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By Sportsdude360 · Posted
Tormenta first drop taking shape!!! Pics credited to JB Thrills, William Gauzens, Javan Townsend,Andrew Floyd and Six Flags Over Texas! -
The trains from Professor Screammore's Skywinder of the now closed Six Flags America have been shipped to Canada's Wonderland for use on Flight Deck! I am excited about this as these trains from Vekoma greatly improve the ride experience! 🙂 -
By Blake Hooton · Posted
That means we're nearly 1 month to the opening for Six Flags to finally bring its theme park to the Middle East after nearly 20 years in the making (include two failed Dubai projects and a failed Qatar project). -
By Doppel Looping · Posted
Have a drink with a princess! What a great promotion. -
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By jedimaster1227 · Posted
In an unexpected turn of events, S&S Worldwide quietly dropped a video teaser via Instagram that confirms their involvement in the concept of a coaster and S&S triple combo of drop or launch towers. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRNk-HnFJMx/?igsh=MTJ2NHVwdjVtaHk1cA%3D%3D The Orlando Business Journal has confirmed with Mango's Tropical Cafe owner, the same person that pursued the now-cancelled Skyplex complex previously, that this new plan is being considered. The land where the Skyplex complex was meant to go may be sold or used for other purposes after serving as a staging space for this project's construction. https://www.bizjournals.com/orlando/news/2025/11/20/mangos-tropical-cafe-roller-coaster-i-drive.html?b=1763659350^22615320 The owner of Mango's Tropical Cafe has confirmed plans to build a launch coaster and drop tower along International Drive. Roller coaster fans may have a future option for thrills on International Drive without having to visit a theme park. Utah-based amusement ride manufacturer S&S Worldwide Inc. announced plans to build a launch roller coaster next to Mango’s Tropical Cafe, according to a Nov. 18 social media post. Launch coasters use a unique system to accelerate quickly from a standstill. The concept video also shows a tower ride next to the coaster as part of the restaurant property at 8126 International Drive. The concept art shows the attractions in the parking lot space in front of the nightclub and restaurant. The coaster appears to be S&S Worldwide's 'triple launch' design with a track length of 1,260 feet, a max speed of 64 mph and a ride time of 95 seconds. It also looks to only have one ride vehicle running at a time, which can seat 12, having a ride capacity of roughly 320 people per hour, according to the ride manufacturer's website. One of the unique features is the 125-foot drop at over 60 mph and its three launches. Josh Wallack, owner of Mango's Tropical Cafe, confirmed the plans and said the move is part of his push to enhance that intersection along the tourism corridor. “Our hope is that we can continue to be a great place for residents and locals — but we really need to raise the bar for entertainment,” he said. Wallack said the rides will be funded through a combination of debt and equipment financing. He added the construction timeline and the total cost have yet to be determined. S&S Worldwide Inc. did not respond to a request for comment. The company markets a mix of thrill, family and tower rides, as well as offering ride services. Wallack shared that people may be familiar with this coaster as it is already at Ocean City, a tourism destination on New Jersey's Jersey Shore. According to the park's website, it costs roughly $10 per guest to ride the coaster. Meanwhile, the envisioned parking lot space may appear tight compared to other coaster sites, as that area is 16,000 square feet, according to South Florida Water Management District mapping tools. For comparison, the same mapping tool shows Freedom Flyer, a suspended inverted coaster at Fun Spot America in Orlando, takes up roughly 35,000 square feet of space. SeaWorld Orlando's Pipeline: The Surf Coaster sits on around 126,000 square feet of space. Still, Wallack didn't appear deterred as he said the coaster has a smaller footprint than other I-Drive attractions — such as the Starflyer at Icon Park. The announcement also comes a year after Wallack confirmed his plan for The Skyplex complex — a mixed-use destination anchored by a 500-foot tower roller coaster — was officially canceled. Financing for Skyplex fell apart during the pandemic, he previously said. The new coaster does not appear to be as ambitious — or have a price tag of $250 million. Wallack also said he plans to use The Skyplex land — primarily on the northeast corner of I-Drive and Sand Lake Road — as a staging area for the ride's construction process and piece it together at Mango’s. “We are lucky to have the available land close by,” he said. “But even if we didn’t own it, most of the time people who own vacant lots, they’ll take some rent for someone to do construction lay down work.” Peter Weishar, director of the themed experience programs at the University of Central Florida, said he does have some questions regarding the logistics of building a roller coaster on Mango’s property. However, he does think it could work as he said S&S Worldwide is a credible ride manufacturer that has a proven, successful track record. “They didn't provide a lot of details about when it would be expected or when construction would start, but the company that does it is a very well-known coaster company that does some quality work,” Weishar said. “So, if it does happen, it would be terrific.” He also said it is a good idea — as it could help entertain tourists who are coming to town but may only be able to spend half a day here. It could also be another option for those who may not want to commit to spending a whole day at a theme park. “I can see it as a very viable idea to have an attraction like this on I-Drive,” Weishar said. The