‘Frozen Ever After’ Receives MAJOR New Updates

Disney’s beloved ride, Frozen Ever After, is getting some exciting and significant additions in its version being brought to Hong Kong Disneyland.

Hong Kong Disneyland is adding a new land to its Park — the World of Frozen. The World is Disney’s way of capitalizing on the worldwide success of Frozen movies. In 2013, Disney released the movie Frozen, and it became an instant classic with its characters, unreal soundtrack, and engaging storyline. Frozen was a worldwide hit, earning over $1.3 billion and two Academy Awards. Now, the World of Frozen is taking Disney Parks by storm.

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Frozen Ever After Finds a New Home

The world of Frozen at Hong Kong Disneyland will contain several attractions. One of the main attractions of the land is the Frozen Ever After ride. The ride is a true-to-the-movie experience that takes Guests through the story of Anna and Elsa. It begins with Guests boarding a boat where Guests will then travel through the various scenes from the animated film, such as meeting Queen Elsa and Princess Anna and encountering magical moments that Guests will remember forever.

The ride is currently thriving at EPCOT in Walt Disney World Resort. Fans wondered if the ride would see any changes or additions in the Hong Kong Disneyland Version, and we now know that that is the case.

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Guests Will Learn More About ‘Frozen’ Characters at New Land

Disney has just released some exciting new images of the Frozen Ever After ride that show some incredible new updates. The first is the ride’s preshow that will take Guests through Kristoff’s office, where he works as the Official Ice Master & Deliverer. Fans are also obsessed with how incredibly the animatronics look in images of the final scene. Disney shared the image and explained that “Upon completing your journey, Anna, Elsa, and Olaf will be waiting to welcome voyagers back, hand-in-hand, from their visit to the North Mountain.”

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It looks like fans will have much to look forward to coming November when the World of Frozen opens at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.