Hong Kong Disneyland Resort is set to open a new land on November 20, 2023, inspired by Disney’s popular “Frozen” movie franchise. Named World of Frozen, this area will transport visitors to Arendelle, the fictional village from the films where Disney sisters Elsa and Anna reside.
Experience Elsa and Anna at World of Frozen in Hong Kong Disneyland.
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World of Frozen will offer various attractions, including the “Frozen Ever After” boat ride and the “Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs” roller coaster. The “Frozen Ever After” boat ride will introduce Walt Disney Imagineering’s state-of-the-art all-electric Audio-Animatronics figures, which are lifelike robots capable of movement and speech. These figures can also be found in other Disney attractions like Walt Disney World’s Hall of Presidents and Tokyo DisneySea’s Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull.
Discover Audio-Animatronic figures of Olaf and Sven in the “Frozen Ever After” boat ride.
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With the addition of World of Frozen, Hong Kong Disneyland will undergo its largest expansion to date. While the exact measurements remain undisclosed, this new land promises to captivate visitors.
Be among the first
Through travel company Klook, guests can book exclusive packages that grant them early access to World of Frozen before its official opening. The “First Look at Arendelle” package includes two park tickets and a one-night hotel stay for $880. Overseas visitors can enter the new area from November 4, over two weeks before the general public.
Meet the “cast members” at World of Frozen in Hong Kong Disneyland.
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World of Frozen brings iconic scenes from the “Frozen” movies to life, including the Ice Palace where Elsa reveals her icy powers for the first time, and the magnificent Arendelle Castle. The park is influenced by Norwegian design, featuring “dragestil” architecture with ornate dragon-headed roofs and rosemaling, traditional floral paintings.
Experience the beauty of rosemaling, a traditional Norwegian floral decorative painting, in World of Frozen’s buildings.
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The creation of World of Frozen started with a simple sketch by Michel den Dulk, Executive Creative Director at Walt Disney Imagineering, seven years ago. This long-awaited themed land is finally coming to life at Hong Kong Disneyland.
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