First Look: Disneyland Paris Unveils Stunning New Images of World of Frozen Construction Ahead of 2026 Opening

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Disneyland Paris revealed new images of the World of Frozen construction site, showing snow-covered buildings rising from the ground.

The French theme park announced on Instagram: “First snow of the season️ brings the first snowfall to the World of Frozen construction site, which will open in 2026 at Disneyland Paris.”

The new pictures showcase the snow-capped Arendelle village castle, the Clock Tower from the Frozen films, and additional snow-blanketed buildings.

The World of Frozen represents one part of a โ‚ฌ2 billion expansion for Walt Disney Studios Park, which will transform into Disney Adventure World when the Frozen land debuts.

What is the new addition to Disneyland Paris?

Elsa’s Ice Palace will crown the snow-covered North Mountain in this new addition to Disneyland Paris.

Architectural Style

Norwegian-style architecture characterizes the surrounding village, which includes a shop and restaurant offering lake views.

Visitors will find green walkways and themed gardens along the land’s promenade, and can meet their favorite Frozen characters.

Hong Kong Disneyland launched the world’s first Frozen land in November 2023. Tokyo DisneySea’s Fantasy Springs, its eighth themed port, also includes a Frozen Kingdom area.

The Walt Disney Studios Park is the theme park established at Disneyland Paris in Marne la Vallรฉe region of France. It was inaugurated on March 2002. Is currently managed by The Walt Disney Company under its Experiences division.

The recent Disney Fan Event held in Anaheim from August 9, to August 11 in 2024 gathered fans globally at Disneyland Paris unveiled thrilling updates about the enchanting adventures set to debut in its two parks during the Horizons Disney Experience Showcase on August 10th. One of the announcements was the introduction of a brand new immersive ride and themed zone inspired by a beloved franchise.

The Lion King is set to make its debut following the launch of World of Frozen, at Disney Adventure World in 2026 along with a range of projects that are turning into a reality, as part of the remarkable makeover of Europe’s premier tourist spot. In the years. Visitors will be captivated by a nighttime show, above Adventure Bayโ€”the main lake at Disney Adventure Worldโ€”and they will also enjoy a fresh evening entertainment experience, at Disneyland Park starting in January 2025.

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World of Frozen – Disneyland Paris

Project Overview & Key Facts

Location: Walt Disney Studios Park, Disneyland Paris

Opening Date: 2026

Investment: Part of โ‚ฌ2 billion park expansion

Project Type: Themed Land Development

Parent Project: Walt Disney Studios Park transformation to Disney Adventure World

Key Attractions & Features

Main Structures

Arendelle Village Castle

Clock Tower

Elsa’s Ice Palace

North Mountain

Norwegian-style village buildings

Disneyland Paris: Guest Experiences

New signature attraction featuring Anna and Elsa

Character meet-and-greet opportunities

Immersive dining facilities

Retail shopping areas

Themed promenade with gardens

Lake view dining and shopping

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World of Frozen – Disneyland Paris: Design

Architectural Style: Norwegian-inspired

Landscape Features

Green walkways

Themed gardens

Lake integration

Snow-capped structures

Project Context

Part of global Frozen-themed expansion

Third Frozen-themed land worldwide

Follows Hong Kong Disneyland (opened November 2023)

Concurrent with Tokyo DisneySea’s Fantasy Springs

Project Leadership

Project Oversight: Natacha Rafalski (Disneyland Paris President)

Development Status

Currently under construction

North Mountain structure visible

Building frameworks in place

Snow theming initiated

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