International Drive Pedestrian Bridge is expected to cost more than $35 million. Wallack's new ambitious project accompanies his venture to partner with Orange County to build and speed up the construction of a planned $35.6 million I-Drive pedestrian bridge. The walkway is expected to open by 2030 and will span the intersection of I-Drive and Sand Lake Road — one of the busiest intersections in Central Florida — while connecting to the proposed coaster's area. That intersection also is where Mango’s and the World's Largest Entertainment McDonald's are located. “So, we are continuing down that path with regards to the bridge and with the Mango's project, and we believe that when all is done I-Drive will look like what the two last county mayors intended it to look like — the I-Drive of the future, not the I-Drive of the past,” he said. If both projects are completed — the tourism corridor would dramatically change in image and entertainment offerings, which could help boost visitation-related business. -
it really depended what park it was. but most of the restrictions were under 90kg (~200 lbs), but some were 100kg (220 lbs) or even 80kg (180 lbs or less). not every ride with a restriction had a scale out, but many of them did. as to age, 49 seemed to be the cut off, but many of us are older than that, and if asked, just said "I'm 49" and it wasn't a problem. -
By mikeykaise · Posted
what kind of age and weight restrictions do the parks put on adults in China? -
By jedimaster1227 · Posted
Several weeks ago I had the chance to experience Howl-O-Scream at SeaWorld Orlando for the first time in a number of years. I will admit that I went in with lessened expectations because my previous experience with the event had it falling below the bar set by the event's Tampa and Williamsburg counterparts. And while some of my expectations were met, I will say that I was pleasantly surprised to see some of the event's offerings have matured since my previous visit years ago. The event entrance opened while the sun was still out... The Howl-O-Scream entrance plaza is set up by the education pavilions and serves as a holding area that opens roughly an hour before the event starts. Shopping, bars and light snacks are available while you wait for the horrors inside to be unleashed--though some start roaming in the area before then. This year's icon was Havoc, known as the face of fear. And he makes his debut in a quick pre-show performance in the event entrance plaza. Once inside the park you'll find a number of themed bars in case you need some liquid courage to survive. The Rave Yard was our first house. No that is not a typo. Yes, this house ended up being exactly what you think would be. Clever choice of signage or too on the nose? Entering one of the event's scare zones. What you see is what you get. Though I will never have anything less than immense respect for the United Parks for having crawlers like these camoflagued throughout the parks for incredibly effective scares. Jumping on the Mel's Die-In bandwagon, I see. Dark and ominous... This rejuvenation clinic is more sinister than it lets on. Of all of the houses at this event, this was certainly... One of them. Aliens are unleashed on a rural corn farm... What could possibly go wrong? You exit the house into the Waterway Grill which this year features a laser light show overhead while you can grab a bite or a brew. Self-awareness is key. While I'm no fan of taking a bath in the middle of a haunt event, this was one of the four advertised rides that was supposed to be operating during the event. Did I see a ghost in this scare zone? Maybe. In case your appetite is ripping you up inside. Mako operating with a 5 minute wait is always a pleasant surprise! This was a newer house location for me and presented some great views of Kraken and Mako. One of the better houses of the year. Hello beautiful! Hard to believe this event has been running for five years already. Monster Stomp is back once again. If you've seen Monster Stomp in one Howl-O-Scream across the country, you've seen them all. But the crowd is always pleased. New this year was an added show, Throttle, located near the water's edge in the Sharks realm of the park. They managed to transform this area into a surprisingly effective stage where a set of borderline-risque dancers meet fire, fueled dirt bikes and Havoc himself. The dancers perform in and around the crowd... And there are motorcycles doing tricks. It doesn't make a lot of sense but in a weird way, it kind of works. Don't forget the fire! Wreaking Havoc throughout the crowd. More pyro to close out the show! Remember how I mentioned options for liquid courage? There's a lot of them at this event. They have stilt walkers too. I will always consider the event's inclusion of this booth to be a... Choice. The most fleshed out scare zone of them all. Just a taste of what you'd experience here. This scare zone was a great place to be headed. Any way you slice or dice it, you could come out a head. This one gave Night Maze a run for its money. Horror, mirrors, fog and darkness just work well together. Oh and night rides on Pipeline were a walk-on. This is one stand-up experience. This was a booth. They had edible offerings to consume. The last and arguably my favorite of the event's scare zones was the Blood Light District. Yes, it is exactly what you think it is. Overall we had a fun time at the event. While Howl-O-Scream will never be the one you go to for movie-set quality immersion or even the most technical of effects, it does manage to have more raw, effective thrills than I find at some of the better-budgeted attractions down the street. Staffing continues to be the greatest challenge where these houses and scare zones could be even more effective if only they had more scare actors. That said, what we experienced this year was a far more mature event than that of previous years. Still plenty of room to grow, but the added entertainment and some really clever scare zones (like the one above) made this feel like they're headed in the right direction for making gains year over year. Howl-O-Scream Orlando 2025 was shockingly fun. -
