Everything ‘Frozen’ at Walt Disney World
If you’re a fan of Frozen and planning a trip to Walt Disney World, this is the guide for you. Below, we’ll discuss everything Frozen at Walt Disney World. Of course, you probably already know that the Frozen films are among the most popular animated movies of all time. When the initial movie was released, something unusual happened. I like to call it a Frozen frenzy or phenomenon. The movie was so popular that even dads knew all the words to Let It Go.
Since then, Walt Disney World has incorporated character meet-and-greets, attractions, and other entertainment offerings into the theme parks to celebrate Frozen. Unfortunately, we’ve yet to be so lucky as to have a Frozen-themed land, but we can always hope! Fingers crossed!
This article has been updated since it was originally published.
As far as Disney World goes, most Frozen fans will want to meet a few characters, ride Frozen Ever After, and pick up a few Frozen souvenirs. Other entertainment offerings are also available at three of the theme parks. With so many Frozen-related things to do and see, it can be hard to keep track of them. So below, we’ve compiled a list of everything Frozen at Walt Disney World!
Frozen Ever After
Frozen Ever After is one of the most popular rides at Epcot. The ride’s entrance sits in the World Showcase at the back of the Norway Pavilion, directly behind Akershus Royal Banquet Hall. This mild dark ride takes guests on a journey to Elsa’s Ice Palace. You’ll see Sven, Olaf, Kristoff, Anna, and Queen Elsa along the way, and you might run into Marshmallow and a few snowgies. Toward the end of the ride, you’ll see the Kingdom of Arendelle. The final scene has Anna, Elsa, and Olaf (audio-animatronics) in their summer wardrobes.
Frozen Ever After is a mild attraction with a surprise drop toward the end. However, the ride does not have a height requirement. It is available daily from the park’s opening until close, including early theme park hours and the extended evening hours benefit for select resort guests. This attraction has Lightning Lane, which is a Tier 1 category selection with Lightning Lane Multi Pass. Since this ride often has long waits, it’s an excellent choice for Lightning Lane.
Additionally, the ride received new Anna, Elsa, and Kristoff animatronics in early 2026! If you haven’t ridden this one lately, it’s time for a fresh look to check out the updates!
Frozen Characters Meet-and-Greets
Anna and Elsa meet guests daily in their darling summer home, the Royal Sommerhus. This character meet-and-greet is in the Norway Pavilion, near Frozen Ever After. The Royal Sommerhus is the most charming country home, with grass and wildflowers growing on the rooftop. Inside, you’ll find casual decor and some items reflective of Anna and Elsa.
Since Anna and Elsa’s meet-and-greet at Epcot is very popular, expect long wait times. This meet-and-greet is usually available from around 9:15 a.m. until 6:30 p.m. You’ll want to check the My Disney Experience app on the day of your visit for their exact times. I have found that it’s easier to meet the sisters first thing in the morning or after 5:00 p.m.
Anna meets as the queen of Arendelle at this location. This character meet was updated to reflect both Anna and Elsa’s new titles after both Frozen films.
Elsa meets next to Anna. She loves to talk about a few of her favorite companions, Nokk and Bruni.
Wandering Reindeer (PhotoPass Location)
Wandering Reindeer is the former Frozen-themed gift shop at the exit of the Royal Sommerhus. It is now a PhotoPass location with a Frozen-themed backdrop. Guests with the Memory Maker can have their photo taken at this location.
For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration
No worries if you didn’t get your fill of Frozen at Epcot. There’s plenty more to do at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. For starters, the Frozen Sing-A-Long is one of the most adorable comedy shows at Hollywood Studios! If you haven’t seen the show, it is a must-do.
For a First Time in Forever is a stage show performed inside the Hyperion Theater. It’s offered daily on the half-hour, from 9:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. You can check the My Disney Experience app for the exact times on the day of your visit. This performance is an excellent opportunity to see Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, and the royal historians of Arendelle, who narrate the show.
When the curtain opens, Anna joins the stage with the historians of Arendelle. As usual, she is looking for Elsa and wants to know if anyone has seen her. When Anna disappears, the historians tell how Anna and Elsa grew up together and how Elsa’s special powers were hidden.
