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Something big is being constructed at Disney Adventure World in Disneyland Paris, and months of waiting are over; everyone now has the complete picture. The World of Frozen opens its doors on March 29, 2026 - and it is not a ride that is casually placed in a corner of the park. It is a complete immersion land, created around the kingdom of Arendelle, with its own show, its own restaurants, its own characters, and its own cause to organise a whole trip around it.
The World of Frozen is planned to open in the Disney Adventure World on March 29, 2026. The park at Disneyland Paris that also contains the Worlds of Pixar and the Marvel universe is Disney Adventure World, and Frozen World will be no exception, becoming an independent, full-immersive land.
To enter on foot, you do not have to purchase an extra pass or add-on. However, there can be special accessibility within the initial few weeks of opening - it is worth keeping an eye on the official Disneyland Paris website nearer to March when information is being confirmed regarding the launch period.
Worth noting: The "World of Frozen" and "Frozen World" refer to the same land — both names are used interchangeably in official communications. Don't let that trip you up when searching for information.
Entering the World of Frozen is supposed to be a direct entry to Arendelle. The design is not merely themed decoration; the entire land is constructed to get you into the world of the films, rather than simply make you remember that they exist. It refers to architecture, ambience and details that stand out when you take a closer examination.
The main photo spot venue will be the Chateau d'Arendelle, which is the flagship landmark of the land and is already being marked as the must-visit photo venue. It has not been established beyond any doubt that Elsa’s Ice Palace is visible directly through the land, but the Chateau is the scenery you will be seeing in all the photos captured during the opening week.
The land also has villagers of Arendelle characters you can talk to as part of the larger atmosphere that adds a layer to the content other than the main character meet-and-greets. It is the sort of worldbuilding element that brings a land to life instead of it being a theme park overlay.
This is the headlining ride of the World of Frozen — a boat attraction that takes you through the story of Frozen in a format that fans of the original Disney park versions will recognise. It has already become a popular attraction in Disney parks around the world, and its introduction into Disney Adventure World presents the Parisians with their own.
On the pragmatic side, Frozen Ever After will be included on the Disney Premier Access service, which means that, in case you do not want to stand in line, it will be possible. This attraction will have no Single Rider queue. Access conditions, including minimum height requirements and provisions for guests with disabilities, have not yet been fully published — check the official Disneyland Paris site closer to opening for those specifics.
If you booked Disney Premier Access Ultimate before the opening announcements were made, that booking will still cover access to Frozen Ever After through the dedicated entrance — alongside the Rapunzel Tangled Spin — so you're covered.
One of the more distinctive experiences in the land is Runa, described as an interactive troll baby. It is a character meeting that is intended to be truly interactive, not merely a meeting and a handshake, but something that has more involvement in the process. This is likely to be well received by younger guests, in particular.
Set in the bay of the World of Frozen, Celebration in Arendelle is a brand-new show specific to this land. This is not the same as the Frozen: A Musical Invitation show that guests have been visiting — more on that below.
Meeting the two queens of Arendelle is the signature character experience of the land. The full booking details for the Royal Encounter — specifically whether booking will be mandatory or simply recommended — have not yet been confirmed. Continue to check the Disneyland Paris reservation system as the day gets closer, and this experience is sure to be at the top of the need list.
Some of the experiences at the World of Frozen will have the Disney PhotoPass service. Exact details by attraction and character encounter will be confirmed closer to launch.
Other than Anna and Elsa, guests can also meet Oaken, the beloved Trading Post owner who featured in the films. He is confirmed as a character in the line-up in the land, providing another face to follow for those who are fans of the broader Frozen cast. Villagers of Arendelle also populate the land as part of the general atmosphere.
The main restaurant in the World of Frozen is the Nordic Crowns Tavern, and it comes with an interesting hook — guests are invited to create their own menu. The full menu details haven't been published yet and will be released closer to the opening date. On the reservation question: whether booking will be required for the Nordic Crowns Tavern hasn't been confirmed, but given the expected popularity of the land at launch, booking ahead when the system opens is probably your safest move.