By thepoint4life23 · Posted
We will be interested to see who is at the park for opening or a few days before for what ever kind of media preview they have. -
I love it! 🤩 Thanks for posting all of this, Adam -
Day 0 continued: arriving at Universal Studios Grand Hotel is quite an experience. . it's a huge hotel that straddles the entrance to the park, and the Citywalk. very "vintage" Hollywood designed too. and they were decorated for Halloween! for some reason (VERY unlike me) I don't seem to have taken any pics of the room at Universal? but each room was themed, and ours was "Back to the Future". . so we had pics of Doc and Doc, Marty, the DeLorean in our room. and a nice view the lobby is pretty art deco. loved this lamp. you could take these stairs down to go thru security for park entry. we were going to meet up with 'the Nicks" to go into Citywalk, but Stacy and I headed to the bar first. where we discovered an entire drink menu themed to 'spooky' it was called the "Moonlight Berry Whisper" and had a Berry Ice Dragon in it. . of COURSE I had to order it. it was really good, tho not much alcohol in it. Fischer had "Shrek's Vitality Potion" and Shane had a "Spiced Soul" I believe after drinks, we headed out to Citywalk, passing right in front of the park gates. while Universal Beijing doesn't have "Halloween Horror Nights" officially, they DO have "Scares @ Universal" with some very familiar park landmarks that are from HHN, and some Houses, that are included with admission. as well as a big show and 3 "scare zones" that feature their Halloween Mascots - represented below in the neon sign. but we'd be doing that tomorrow. Tonight was just a visit to the Citywalk to check it out, and grab a bite. Can't be a Universal without the famous globe out front! not as big as some of the other CityWalks I've been to (tho I've never been to the US Universals). . .but this one had very reasonable prices on everything, and some very decent food options. and a Popstore - that of course, was sold out of Labubu PLENTY of everything else tho. . but I very quickly got over the blind box craze. . I wanna know what I'm buying . . . did pick up a few as gifts tho. very large food court, that was open after the park closed. . . i think we came in here to eat close to 10:30 pm? everything was so inexpensive, I ended up ordering way too much so I could try things. my stomach regretted it later that night, but at least I didn't eat all of it. and only had one of these (gifted one to others at the table, and tossed one). . I got excited by seeing Door Nail Dumpling as an option for a side, and ordered them. but of course, they were no where near as good as the handmade by grandmas ones we had had earlier today. They were ok tho. . . just not amazing. on the way back to the hotel, we popped into Toothsome's to check out prices they were reasonable, and we ended up grabbing some stuff for our room. and then the robot guy (no idea what his name is) was out and about at end of night. . so for some reason, I did a "gangsta pose" with him while wearing my Chinese Grandma red jacket. . . LOL still a good pic tho. a pic of some of the fountains as we crossed the lake back to the hotel. and then it was time to crawl into bed, and sleep. tomorrow was a big day - breakfast included in the hotel, and then a full day at Universal Beijing to kick off the official TPR China trip.
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Day 0 - Beijing Back alley food tour & bus to 1st basecamp hotel: Universal Studios Beijing! part 1 Elissa & Robb had found a local food tour company that was very highly rated, and had made plans to take the tour. She offered to anyone that was arriving early, if they wanted to join in, and I believe we had all 12 spots filled with TPR folks. after a great sleep (thanks to Tylenol PM to knock me out and help prevent jet lag), I got up and got my first look at the actual view from my room. pretty nice. it was nice and cool, and I had slept with windows cracked. . .was loving the weather. but I had an important task to take care of now that I was actually thru Immigration & Customs: China parks tend to be very restrictive on age/weight/height. so anything I could do to make myself look younger, I needed to do. Cutoff age was 49, so needed to look at least that young - or at least tell them I was that young if they asked. Some dyed hair, but for me, that meant shapewear (for weight, since they mainly eyeball), and cutting off the goatee, as I knew that would make me look much younger. and it did I made sure to take note of the warning on the Q-tips the hotel supplied, and was aware of my "ear socket and deep nostril" checked out, and had the hotel hold the bags (as we weren't headed over to Universal until ~3pm, and the food tour started at 11am). we met up in the lobby, and grabbed a pic with Robb, and the cow that was hanging out by the hotel front entrance: my roomie for this trip, Stacy, also did the food tour with us! with excellent Navigation from Elissa, we made our way over to the nearest metro station, and headed to the meeting spot for the food tour. random pics snapped while walking to the metro. this rail system was super easy to understand, and that was true of every major city we took the train in. and it was great to see so many things with English translations, even if the vast majority of the people did not speak English. (translator app is super helpful) we got to our stop about 40 minutes early, so we were cut loose to explore the area and meet back to start the tour at 11. the area in central Beijing is absolutely gorgeous the stop we were to meet at was apparently next to a pretty major landmark - the Central Axis