Walt Disney World disclosed recently the latest details of the "Frozen Ever After" ride, a project that was announced last year. The "Frozen Ever After" ride will be enjoyed at the Norway pavilion at Disney's Epcot park in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.
In a recent CNN post, the ride is said to have been rendered artistically by the park and will be replacing the "Maelstrom."
The guests of the park will amazingly relive the moments of the movie 'Frozen' when they visit the Kingdom of Arendelle. The visitors will feel the magic powers of Elsa, just as she created the winter-in-summer day scene in the movie. The visitors will definitely experience that moment in the park ride.
Also part of the new attraction is Elsa's ice palace and the movie's North Mountain. There is no word out yet if the temperature will be cold in the ride, but Disney has always had the machinery of making amazing things happen.
According to RTTNEWS there are no new songs that will be featured in the ride, but the movie composers Robert Lopez and Kristen Anderson Lopez did some remake on the movie's existing melodies. Of course, one of the ride's music will be everyone's favorite - 'Let It Go.'
The Social Media Director of Disney Parks - Thomas Smith said: "'Frozen Ever After,' is an adventure fit for the entire family that will take guests through the kingdom of Arendelle. The fantastic Disney storytelling combined with new technology and favorite moments and music from the film will make guests feel like they stepped into the magical world of 'Frozen.'"
As stated by USA TODAY the characters of the movie 'Frozen" that will be seen in the ride are Olaf, Elsa and Anna, Sven and Kristoff, and even the frightening Marshmallow. Also featured are Snowgies from the animated short 'Frozen Fever'.
Frozen Ever After is expected to be launched in 2016 at Disney World's Epcot theme park.
