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Limited-time at Tokyo Disneyland only during winter holidays: The Magic of Frozen!

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Tokyo Disneyland has launched a brand-new special event, “Anna & Elsa’s Frozen Fantasy,” starting from January 13. Centered around the movie Frozen, the event creates a dreamlike world set after the original story concludes — where Anna and Elsa, now reunited, ...

By / MOOK Scenic Spots Travel Life Network Editorial Team

Tokyo Disneyland has launched a brand-new special event, “Anna & Elsa’s Frozen Fantasy”, setting up a magical post-movie world themed on Frozen. Reunited and joyful, Anna and Elsa will spend the winter holiday with visitors amidst a sparkling snowy landscape!The “Anna & Elsa’s Frozen Fantasy” event will run until March 20.

The “Anna & Elsa’s Frozen Fantasy” special event runs from January 13 to March 20. (Image source / Tokyo Disneyland)

During the “Anna & Elsa’s Frozen Fantasy” event, the entire park will be transformed through Queen Elsa’s magic into a silver-white kingdom adorned with ice crystal decorations. Additionally, sisters Anna and Elsa will make their debut in a brand-new welcome parade called “Frozen Fantasy Welcome Parade,” greeting guests along the parade route and singing the movie’s iconic theme song, “Let It Go,” bringing delightful surprises to the sunlit park. Best of all, they will also make special guest appearances during the park’s most popular nighttime show, “Once Upon a Time,” through projection mapping technology, taking part in the limited-time-only “Once Upon a Time: Winter Special Edition”!

Characters and scenes from the Frozen movie can be spotted throughout the park. (Image source / Tokyo Disneyland)

Anna and Elsa will also appear via projection mapping on Cinderella Castle during the event. (Image source / Tokyo Disneyland)

Transparent, glittering ice flowers transform the park into a beautiful snowy world. (Image source / Tokyo Disneyland)

Flakes of snow turn Disneyland into a true ice kingdom. (Image source / Tokyo Disneyland)

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