and Wanning Bridge: all over the city there were little "workout" areas and many of them were being used by older folks staying in shape. Andrew and Jon too ! these folks were just hanging out on an afternoon putting on a performance in a music circle. myself and John - he was a huge hit over in China (especially among the kids). . they just hadn't seen a beard like this often. . so lots of folks snapping pics of him. the aforementioned music performance. and yes, the singer really did sound an awful lot like Yoko Ono singing. was very cool to hear tho, and the folks gathered were very appreciative. absolutely no idea why this "Patrick and Spongebob holding each other's cakey-butts" was on this bike, but I saw it several places around Beijing. perhaps a local "graffiti art" type image? Dancing Children, yay!!! Not today, as it was Sunday. . but later in the trip, we'd see so many children in the parks on school trips. back at the station, we snapped a pic with our food guide and then we were off! our first stop down an alley was this tiny (well, they were all pretty small, local places) noodle house. looking around the alley as our guide explained how this local place had been here for many years, and was very popular for their pulled noodles. a peek into the kitchen from the table I sat at. the 12 of us on the tour took up pretty much all the tables in this place, so we were able to learn about the food, and how it's made and should be eaten. mixing everything together. it smelled incredible. as someone who likes spicy, I added chili sauce to mine, but not until after tasting it first, to get the full flavor of the noodles yum! you can tell I just *hated* this the kewl side of the place being so small, is that the owner and chef came out and sat with us to watch us eat and judge our reactions. they were so surprised I asked if I could take their picture. (behind them are pics of Chinese celebrities who have come by this place for noodles) moving on towards our next stop, I did notice that some of the architecture in this neighborhood was very "heavy". . . what I'd expect from a Communist place. . but most of it was not. which made places like this stand out that much more. I truly was surprised how much i enjoyed the people and places in China, and found everyone to be just delightful. (well. . except for that one Disney saleswoman who couldn't understand I wanted to buy a medium shirt for my bf, and kept pointing to my belly and saying "too fat" when I tried to check out with the shirt). LOL our guide explained to us how most of these entrances we were passing in the alleys were homes, and the blue "studs" indicated wealth/prestige. . so the more of them, the higher the rank. many had 1 or 2, but a few had 4. then we turned onto a little strip center and into our 2nd stop: slightly bigger place, and we only took up two of the 4 long tables in here. some of the options, tho we were going to try the first one, a famous Beijing dish called a Door Nail Dumpling (because it looks like a door nail on the Forbidden City giant red doors) our guide explained the history of the dish, how it got it's name. . . and broke out a local alcohol - that was quite strong - for us to try. cheers! here are the Dumplings. and they were OMG so good. . . I think would rank way up there in the top 3 things I ate this entire trip. absolutely delicious back out into the main street, and down another alley way, and we were at our 3rd stop. this one just looked like a doorway. . but as you went back, it split off into multiple houses/restaurants. we sat at a table in the "courtyard". . and were served multiple dishes to make a meal. Pork (or chicken. . not sure which) oh, maybe that one is the chicken? lots of options on the table, and our guide explained the proper way to eat everything. these were a "desert". . which really tasted like a red bean marmalade. it wasn't bad, but it wasn't a favorite of mine. mainly because I really hate being sticky, and you can tell from just looking at these, how sticky it was. here she is explaining procedure to us again, everything was quite good. very low on the "spiciness" level (for me), but really great on flavor. as soon as was done, I had to go wash my hands (the sticky thing). . so got to see my first "traditional" Chinese toilet. ta-da! and then we were on our way back thru the alleys and back onto a main street for our final stop. it wasn't on the main floor tho. . it was on the rooftop (overlooking the historical landmark "Drum Tower") noted, ummmm. . . vampire policeman? I think? adorable that they put "cloud lights" above the stairs as you ascend three flights to the rooftop. the rooftop was lovely - and covered in Astroturf. yup, our final stop was Hot Pot (which many of us on this trip had never had before). . with beef, pork, and tofu options and ADORABLE mustard dipping sauce bowls the aforementioned Drum Tower view from the rooftop dining. food tour over, and myself full, fat, and happy, we headed back to the metro to grab our luggage from the Hilton, and head over to Universal via transfer bus that Elissa had booked. the front of the restaurant entrance that we went into for the rooftop dining. yeah. . the metro was a LITTLE more crowded on the ride back to the Hilton. but the transfer bus was there, and we loaded our luggage and spread out. the official trip didn't start till tomorrow, so 15 or so more folks would be meeting us later at the hotel. pics from the bus window as we left central Beijing (since the Universal resort is on the town outskirts) and it had been dark the night before, so I didn't get to see really any of the city just a tiny fraction of the apartment buildings, that stretched for miles in every direction around Beijing. and crossing over one of the multiple "moats" that surround the city. and then. . .glimpsed thru the window on the opposite side? we turned into Universal Beijing resort. to be continued. . .