Surprisingly, the historians are hilarious and really make the show. Their humor keeps the adults interested and involved. This is one of those shows where you might think you don’t want to spend much time here. But by the end, you’ll be surprised at how much you enjoyed it. Since this is a “sing-along” celebration, the audience is invited to sing along during specific moments.
The audience always gets into the whole Let It Go number. If I were to guess, they probably don’t need the words on the screen. Most middle-aged dads and grandparents know the words by heart.
During the show, Kristoff shows up, and wouldn’t you know it? He’s looking for both Anna and Elsa! Those two are always up to something! Before long, Elsa makes a grand entrance and addresses the crowd. She is so fancy and creates quite a snowstorm. Next thing you know, you will find yourself in for a magical surprise! Sorry if I told you, it wouldn’t be a surprise.
Here are a few tips for seeing the Sing-Along:
- Frozen Sing-A-Long offers a Lightning Lane via the Lightning Lane Multi Pass service. However, it’s not needed in most instances.
- This performance averages 30 minutes, so try to see it during the hottest part of the day and bring a snack. (Disney prefers drinks with lids for this one!)
- The Hyperion Theater is a great place to take a break for a child needing a nap.
- More Details: Frozen Sing-A-Long Celebration
Olaf Meet and Greet
Olaf, everyone’s favorite snowman, meets daily at Disney’s Hollywood Studios near the Hyperion Theater’s exit. This location is called Celebrity Spotlight and is listed in the My Disney Experience app.
Since it’s so convenient, we like to do this character meet after exiting the Frozen Sing-Along. Olaf’s wait times average approximately 15 minutes. Things you might want to know about the Olaf Meet and Greet:
- Does Olaf sign autographs? No, but he usually offers an autograph card.
- Olaf doesn’t talk, so there is no need to worry about conversation starters.
- There is a PhotoPass photographer here at this meet.
- More Details: Meet Olaf at Disney World
Fantasmic!
If you stay until the night’s end, you can also see Elsa in Fantasmic!, the nighttime spectacular at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. She has her own segment. We have a complete list of Characters in Fantasmic!
Festival of the Fantasy Parade
Both Frozen sisters participate in the Festival of Fantasy Parade at Magic Kingdom. Unfortunately, they don’t have a formal meet-and-greet at this park, except for during the Christmas Party
They are on the back of the first float that features Disney Princesses. Anna performs as Princess Anna, and Elsa is Queen Elsa in the parade.
Mickey’s Magical Friendship Faire
Anna and Elsa also appear in Mickey’s Magical Friendship Faire, formerly Mickey’s Royal Friendship Faire. The performance is held multiple times daily on the castle stage, and it’s an excellent opportunity to see the sisters.
Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away Parade
Elsa has a float in the Disney Starlight: Dream the Night Away Parade at Magic Kingdom. This parade runs one to two times per night at Magic Kingdom.
A Frozen Holiday Wish
Anna and Elsa are both part of a Frozen Holiday Wish during the holiday season at Walt Disney World. This show is held nightly at 6:15 p.m. on the stage in front of Cinderella Castle. Elsa performs the song When We’re Together. It’s a dazzling performance that’s not to be missed.
Mickey’s Once Upon a Christmastime Parade
Anna, Elsa, Olaf, and Kristoff are featured in the parade during Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party.
Frozen Meet-and-Greet at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party
In recent years, Anna and Elsa have had a meet-and-greet in their holiday attire at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party at Magic Kingdom. If you’re attending the party, you’ll want to see if they are available. This is a wonderful place to meet them in unique outfits.
Frozen at Blizzard Beach
Tike’s Peak is a Frozen-themed area of Blizzard Beach designed for smaller children. Here, you’ll see statues of Kristoff, Sven, Olaf, Anna, Elsa, and a few snowgies!
Frozen Extra-Ticketed Events at Disney World
Unfortunately, the Frozen Dessert Party at Epcot is no longer offered.
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique
Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique at Magic Kingdom offers Anna and Elsa princess makeover selections. This experience allows for a hairstyle, dress, photos, and more!
In the Comments
Hopefully, this article has helped you locate a few Frozen things to participate in during your Walt Disney World trip. Do you hope to do a few of these Frozen things on your next visit to Walt Disney World? If so, which ones? Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
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