelle, you’ll encounter a family-friendly boat adventure, unforgettable royal meeting with Anna and Elsa, and a lively celebration staged aboard Viking longships.

Set beneath the village’s Clock Tower, sail on a boat ride alongside Anna, Elsa, and their friends on Frozen Ever After. This enchanting adventure travels from the snowy forest to the Valley of the Trolls, and through Elsa’s glittering Ice Palace before culminating in a breathtaking finale over Arendelle Bay.

Along the way, beloved songs such as “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” and “Let It Go” fill the air, creating moments that feel straight out of the film. Cutting-edge technology brings the story to life with state-of-the-art Audio-Animatronics figures throughout. Immersive projection technologies, dazzling lighting, and sound effects are currently being programmed by Walt Disney Imagineering to deliver a visually and emotionally stunning experience.

Inside Arendelle Castle, step into a unique opportunity to meet Anna and Elsa during a Royal Encounter. After passing through the Portrait Gallery, join the sisters for an exclusive moment with personal interaction and photo opportunities.  

Throughout Arendelle Village, you can also encounter familiar faces such as Oaken or Mossie, an adorable baby troll eager to make new friends. 

The magic of Arendelle extends to its shimmering bay, where “A Celebration in Arendelle” brings the Snowflower Festival to life. Presented several times a day, the show unfolds aboard three majestic Viking longships, each crafted with extraordinary care.  

Walt Disney Imagineering partnered with a renowned French shipbuilder from the Bordeaux region to design and build these vessels. Their intricate decorations were entrusted to artisans who have long collaborated with Disneyland Paris. For example, Kristoff’s longship was made by a historic workshop near Dijon known for its exceptional craftsmanship. These authentic touches create a setting as rich and detailed as the story itself.  

You’ll also be able sing along to iconic songs like “Let It Go” and “Show Yourself,” enhanced by new music composed exclusively for Disneyland Paris by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the award-winning duo behind the beloved Frozen soundtracks.  

During a press conference held on November 24, 2025, at Disneyland Paris, Bruce Vaughn, President and Chief Creative Officer of Walt Disney Imagineering, and Natacha Rafalski, Présidente of Disneyland Paris unveiled a next-generation robotic character representing Olaf, the lovable snowman from Frozen. This new Olaf character was created by Walt Disney Imagineering Research & Development in close collaboration with Disney Live Entertainment and Walt Disney Animation Studios.

Olaf will make appearances in the Arendelle Bay show in World of Frozen, the new immersive world coming soon to Disney Adventure World at Disneyland Paris, and special limited-time appearances in World of Frozen at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. These advancements in robotics enable Disney to bring iconic characters to life at an unmatched level of believability, engaging with guests and other characters around them, just as they did in the films that won the hearts of millions of viewers around the world.  

To explore how this innovation came to life, take a look behind the scenes in the latest episode of We Call It Imagineering, available now on the Walt Disney Imagineering YouTube channel.

At the Fjord View Shop, meet Rúna, a baby troll toy that reacts to touch, blinks her eyes, moves her ears, lights up, and communicates with other trolls she encounters. Exclusively available in World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris, she will also interact with the iconic locations of Arendelle, the villagers and Queens Anna and Elsa. 

When it’s time to pause and recharge, Nordic Crowns Tavern offers the perfect spot to savor the warm, welcoming spirit of Arendelle. This quick-service restaurant is open for both lunch and dinner and features décor that tells the story of the kingdom through galleries of paintings and royal artifacts.  

Here you can enjoy a customizable dining experience inspired by Nordic cuisine. The menu with 16 possible combinations that begin with a hearty base like mashed potatoes or quinoa and paired with proteins such as grilled salmon or Nordic meatballs, seasonal vegetables, and finished with a choice of tangy cranberry or creamy dill sauce.  

To complete the meal, Nordic Crowns Tavern serves frosty desserts like blue sorbet, vanilla ice cream with customizable toppings, delicate snowflake treats, and traditional pastries.  

Shopping in Arendelle is an experience all its own at Arendelle Boutique, the village’s signature shop brimming with treasures. Alongside must-have merchandise from the beloved films, discover an exclusive selection celebrating Scandinavian craftsmanship. Wooden sculptures, intricately detailed objects, and clothing adorned with elegant rosemaling motifs bring artistry to every piece.  

For those wishing to stroll through the kingdom in style, a line of garments reinterpreting Nordic dress codes features embroidered fabrics and floral patterns. Before continuing your adventure, share a piece of Arendelle with loved ones by sending a postcard from the village mailbox located just outside the shop. 

We can’t wait for the gates to finally open on March 29, 2026! World of Frozen is just the beginning, discover all that awaits at Disney Adventure World next year.