Get a sneak peek at the hidden ice crystal Christmas tree at the Disney Frozen Festival — take it home with you!
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Authorized and guided by The Walt Disney Company Taiwan, and co-hosted by Beast Kingdom and Taipei 101, the “Disney Frozen Festival” has unveiled for the first time real photos of the completed Frozen Magic Photo Studio within the festival grounds...
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Authorized and guided by The Walt Disney Company Taiwan, and co-hosted by Beast Kingdom and Taipei 101, the “Disney Frozen Festival” has unveiled for the first time real photos of the completed Frozen Magic Photo Studio within the festival grounds, along with partial images of the Ice Crystal Magic Christmas Tree and the Frozen Sleigh, giving fans an early look at the one-of-a-kind Kingdom of Arendelle.
Authorized and guided by The Walt Disney Company Taiwan, and co-hosted by Beast Kingdom and Taipei 101, the “Disney Frozen Festival” has unveiled for the first time real photos of the completed Frozen Magic Photo Studio within the festival grounds, along with partial images of the Ice Crystal Magic Christmas Tree and the Frozen Sleigh, giving fans an early look at the one-of-a-kind Kingdom of Arendelle.
Frozen Magic Photo Studio. (Photo / The Walt Disney Company Taiwan)
In the first batch of released photos, you can see the Frozen Magic Photo Studio within the festival grounds, built in the style of a Nordic cabin. Looking through the blue window frames, you can catch a glimpse of the Christmas celebrations of the Kingdom of Arendelle quietly beginning. In this uniquely designed building, you can not only dress up as Elsa or Anna to take commemorative photos in classic scenes from the movie, but also get beautiful Frozen-themed nail art for your hands. The most eye-catching attraction, the Ice Crystal Magic Christmas Tree, is only partially revealed with one ice crystal leaf, but you can already tell that this Christmas tree—meticulously designed in every detail from the proportions of its branches and trunk to the texture of the leaves—is truly unique. It makes you even more excited for the Christmas tree light show during the event, where the translucent ice crystal leaves will shimmer with the lights, creating reflections that are definitely one of the highlights not to be missed.
Ice crystal leaf. (Photo / The Walt Disney Company Taiwan)
Finally, the Frozen Sleigh set up in front of the outdoor ice rink is also quite special. Earlier this year, at the D23 Expo in the U.S., the prototype of the sleigh featured in the movie “Olaf’s Frozen Adventure” was unveiled when the film’s release was announced. The sleigh driven by Olaf is loaded with items symbolizing Christmas. For this Frozen Festival, the design team specially recreated it proportionally and displayed it within the venue. It not only brings a strong festive atmosphere, but also holds special meaning for Frozen fans.
Frozen Sleigh in front of the outdoor ice rink. (Photo / The Walt Disney Company Taiwan)
Unlike previous exhibition experiences, this “Disney Frozen Festival” presents a new type of experiential carnival in Taiwan. In addition to various DIY activities, it also incorporates AR technology to create the “Adventure with Olaf” stamp-collecting scavenger hunt. It allows the public to uncover “hidden surprises invisible to the naked eye” just like finding movie Easter eggs, all through their mobile phones!
Frozen Magic Photo Studio. (Photo / The Walt Disney Company Taiwan)
Moreover, to allow consumers to take their time soaking in the unique atmosphere of the “Disney Frozen Festival” beyond just DIY experiences, a thoughtful number-ticketing and mobile tracking system has been specially designed for each activity. This ensures that those who want to participate don’t have to wait in long lines. Visitors can simply scan the QR code on the number ticket with their phone to check the queue status while exploring and taking photos around the venue. To ensure visitor safety and provide the best experience, the “Disney Frozen Festival” will implement crowd control measures daily based on attendance. Those who already have the passport set can enjoy priority entry.
Through the cabin windows, you can see the residents of the Kingdom of Arendelle getting ready for the upcoming Christmas holiday. (Photo / The Walt Disney Company Taiwan)
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