World of Frozen at Disney Adventure World
World of Frozen opened at Disney Adventure World on 29 March 2026, the same day the park stopped being called Walt Disney Studios Park. It is a themed land rather than a single ride, built around the Frozen films, and it is the headline reason to buy a ticket that covers the second park rather than just the first. A version of the same land opened at Hong Kong Disneyland in November 2023, so photographs of it existed before the Paris one did.
Why it matters to your ticket choice
Most first-time visitors default to a one-park ticket, which means Disneyland Park and the castle. World of Frozen is in the other park. If it is on your list — and with children it usually is — you need a ticket covering both parks, which costs more. That is the single decision this land forces, and it is worth making deliberately rather than discovering at the gate.
What opened, and when
The land opened on 29 March 2026 as part of a large expansion of the second park, which was rebranded on the same day. Because both happened together, a great deal of published advice about this park is now out of date: it names Walt Disney Studios Park, and it predates the land entirely. Anything written before spring 2026 will not mention it.
How busy it is
A land that opened six months ago, in the park that historically had less to do, draws crowds accordingly. Expect the heaviest demand in the middle of the day and at weekends. The general rule for the resort applies here with more force: go first thing, or go late.
World of Frozen at Disney Adventure World on Wikipedia
Frequently asked questions
When did World of Frozen open at Disneyland Paris?
29 March 2026, at Disney Adventure World — the same day that park was renamed from Walt Disney Studios Park.
Which ticket do I need for World of Frozen?
One that covers Disney Adventure World. A one-park ticket for Disneyland Park will not admit you.
Is it the same as the Hong Kong version?
It is the same concept. The Hong Kong land opened in November 2023, more than two years earlier.
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