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World of Frozen takes guests into the kingdom of Arendelle at Disney Adventure World, the second park at Disneyland® Paris. It opened on March 29, 2026, and it is the park's newest world and the one children ask for first.

You reach it along Adventure Way. At the end of the promenade, a Scandinavian village of colourful façades wraps around a bay, beneath the North Mountain and Elsa's Ice Palace, 36 metres up.

What is there to do at World of Frozen?

Arendelle has a village square, a clock tower and a bay, and guests live it like citizens of the kingdom: a boat ride, a show on the water, a meeting with Anna and Elsa at the castle, a tavern and two shops. Everything is within a compact, walkable area, and the village is worth a second visit after dark, when it lights up.

The square in the village of Arendelle at World of Frozen, with colourful peaked-roof houses and a snowflake fountain. Photo: ©Disney.

The square in the village of Arendelle, with its snowflake fountain. Disney images, logos and properties: ©Disney.

What is Frozen Ever After like?

Frozen Ever After is a musical boat ride that departs beneath the village clock tower. It sails through the snowy forest and the Valley of the Trolls, then through the North Mountain to Elsa's Ice Palace, with songs from the film and a few family-friendly thrills.

It has been the park's most requested attraction since opening. Ride at opening time or late in the evening, and look into Disney Premier Access, sold in the official app subject to availability.

Elsa sings in her ice palace, a scene from the Frozen Ever After attraction at World of Frozen. Photo: ©Disney.

Elsa in her ice palace, aboard Frozen Ever After. Disney images, logos and properties: ©Disney.

What is A Celebration in Arendelle?

A Celebration in Arendelle is the bay show, performed several times a day aboard three Viking longships. The Frozen characters celebrate the Snowflower Festival to new songs by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the songwriters behind the film. Arrive a few minutes early to pick a spot by the water; Olaf also appears on the bay.

The boats of A Celebration in Arendelle glide across the lake, between the fountains and Arendelle Castle. Photo: ©Disney.

The boats of A Celebration in Arendelle on the village lake. Disney images, logos and properties: ©Disney.

Can you meet Anna and Elsa?

Yes. In A Royal Encounter, Anna and Elsa open the gates of Arendelle Castle and welcome guests into the great hall. Around the village you may also run into Oaken, the kingdom's jolliest shopkeeper, and a baby troll full of stories. Check the app on the day for times and access details.

Where to eat and shop

Nordic Crowns Tavern, a quick-service restaurant open for lunch and dinner, serves Nordic-inspired dishes you build yourself from a base, a protein, vegetables and a sauce. Arendelle Boutique, the old workshop that once made toys for Elsa and Anna, sells keepsakes, crafts and Nordic-inspired knitwear, and at Fjord View Shop children can adopt an interactive troll found only here.

Tips for families

Ride Frozen Ever After while the lines are short, save late morning for the bay show, plan the castle encounter around the times in the app, and come back in the evening to see the village lit up. Disney Hotel guests also enjoy Extra Magic Time, extra park time before the general public, which is a real advantage here.

Why book with Voyages AquaTerra?

Voyages AquaTerra is an EarMarked Gold Producer and an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner, two official Disney accreditations. Call our advisors at 1-866-628-6241 and we will build the whole trip, flights included.

Attractions, entertainment and services described here were in effect on September 16, 2026 and are subject to change without notice. Voyages AquaTerra holds a Quebec travel licence. All rights reserved Voyages AquaTerra.

Disney images, logos and properties: ©Disney.

Frequently Asked Questions

World of Frozen opened on March 29, 2026 at Disney Adventure World, the same day the former Walt Disney Studios Park took its new name. It features the village of Arendelle, the 36-metre North Mountain with Elsa's Ice Palace, the Frozen Ever After boat ride, the A Celebration in Arendelle show and a meeting with Anna and Elsa at the castle.
Yes. It is a musical boat ride designed for families, with only a few gentle thrills along the way. It sails through the snowy forest, the Valley of the Trolls and the North Mountain to Elsa's Ice Palace. Check the current access requirements in the official Disneyland Paris app before your visit, especially with very young children.
Ride at park opening or late in the evening, when crowds thin out. Disney Hotel guests also get Extra Magic Time, with access to selected attractions before the general public. Disney Premier Access, sold in the official app subject to availability, gives access to a dedicated queue at some attractions as well.
A Royal Encounter is the meeting with Anna and Elsa in the great hall of Arendelle Castle at World of Frozen. It is one of the most requested experiences in the park. Times and access details are shown in the official Disneyland Paris app on the day, so it is best to plan it early and build the rest of your visit around it.
Nordic Crowns Tavern is the World of Frozen restaurant. It is a quick-service spot open for lunch and dinner, with Nordic-inspired dishes you build from a base, a protein, vegetables and a sauce. For table service, The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge is close by on Adventure Way, where Disney Princess characters visit diners.
World of Frozen is part of Disney Adventure World, so a ticket for that park is all you need to explore the village, ride Frozen Ever After and watch the bay show. With a two-park ticket, you can walk from Disneyland Park to World of Frozen on the same day and see both parks' nighttime shows. The village is also worth a second visit after dark.
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