Disneyland Paris World of Frozen Opens in 2026

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Disneyland Paris delivers storybook fun for families, and the new World of Frozen takes the magic to the next level with Frozen-themed rides, entertainment and dining.

Highlights

Step into Arendelle in 2026: Opening March 29, World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris’ Disney Adventure World will transport families to a snowy fairy-tale kingdom inspired by Norway, complete with a storybook village, shops and immersive theming.
Rides, Shows and Beloved Characters: Families can experience the Frozen Ever After boat ride, watch live performances like “A Celebration in Arendelle,” and meet Anna, Elsa, Olaf and more throughout the land.
Dining, Shopping and Exclusive Souvenirs: From Nordic-inspired meals at Nordic Crowns Tavern to character dining at The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge and exclusive Frozen merchandise found only at Disneyland Paris, the new land offers plenty for families to explore together.

An inviting tree lined promenade is lit by decorative streetlamps at Disneyland Paris Disney Adventure World. The Kingdom of Arendelles village clocktower can be seen in the distance. — The new central promenade Adventure Way at Disneyland Paris’ Disney Adventure World. Photo courtesy of Disney

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Families will soon be able to step into Arendelle at Disneyland Paris’ Disney Adventure World — and if you have kids who, like mine, love belting out “Let It Go,” the new land is going to feel like pure magic.

The second of two theme parks at Disneyland Paris, the newly reimagined park (previously known as Walt Disney Studios Park) is currently undergoing a dramatic transformation. The centerpiece of the expansion, World of Frozen, will feature a Scandinavian-inspired village that includes a cozy tavern and shops, family-friendly boat ride, new shows, royal encounters with Anna and Elsa and magical moments with beloved characters.

As the mom of three children who adore Disney’s Frozen films, I’m already planning our next trip to France.

Here’s your guide to this highly anticipated addition to Disneyland Paris.

About Disneyland Paris and Its Reimagined Second Park

Ornate wooden gondolas are pictured beneath a brightly painted purple orange and yellow ceiling and lit by lanterns designed to look as if theyre floating. This a look at the new family friendly ride Raiponce Tangled Spin at Disneyland Paris. — The brand-new family attraction Raiponce Tangled Spin at Disneyland Paris’ Disney Adventure World will feature gondolas that whirl beneath floating lanterns. Photo courtesy of Disney

Since opening in 1992, Disneyland Paris has welcomed more than 375 million visitors — and it’s now in the middle of its biggest expansion ever. The resort includes two world-class theme parks, seven Disney hotels, an eco-village, golf course, entertainment complex and events venue.

World of Frozen is a key part of a $2.3 billion, multi-year reimagining of Disney Adventure World, which will overhaul more than 90 percent of the park’s offerings. Other additions include 14 new dining venues, a Tangled-inspired family attraction, Marvel and Pixar lands, a new nighttime fireworks and drone spectacular and a future land themed to The Lion King.

Explore Arendelle at Disneyland Paris’ New Frozen-Themed Land

Colorful wooden buildings a castle and a docked Viking longship are meant to feel like a visit to a coastal Norwegian town at Disneyland Paris World of Frozen. — World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris’ Disney Adventure World will feature a kingdom inspired by Arendelle. Photo courtesy of Disney

The only Frozen-themed land located in a climate where it regularly snows, World of Frozen will transport guests to a wintery fairy tale kingdom. Inspired by Norway’s colorful wooden architecture and dramatic landscapes, the village of Arendelle is designed to feel like a storybook version of Norwegian towns such as Bergen or Balestrand.

The land follows the success of two other Frozen-themed lands (at Hong Kong Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea) and popular Frozen-themed water rides (found at Walt Disney World Resort’s EPCOT, Hong Kong Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea). While similar, Disneyland Paris’ version will introduce unique experiences created specifically for this park.

Family-Friendly Rides, Shows and Character Encounters

Guests in a wooden Viking style boat react as they see Elsa from Disneys Frozen inviting them to her Ice Palace. Around them ornate projections made the space appear to sparkle. — World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris’ Disney Adventure World will feature the thrilling boat ride Frozen Ever After. Photo courtesy of Disney

The crown jewel of the new land, the family-friendly boat adventure Frozen Ever After will take guests on a thrilling water ride beneath Arendelle’s village clock tower, featuring state-of-the-art Audio-Animatronics and dazzling lighting effects.