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By jedimaster1227 · Posted
Disneyland Paris has unveiled new details regarding Disney Adventure World, the reimagined Walt Disney Studios Park, including the new Tangled attraction, 14 new dining locations, the new lake Adventure Bay and World of Frozen. Many of these new experiences will debut on March 29th, 2026. Beyond that a new UP! themed attraction and a new Lion King-themed land are still under construction. https://news.disneylandparis.com/en/on-march-29-2026-world-of-frozen-along-with-many-new-experiences-will-open-within-disney-adventure-world-the-reimagined-second-park-at-disneyland-paris/ On March 29, 2026, World of Frozen – along with many new experiences – will open within Disney Adventure World, the reimagined second park at Disneyland® Paris A historic date for Europe’s number one tourist destination, which, upon completion of its transformation, will have roughly doubled the size of its second park, offering experiences that push the boundaries of storytelling. 125 days before Walt Disney Studios Park transforms into Disney Adventure World with the opening of Adventure Way — a majestic new main avenue featuring entertainment, a brand-new attraction inspired by the Walt Disney Animation Studios film Tangled, 14 new dining locations — and the debut of an immense lake called Adventure Bay, with a breathtaking nighttime spectacular. The highlight of this expansion, the impressive brand-new World of Frozen, will fully immerse guests into the heart of the iconic films. The Kingdom of Arendelle, recreated on a life-size scale, will feature a new family-friendly attraction, a daytime show, a royal encounter with queens Anna and Elsa, interactions with beloved characters including a true-to-size Olaf made possible thanks to next-generation robotic figures demonstrated today by Walt Disney Imagineering team, a tavern, and shops. This monumental expansion is set to captivate and amaze guests at every turn. While Disneyland Park® continues to evolve by bringing the magic of timeless stories and enchanted tales to life, the destination’s second park – now reimagined – will transport guests into the worlds inspired by Disney Animation, Pixar Animation Studios, and Marvel Studios films they love where they can experience unforgettable adventures. Renamed Disney Adventure World from March 29, 2026 it will welcome guests to three spectacular immersive lands: the new World of Frozen, the colorful Worlds of Pixar, and the epic Marvel Avengers Campus, which will later be joined by a fourth world inspired by the classic Disney Animation film The Lion King. The transformation of more than 90% of the second park’s offerings since 2002 illustrates the ongoing ambition of Disneyland® Paris to reinvent itself and enhance the guest experience. As Natacha Rafalski, Présidente of Disneyland® Paris, explains: “March 29, 2026 will mark a historic milestone for Disneyland® Paris with the transformation of our second park into Disney Adventure World, and the opening of its spectacular new expansion, featuring World of Frozen. With this step, we’re pursuing the most ambitious transformation in our resort’s history, pushing the boundaries of storytelling and inviting guests to live their own adventures in the extraordinary worlds of Disney Animation, Pixar, and Marvel. This marks a new era for Europe’s number one tourist destination, filled with deeper storytelling, stronger emotions, and unforgettable moments. Supported by our €2 billion investment plan, this expansion reflects a bold creative vision, made possible thanks to the talent of Walt Disney Imagineering and the passion of our Cast Members who bring our stories to life through their dedication and creativity. Together, we’re reinventing how our guests experience Disney Animation, Pixar, and Marvel worlds, bringing to life the emotions that only Disney can inspire.” "Top Must-Dos at Disney Adventure World" Visit Arendelle, meet Anna and Elsa and the villagers, set sail on a musical boat ride and sing “Let It Go” at the top of your lungs Be dazzled by the new nighttime spectacular over the lake Spin in gondolas beneath a sky filled with lanterns in the new attraction inspired by Disney Animation’s Tangled Delight your taste buds in the company of Disney Princesses, at Regal View Restaurant & Lounge, some appearing in stunning never-before-seen outfits at Disneyland® Paris. Take a selfie with Spider-Man, and have fun interactions with Super Heroes like Thor and Black Panther at Marvel Avengers Campus Experience highly theatrical shows such as TOGETHER: a Pixar Musical Adventure, Mickey and Mickey and the Magician. Dance with Minnie Mouse and the Disney Marching Band, meet Mickey Mouse dressed in his new Victorian outfit and share a special moment with Rapunzel and Flynn’s Musical Encounter Top Unexpected"Experiences at Disney Adventure World" Befriend Rúna, a troll, at the Fjord View Shop Send a Snowflower Festival postcard from Arendelle Enjoy park’s very first lounge, with panoramic lake views, at The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge Climb aboard a giant champagne cork and gather around a gigantic jar of jam for an ir-rat-ional culinary experience at Bistrot Chez Rémy EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES AWAIT OUR GUESTS At Disney Adventure World, the greatest Disney Animation, Pixar and Marvel stories come to life. After experiencing the excitement of a Hollywood premiere in World Premiere – the new themed entrance unveiled last May – and celebrating these tales in the dazzling shows at World Premiere Plaza, guests can now dive into their favorite stories, becoming the heroes of their own adventures in the immersive lands of Disney Adventure World. World of Frozen will push the boundaries of storytelling. Every detail has been designed to recreate the iconic scenes and locations of the Frozen films, one of the most popular stories ever produced by the Walt Disney Animation Studios. During their visit, guests will participate in a one-of-a-kind celebration: the Snowflower Festival, bringing the entire village of Arendelle to life, specially decorated for the occasion. “World of Frozen is more than just inspired by the film; it truly brings the kingdom of Arendelle to life. Working together across disciplines, our Imagineers combined creativity and attention to