Hong Kong Disneyland’s World of Frozen will open on November 20, according to a statement released by park authorities on Friday. The attraction is the world’s only Frozen-themed land and will transport visitors to the fictional kingdom of Arendelle.
World of Frozen will be an immersive experience, featuring characters, stories, and landscapes inspired by the popular Walt Disney Animation Studios films, Frozen and Frozen 2. The park will use and cutting-edge technology to celebrate Summer Snow Day and create attractions such as Frozen Ever After and Wandering Oaken’s Sliding Sleighs.
“World of Frozen is set to make its grand debut at Hong Kong Disneyland on November 20, marking an exciting milestone for the park’s expansion. We are excited to offer our guests an enchanting and immersive experience, where they can explore the captivating wonders of Arendelle,” said Michael Moriarty, managing director of Hong Kong Disneyland Resort.
The theme park is now open six days a week, and will be closed every Wednesday — marking a return to its pre-pandemic schedule. Hong Kong Disneyland will also commemorate Disney’s 100th anniversary this year by unveiling the Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse statue Dream Makers on October 16.
Currently, the park is prepping for its highly anticipated Halloween celebrations, which will begin on September 16. Earlier this year, the Hollywood Hotel reopened with an all-new look in mid-July.
Header image credits: Hong Kong Disneyland via Facebook
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