Discount policies for the Tavern — including Disneyland Pass, Cast Member, and Euro Disney Club Member discounts — are still being confirmed. Whether there are limits attached to those discounts at food outlets in World of Frozen will be clarified officially before opening.
In the case of merchandise, there are two retail outlets in the land. Arendelle Boutique is the fashion and clothes-oriented one, and Fjord View Shop is your Frozen in general souvenirs and merchandise shop. Both sit within the World of Frozen itself. Discount acceptance at these retail points of sale — including applicable limits for pass holders — is another detail pending official confirmation before March.
People keep asking whether the World of Frozen will have snow or a genuinely wintery atmosphere. The theming is constructed based on the kingdom of Arendelle as they are portrayed in the movies - Nordic architecture, immersive visual design, and the aesthetics of a kingdom of the north. At this point, Disney has not validated certain atmospheric effects, such as artificial snow. Still, the design intent is clearly to create a convincing sense of place rather than a generic winter overlay.
On accessibility: the World of Frozen will have accessibility options across its experiences. Full details — including provisions specific to each attraction and experience — will be published on the official Disneyland Paris accessibility resources before opening.
Planning your visit: It is recommended that guests book their stays and Paris CDG to Disney transfers early to secure the best choice of dates and prices. Given that this is a major new land opening at a flagship Disney park, demand in the weeks after March 29, 2026, will be significant. An early booking gives you not just a better price window, but more flexibility on which days you can visit.
The World of Frozen doesn't exist in isolation. It is a part of a much bigger park, Disney Adventure World, that unites some of the most well-known storytelling worlds under a single roof. Disney, Pixar, and MARVEL have their own immersive worlds inside the park, each of them created in such a way that the transition between one world and another feels as though the person is literally moving to another location and not merely walking past other sets of signs. When you are going to Frozen, you should consider building your day around other attractions in the park.
For anyone travelling with Marvel fans — or for anyone who is one — Disney Adventure World has its own dedicated MARVEL universe land. It is located in the same park as the World of Frozen, and therefore, it is not difficult to go between the two within the same day. The MARVEL land is a manifestation of the superhero stories, in the same immersive manner as the overall park design philosophy.
The Worlds of Pixar is another entirely completed land in the Disney adventure world that is devoted to Pixar movies that have shaped a generation of family filmmaking. What this land unites is Toy Story, Cars, and the rest of the Pixar catalogue. Similar to the other worlds in the park, it aims to make you feel as though you have entered the movies themselves and not a theme park version of the movies.
Adventure Way is described as the majestic gateway connecting the immersive worlds of Disney Adventure World. Think of it as the spine of the park — the grand entrance corridor that leads guests from arrival into the individual lands. It sets the tone for what the park is trying to do architecturally and atmospherically before you've even reached your first destination.
Arendelle isn't only coming to Paris. Other Frozen-themed lands exist across Disney parks globally, and Disney Adventure World's version joins that growing family. Each iteration has its own local character while sharing the core experiences — including Frozen Ever After — that have made these lands popular wherever they've opened. For guests who've visited a Frozen land at another Disney park, the Paris version brings new additions like Celebration in Arendelle and Runa that make it worth experiencing on its own terms.
Before your visit, getting familiar with the Disney Adventure World map is genuinely useful. The park is designed to be in its unique immersive worlds, and Adventure Way is the one that links them. Being aware of the layout even before entering the park saves time on orienting and more time on immersing oneself. The latest incarnation of the park map can be found on the official Disneyland Paris website and will be updated to include the World of Frozen soon before the March 29, 2026, launch.
No. Access is included in the standard Disney Adventure World park ticket.
Possibly. Disney has indicated there may be special conditions in the first weeks post-opening. Watch the official Disneyland Paris site for updates as March approaches.
No single-rider queue is planned for Frozen Ever After.
Yes. It will be eligible for Disney Premier Access.
No. It will not be available at the opening of Frozen World. Celebration in Arendelle is the new Frozen show.
Closer to the opening date. Disney hasn't released it yet.
The dedicated shops within the land are the Arendelle Boutique and Fjord View Shop. Broader merchandise availability across the park is likely, but not detailed in the current information.
Not confirmed explicitly. The Château d'Arendelle is the confirmed centrepiece landmark and main photo location.
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