detail to craft a world that captures the spirit of the story and feels real and immersive. We’re very proud to see the castle, the village, and the North Mountain become reality, and we can’t wait for our guests to step into this world and be part of the story.” - Michel den Dulk, Vice-President and Portfolio Executive Creative Director, Walt Disney Imagineering Paris IMMERSIVE ARCHITECTURE Architecturally, guests will discover the majestic 118-foot-tall (36 meters) North Mountain, crowned by Elsa’s Ice Palace. At its base lies the village of Arendelle, with its lively town square framed by colorful Nordic-inspired buildings and sparkling water spots. Villagers, accompanied by a symphonic reinterpretation of the films’ iconic songs played throughout the village, will guide guests to Arendelle Bay, the Fountain of Friendship, or Arendelle Castle decorated with its iced decorations, designed by Walt Disney Imagineering and brought to life by UK Loco, a British company specializing in immersive decor. Subtle floral motifs and rosemaling, a traditional Norwegian decorative art, will adorn facades and moldings with refined craftsmanship. Inspired by Scandinavian landscapes, the landscaping will contribute to storytelling with conifers, birches, beeches, and crocuses, recreating the atmosphere of the animated films’ settings. This journey, punctuated by beloved songs such as “Do You Want to Build a Snowman?” and “Let It Go” will reunite visitors with some of the kingdom’s most beloved characters: Olaf, Sven, and Kristoff. The ride will travel from the snowy forest to the Valley of the Trolls, through Elsa’s dazzling Ice Palace, before ending with a spectacular finale in Arendelle Bay lit by snowflake-shaped fireworks. Frozen Ever After will feature cutting-edge technology, including state-of-the-art Audio-Animatronics figures delivering breathtakingly lifelike performances. Numerous lighting and sound effects, along with new immersive projection technologies currently being programmed by Walt Disney Imagineering, will provide a visually and emotionally stunning experience for all. A NEW FAMILY ATTRACTION At the heart of the village, beneath the Clock Tower, Frozen Ever After attraction will take guests of all ages on a boat ride full of adventures alongside Anna, Elsa, and their friends. INTERACTIONS WITH FROZEN CHARACTERS In World of Frozen, guests will have the unique opportunity to meet Anna and Elsa during a Royal Encounter* in Arendelle Castle. After passing through the famous Portrait Gallery, whose final decorative details are being completed in the coming weeks, they will join the sisters for an exclusive moment, with personal interaction and photo opportunities to create memories that last a lifetime. The festivities will continue in Arendelle Bay with A Celebration in Arendelle, a 15-minute colorful show, presented several times a day for the Snowflower Festival. Elsa, Anna, Olaf, Kristoff and villagers will take part in the celebrations aboard three majestic Viking longships, developed with Couach Construction Navale, a renowned French shipbuilder from the Bordeaux region. Boat decoration, has been entrusted to artisans who have long collaborated with Disneyland® Paris. Kristoff’s longship, for example, was painted by artisans from Prelud, a historic supplier based near Dijon. This participatory show will invite the audience to sing along with characters from Frozen to iconic songs from the franchise such as “Let It Go” or “Show Yourself”. Exclusively for World of Frozen at Disneyland® Paris, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, the multi-award-winning songwriting duo, winners of the Oscar® for Best Original Song for “Let It Go”, have composed new music especially for the show presented on the Bay. They are also behind other iconic songs from the Frozen franchise, including “For the First Time in Forever” and “Into the Unknown,” which have been streamed billions of times worldwide. Throughout the village streets, guests may also encounter other beloved characters such as Oaken, the cheerful shopkeeper and sauna owner with his famous “Hoo-hoo!”, or Mossie, an adorable baby troll who is as curious as he is endearing. During a press conference held on November 24, 2025, at Disneyland® Paris, Bruce Vaughn, President and Chief Creative Officer of Walt Disney Imagineering, unveiled a next-generation robotic character representing Olaf, the lovable snowman from Frozen. This new Olaf character was created by Walt Disney Imagineering Research & Development in close collaboration with Disney Live Entertainment and Walt Disney Animation Studios. Olaf will make appearances in the Arendelle Bay show in World of Frozen, the new immersive world coming soon to Disney Adventure World at Disneyland® Paris, and special limited-time appearances in World of Frozen at Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. These advancements in robotics enable Disney to bring iconic characters to life at an unmatched level of believability, engaging with guests and other characters around them, just as they did in the films that won the hearts of millions of viewers around the world. To explore how this innovation came to life, take a look behind the scenes in the latest episode of “We Call It Imagineering,” available now on the Walt Disney Imagineering YouTube channel. THE GASTRONOMY OF ARENDELLE The quick-service restaurant Nordic Crowns Tavern will be the perfect spot to take a break and recharge after adventures throughout World of Frozen, while enjoying the warm and welcoming spirit of Arendelle. The decor will trace the history of the kingdom and its royal family through galleries of paintings and many decorative objects. Open for both lunch and dinner, the restaurant will offer a customizable dining experience inspired by Nordic cuisine, with dishes guests can compose to their liking. In total, 16 combinations will be available: a base consisting of mashed potatoes or quinoa; a protein like grilled salmon or Nordic meatballs; seasonal vegetables such as carrots or peas; and one of two sauces to top it all off, tangy cranberry or creamy dill. Nordic Crowns Tavern will also feature a wide range of frosty desserts, from a blue sorbet to vanilla ice cream with customizable toppings, a snowflake dessert, and a selection of Nordic pastries. Gluten-free options and vegan alternatives will also be