Tokyo DisneySea Shares Behind the Scenes Look at Construction of Elsa’s Ice Palace

Tokyo DisneySea Shares Behind the Scenes Look at Construction of Elsa’s Ice Palace

Elsa’s ice palace is coming to Tokyo DisneySea and the resort shared a behind the scenes look at the construction. The palace is coming to Frozen Kingdom, one of three new areas coming to Fantasy Springs in the park.

Related – Opening Date Announced for Fantasy Springs at Tokyo DisneySea

The Tokyo Disney Resort shared a video featuring concept art, clips of construction, and a final look at Elsa’s Ice Palace. Take a look:

Frozen Kingdom encompasses Arendelle and the distant North Mountain, in a timeline between the first and second Frozen films. Queen Elsa, having embraced her icy powers, opens the castle gates for visitors to freely wander.

Immerse yourself in a heartwarming attraction narrating Elsa and Anna’s tale aboard boats, featuring iconic songs and unexpected thrills. Additionally, relish a dining experience within Arendelle Castle, nestled at the base of stunning snow-covered mountains.

Fantasy Springs will open on June 6, 2024.

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