First Look at Disney's Frozen Carnival: Six Highlights That Are Perfect for Photos and Fun
By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team, compiled and reported
Authorized and guided by The Walt Disney Company Taiwan, and co-hosted by Beast Kingdom and Taipei 101, the "Frozen Carnival" officially opened on November 30, bringing consumers across Taiwan this year’s most unique Christmas gift. The world's first and only Frozen Carnival, which took two years to plan, features six specially designed photo and experience highlights, as well as ten heartwarming experiences that visitors can freely mix and match to create their own unique Frozen adventure route.
A five-meter-tall snow monster guards Elsa’s Ice Castle. Walk through the silvery-white forest to officially kick off the carnival adventure (Photo provided by The Walt Disney Company Taiwan)
1. Ice Forest
At the entrance of the "Disney Frozen Carnival" stands a five-meter-tall snow monster, along with Anna, Queen Elsa, and her Ice Castle. Pass through the silvery-white ice forest to officially begin your carnival adventure.
Queen Elsa at the entrance of the "Disney Frozen Carnival" (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Gao Jiajun)
Anna at the entrance of the "Disney Frozen Carnival" (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Gao Jiajun)
Entrance of the "Disney Frozen Carnival" (Photo by MOOK Scenic Spots Gao Jiajun)
2. Crystal Magic Tree
The biggest highlight of the Frozen Carnival is a 12-meter-tall Christmas tree located in the center of the town square. Its translucent ice-like leaves paired with a dazzling light show create the most romantic festive atmosphere.
Queen Elsa of Arendelle and Olaf arrive in Taipei City (Photo provided by The Walt Disney Company Taiwan)
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