available, reflecting the diverse culinary offering at Disneyland® Paris. SOUVENIRS FROM ARENDELLE Arendelle Boutique, the village’s iconic toy shop, whose decoration and furnishings progress week by week, will offer, alongside must-have Frozen merchandise, an exclusive selection of creations inspired by Scandinavian craftsmanship. Guests will find wooden sculptures, clothing, and objects adorned with elegant rosemaling motifs. For those wishing to stroll through Arendelle in style, a collection reinterpreting Nordic dress codes will be available, featuring embroidered garments and accessories with floral patterns. Before continuing their adventure, guests will also be able to share their experience by sending a postcard from the village mailbox located beside the shop. BEFRIEND RÚNA BABY TROLL TOY Just steps from the boats moored in Arendelle Bay, the Fjord View Shop will feature a unique experience: meeting Rúna, an interactive baby troll toy. After a meeting ceremony, guests will acquire and head home with their new interactive companion. Equipped with the latest technology, Rúna will react to touch, blink its eyes, move its ears, light up, and communicate with other trolls it encounters. Exclusively in World of Frozen, it will also interact with the iconic locations of Arendelle, the villagers, and Queens Anna and Elsa. In this new shop, a special area will invite guests to get ready for the festival with themed make-up and hairstyles, the perfect way to wander the village in style and festive spirit. Beyond World of Frozen, guests will live unforgettable adventures in the extraordinary Pixar and Marvel universes: ADVENTURE BAY: A MAJESTIC 7.5-ACRE LAKE At Disney Adventure World, immersive lands such as World of Frozen will be set around Adventure Bay, the beating heart of the park’s expansion. This central lake will offer breathtaking vistas, and its shores, extending from Adventure Way, will come alive with unforgettable character experiences during the day. As night descends, the lake comes alive with reflections of light and color, inviting visitors to linger along its tranquil shores before it transforms into a dazzling open-air stage for a new nighttime spectacular. CHARACTER ACTIVATIONS THROUGHOUT THE DAY On the banks of Adventure Bay, the West Pavilion will provide a relaxing space inspired by early 20th-century architecture, where guests can meet Mickey or Minnie, dressed in their brand-new Victorian outfits currently being crafted by Cast Members at the Disneyland® Paris Costume Workshop. Shortly after its opening on March 29, 2026 , additional Disney characters will join the lakeside fun, making this new space a place of enchantment both day and night. DISNEY CASCADE OF LIGHTS, THE SECOND NIGHTIME SHOW AT DISNEYLAND® PARIS At nightfall*, as Adventure Bay will fall into darkness, something extraordinary will awaken. Barges, quietly gliding into position, will set the stage for a brand new, never-before-seen nighttime spectacular: Disney Cascade of Lights. More than just a show, this spectacular is designed as an emotional journey – an invitation for every guest to believe in their own inner strength, to embrace wonder, and to feel the power of storytelling in a way only Disney can deliver. Designed as the grand finale to each day at Disney Adventure World, the show will deliver an unforgettable experience for guests of all ages. Designed in a 360° configuration, with tiered viewing areas, it allows visitors to enjoy exceptional views from around the bay. Pushing the boundaries of innovation, the production will feature the world’s first integration of a revolutionary aquatic drone system along with next-generation aerial drones, creating breathtaking choreographies that unfold simultaneously across the sky and the water. This new production will invite every guest to step into the story and embrace their own heroic journey, inspired by the courage and determination of stories including Disney Animation’s Mulan, Hercules, Moana, and Zootopia, Pixar’s Up, and from the Marvel Universe. This show will combine immersive staging with cutting-edge effects to create an experience unique to Disneyland® Paris. Guests will enjoy unprecedented proximity to a wide range of elements, including water screens, choreographed fountains, large-scale projections, dynamic lighting, special effects, and pyrotechnics. At its centerpiece, a world-exclusive ballet of 379 drones, developed in collaboration with official technology provider Dronisos, will illuminate the sky and water with intricate formations and dazzling choreography. New aquatic drone technology has been created exclusively for the new show, in keeping with the resort’s continued focus on innovation in entertainment. The experience will be brought to life with a powerful soundtrack, recorded by a 90-piece orchestra. Featuring new arrangements of beloved Disney music, the score includes an original adaptation of “How Far I’ll Go” from Moana as well as an entirely new anthem created for the show, “We Can Be Heroes.” Together, these elements will showcase an unprecedented blend of technology, artistry, and storytelling, establishing the production as a new milestone in Disney nighttime entertainment. In the coming months, the entertainment team will undertake extensive rehearsals to perfect the seamless choreography of aerial and aquatic drones, combined with cutting-edge special effects, ensuring a breathtaking experience from the very start of the expansion. ADVENTURE WAY: THE NEW MAIN AVENUE OF DISNEY ADVENTURE WORLD A true prelude to Disney Adventure World’s experiences, Adventure Way will link World Premiere Plaza and its many theatrical shows to the park’s various lands: Marvel Avengers Campus, Worlds of Pixar, and World of Frozen. This new main avenue will feature a brand-new attraction, a wide array of dining with 14 culinary experiences, lush green spaces perfect for relaxation, and a rich variety of entertainment. THE NEW ATTRACTION: RAIPONCE TANGLED SPIN Adventure Way will host Raiponce Tangled Spin, a brand-new family attraction inspired by the Disney Animation film Tangled. Designed for dreamers of all ages, this ride will bring to life one of the film’s most iconic moments: the Lantern Festival. Seated in finely sculpted gondolas, guests will whirl gracefully beneath a sky illuminated with floating lanterns, surrounded by frescoes