Which Disney park are Anna and Elsa at?

The only place where you can actually meet Anna and Elsa at Disney World and take a pic with them is at Royal Sommerhus, also located in the Norway pavilion at Epcot.



In 2026, the primary global destination for Anna and Elsa is the World of Frozen at the newly renamed Disney Adventure World in Disneyland Paris, which officially opened its gates on March 29, 2026. This immersive land features a dedicated "Royal Encounter" inside Arendelle Castle, where guests can meet the sisters in a setting inspired by the Snowflower Festival. In Walt Disney World (Florida), they remain the stars of the Norway Pavilion at EPCOT, appearing at the "Royal Sommerhus" for daily meet-and-greets. For those on the West Coast, they frequently appear at Disney California Adventure within the Animation Building in Hollywood Land. Additionally, Hong Kong Disneyland continues to host them in its own "World of Frozen" expansion. Because these characters are incredibly popular, Disney often utilizes a Virtual Queue system via their mobile apps to manage the high demand for these royal interactions.

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