Disneyland Paris Shares World of Frozen Photos (and More!)
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Disneyland Paris has shared photos of World of Frozen, coming to Disney Adventure World (currently Walt Disney Studios Park) sometime in 2026. Finishing touches are being added to the North Mountain and so much more.
Also, the resort has shared more about Adventure Way, including a look at the Jessie statue being installed.
Read below for more information with the photos from Disneyland Paris.
Project managers, engineers, landscape architects, and designers: all year long, the Walt Disney Imagineering Paris teams work alongside more than 800 professionals on the Disney Adventure World construction site to bring to life the new worlds that will enchant guests starting in 2026.
At World of Frozen – which is progressively coming into view – the finishing touches are being added to the North Mountain, which rises 36 meters above the ground, creating a breathtaking new backdrop for the park. 400 tons of metal required to build its structure, which was then covered with sculpted concrete and painted by hand.
From the choice of seaweed texture, cobblestones, and lighting to the construction of life-size boats, the exceptional attention to detail that is close to Imagineers’ hearts will extend to the kingdom of Arendelle’s façades, fjord, and neighboring landscape, offering an unprecedented immersive experience in the world of Frozen.
Inside the Frozen Ever After attraction, teams are hard at work putting together the décor and programming the 34 state-of-the-art Audio-Animatronics® characters that guests will encounter during their adventure.
Adventure Way’s themed gardens are also taking shape thanks to an exceptional landscaping endeavor: more than 1,000 trees were meticulously selected by the Imagineers in European plant nurseries and planted in the park as part of its expansion, and another 100,000 shrubs and groves will also adorn this dreamlike setting.
Already, Toy Story garden has recently welcomed two impressive statues of Woody and Jessie, and the Raiponce Tangled Spin attraction has already received its vehicles, which are inspired by the small boats featured in the iconic floating lanterns scene in the Disney Animation movie Tangled.
Fun fact: Mandy Moore, the original voice actor for Rapunzel in Tangled has reprised her role to record a variety of announcements for Raiponce Tangled Spin, bringing an extra touch of authenticity to the guest experience.
In addition to the storytelling that plays a key role in Disney park experiences, the surrounding architecture, cutting-edge technology, lush landscape, signage, music, and entertainment are just a few of the ingredients that will help transport guests into a larger-than-life fantasy world when they discover Disney Adventure World in 2026.