depicting Rapunzel’s adventures. Accompanied by legendary music from the film, including “I See the Light,” guests will spin and twirl, immersed in the romantic atmosphere of the Festival. Mandy Moore, the original voice of Rapunzel, has specially recorded audio announcements for the attraction, adding an authentic touch. A CULINARY EXPERIENCE WITH THE DISNEY PRINCESSES Before continuing their adventures in Disney Adventure World, guests can relax and enjoy a delicious meal at the new table-service restaurant located on Adventure Way: The Regal View Restaurant & Lounge. This elegant venue will welcome guests for breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a refined atmosphere, decorated with embroidered drapes, floral tapestries, delicate wood moldings, and impressive murals illustrating Disney Princesses such as Snow White, Tiana, Moana and more. Guests of all ages will also have the chance to meet some of these Disney Princesses—such as Belle (Beauty and the Beast), Merida (Brave), Jasmine (Aladdin), Aurora (Sleeping Beauty), Mulan (Mulan), or Ariel (The Little Mermaid)—to share unforgettable moments. Some Princesses, such as Aurora or Ariel, will be wearing stunning never-seen- before looks at Disneyland Paris. Every detail has been meticulously designed by Imagineers, such as the ornamental plates reflecting the world of each Disney Princess. These were hand-crafted by Royal Delft, the renowned Dutch porcelain manufacturer and official supplier to the Dutch royal family. The magnificent canopy above the restaurant’s entrance was created by Schaffner workshops in Alsace, whose expertise in artistic ironwork dates back to the early 19th century. This new restaurant will also offer some tables with ideal views of Adventure Bay, making it a perfect spot to enjoy dinner while admiring Disney Cascade of Lights, the new nighttime show set to illuminate Disney Adventure World. The chef and culinary team are currently finalizing the menu to ensure it harmonizes perfectly with this exceptional new setting. THE FIRST BAR INSIDE THE PARKS The Regal View Lounge, the very first bar located inside either of the two Disneyland® Paris parks, will offer guests a relaxing break in a bright space adorned with royal-blue hues. An elegant wooden bar with golden accents will anchor the room, surrounded by paintings and illustrations honoring the beloved animal companions of Disney Princesses, such as Heihei (Moana), Pascal (Tangled), and Mushu (Mulan). Guests can sip a signature cocktail or explore a variety of drinks inspired by Disney Princesses’ personalities, all while enjoying breathtaking views of the lake and World of Frozen, accompanied by piano renditions of Disney classics. MORE FLAVORS TO DISCOVER At Disney Adventure World, guests will embark on a culinary journey of creativity, innovation, and discovery. The 14 food and beverage locations along Adventure Way will showcase new and exclusive offerings at Disneyland® Paris. La Terrasse Panoramique will invite guests to enjoy bread bowls, New York rolls, and a selection of hot beverages. Café Luminosity will debut an original hot dog concept with four signature recipes, complemented by sweet treats like cinnamon rolls. To round out the experience, three kiosks, five chalets, and several mobile carts will line the area, offering diverse creations such as filled brioche rolls, stuffed potato waffles, and whimsical Disney Princess-inspired desserts. POETIC GARDENS AND ENTERTAINMENT Adventure Way will also feature themed gardens celebrating some of Disney and Pixar’s most beloved stories, blending nature and poetry. Guests of all ages can stroll through charming, landscaped areas such as the Tangled Garden or Toy Story Garden, the latter adorned with two monumental statues of Woody and Jessie. Trees and shrubs carefully trimmed into toy shapes will create playful scenery, naturally leading into Toy Story Playland. At The Gazebo Garden, guests will enjoy peaceful moments in an English-style setting, complete with bronze statues honoring Disney Animation films inspired by classic British stories such as Winnie the Pooh, Peter Pan, and One Hundred and One Dalmatians. Throughout the year, this garden will come alive with music: Rapunzel and Flynn’s Musical Encounter in spring; Mary Poppins and the Pearly Band in summer; Miguel’s Fiesta Latina in fall; and, starting November 2026, character greetings with other Disney icons. The Disney Marching Band, a lively marching band led by Minnie Mouse and her 12 musicians on percussion and brass, will parade down Adventure Way, delighting guests with pop and modern renditions of Disney, Pixar, and Marvel songs, adding a festive touch to an already magical promenade. A BESPOKE SOUNDTRACK Upon entering Adventure Way, guests will be welcomed by a brand-new musical score composed especially for this promenade. This original 40-minute theme, recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, will offer guests a truly magical interlude at the heart of Disney Adventure World THE FUTURE OF DISNEY ADVENTURE WORLD IS ALREADY TAKING SHAPE “Disneyland will never be completed. It will continue to grow as long as there is imagination left in the world.” – Walt Disney Starting March 29, 2026 Disney Adventure World will offer guests a rich journey of adventures. But the story doesn’t end there: Disneyland® Paris is already preparing the next chapters, always guided by the ambition to continually enrich the guest experience. A NEW ATTRACTION INSPIRED BY UP Upcoming next, a family-friendly attraction inspired by Pixar’s Up will join Adventure Way. This flying carousel will add motion and energy to the promenade, offering families yet another whimsical experience to enjoy together. AN IMMERSIVE WORLD INSPIRED BY THE LION KING Later, Disney Adventure World will welcome the first themed area dedicated to The Lion King, one of Disney Animation’s most beloved films worldwide and especially in Europe. This new universe, whose construction began in fall 2025, will feature a major attraction combining water-based thrills with next-generation Audio-Animatronics® figures, plunging guests deep into the Pride Lands to follow Simba’s adventures, set to the unforgettable songs of the 1994 masterpiece. -
not gonna mourn the loss of a junior/kiddie. . but that "Skyline" was amazing.
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