Frozen Ever After
Ride

Frozen Ever After

World Showcase · Epcot

“Frozen Ever After” is coming to Epcot in 2016 taking guests on water-ride adventure through the Kingdom of Arendelle.
Type
Flume ride
Height
None
Thrill
Low
Opened
Jun 21, 2016
Latest refurb
Completed Nov 6, 2020
Frozen Ever After closed for refurbishment
Nov 02, 2020 to Nov 06, 2020
Completed
Full details Main Details, Queue Details, Restrictions, Photography and more

Main Details

  • Park Epcot
  • Land World Showcase
  • Ride Type Flume ride
  • Restraint None
  • Thrill Level Low
  • Pre-Show
  • Post-Show
  • Gift Shop

Queue Details

  • Lightning Lane Purchase
  • Standby Line
  • Standby Wait High
  • Single Rider Line
  • Indoor Queue
  • Outdoor Queue
  • Comfort Level Once inside, high.

Restrictions

  • Height Req. None
  • Frightening Kids
  • Accessibility Must Transfer from Wheelchair/ECV

Photography

  • On Ride Photo

Important Dates

  • Grand Opening June 21 2016
About Frozen Ever After Text last updated 2015

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (June 9, 2015)– Epcot guests will be able to visit the kingdom of Arendelle when the highly anticipated attraction “Frozen Ever After” opens in the Norway Pavilion in 2016. The family adventure welcoming guests to the magical world of “Frozen” will feature the popular story of the royal sisters, hit songs and new technology for an icy trek that is sure to warm hearts.

Once onboard their boat, guests will visit Arendelle for the Winter in Summer Celebration. Queen Elsa embraces her magical powers and creates a winter-in-summer day for the entire kingdom. Guests also will visit Elsa’s Ice Palace and the ice-blue world of the North Mountain, along with other locations before returning to the Bay of Arendelle.

Of course, favorite “Frozen” characters including the Snowgies from the animated short “Frozen Fever” will be part of this new attraction, along with spectacular sights inspired by the film.

To hold court with the royal sisters Anna and Elsa, guests will be invited to visit the charming “Royal Sommerhus.” It will reflect the architecture, interior design, cultural arts and crafts of Norway.