Live entertainment is another big draw. Several times a day, families can watch “A Celebration in Arendelle,” performed aboard three Viking longships in Arendelle Bay. The show features Anna, Elsa, Kristoff and Olaf, along with fan-favorite songs and new music from Frozen songwriters Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez.

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Kids can also meet Anna and Elsa inside Arendelle Castle, while characters like Oaken and baby troll Mossie pop up throughout the village.

SheBuysTravel Tip: If your kids have ever wanted to “talk” with Olaf, here’s a must-do activity: an Audio-Animatronic figure of Olaf will make his debut at World of Frozen, marking the first time that Disney has debuted a free-roaming, interactive character.

Where to Eat and Shop in World of Frozen

A young girl and her parents enjoy a meal with Princess Merida from Disney and Pixars Brave. The girl is grinning and posing with Princess Merida. — Families can dine with Disney princesses at The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge, a new upscale restaurant at Disneyland Paris’ Disney Adventure World. Photo courtesy of Disney

A trip to Disneyland Paris wouldn’t be complete without epic dining and shopping, and World of Frozen has plenty of new spots for families to experience.

The quick-service restaurant Nordic Crowns Tavern will serve Nordic-inspired dishes in a cozy café setting, complete with royal family portraits and Arendelle artifacts. Nearby, Arendelle Boutique will offer Frozen-themed merchandise, plus exclusive apparel and gifts celebrating Scandinavian craftsmanship.

For an elevated experience, The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge — located along the park’s promenade, Adventure Way — will offer character dining with Disney princesses and stunning views of the lake.

SheBuysTravel Tip: At the Fjord View Shop, families can purchase an extra-adorable souvenir exclusive to World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris: Rúna, a wearable baby troll toy that reacts to touch, moves her eyes and ears, lights up and interacts with other trolls, the villagers and Queens Anna and Elsa.

Planning Your Visit: Opening in March 2026

Disneyland Paris executives pose with new free roaming Audio Animatronic figure of Olaf surrounded by brightly painted Norwegian building with the village clocktower behind them. — A new interactive Audio-Animatronic figure of Olaf will debut at Disneyland Paris’ World of Frozen. Here, Olaf is pictured with Michel den Dulk (vice president and portfolio executive creative director of Walt Disney Imagineering) and Natacha Rafalski (president of Disneyland Paris). Photo courtesy of Disney

Just in time for spring break season, World of Frozen will open on March 29.

Spring is an ideal time for U.S. families to visit Paris, with lower crowds, mild weather and more affordable flights and hotels than in the summer months.

Ticket prices for Disneyland Paris’ theme parks vary widely by date and ticket type, but generally range from about $55 to $130 per day, with multi-day tickets and hotel packages offering the best value. The Disneyland Paris website makes it easy to view prices and choose dates accordingly.

SheBuysTravel Tip: Disneyland Paris is about 27 miles from central Paris and is extremely easy to reach by train. It’s also just a 12-minute train ride from Charles de Gaulle Airport, making it a convenient add-on to a European vacation.

Where to Stay at Disneyland Paris

The glittering skyline of Disneyland Paris World of Frozen at night as seen from across the Bay of Arendelle. The village lights reflect across the water making it appear to glow. — A nighttime view of World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris’ Disney Adventure World. Photo credit: courtesy of Disney

As a family of Disney fans, we love the magic of staying in the “Disney bubble,” or staying at Disney hotels when visiting Disney theme parks. Disney resort hotels offer plenty of family-friendly perks, including early park entry, proximity to the parks, detailed Disney theming and kid-friendly amenities.

There are six Disney hotels within walking distance to Disneyland Paris’ theme parks, ranging from the luxurious Disneyland Hotel to the nautical Newport Bay Club and the Wild West–themed Hotel Cheyenne.

Disneyland Paris also has many nearby budget-friendly partner hotels, all of which offer free shuttle service.

SheBuysTravel Tip: For larger families, Disneyland Paris’ hotels and partner hotels have you covered, with plenty of accommodation options for families of five or even six. Just make sure to book early; the larger rooms sell out quickly.