Is World Of Frozen Entry Included With Disneyland Paris Tickets?

Now that Disneyland Paris has officially confirmed the opening date for World of Frozen, excitement is soaring and so are the questions from UK travellers booking their 2025 trips.

This particular question is one of the most popular we have been asked: Do you think we’ll need a special ticket to enter World of Frozen, or is it included with normal park admission?

Here's everything we know so far, including how access is likely to work, queue management ideas, and which experiences we think may require reservations.

Is World of Frozen Included With Regular Disneyland Paris Tickets?

Yes, World of Frozen is included with a standard Disneyland Paris theme park ticket.

If you have valid admission to Disney Adventure World (currently Walt Disney Studios Park), you can enter the new Frozen-themed land at no extra cost.

There is no separate ticket, no paid add-on, and no premium fee required, you just step into Arendelle.

However because demand for the new land will be extremely high, (especially during its first months), expect to find:

• A separate entry queue may be used at busy times

• Capacity will be actively managed to prevent overcrowding

• A virtual or timed entry system similar to the Avengers Campus opening is possible.

This means you will get in, but you may need to wait, and you may be routed through a dedicated access point.

What Might Require Reservations or Additional Access?

Here's a breakdown of how access is likely to work across the land at the main two attractions.

A Royal Encounter with Anna & Elsa

Meeting Anna and Elsa inside Arendelle Castle is expected to be one of the most in-demand character experiences in the parks. Expect reservations to be required via the official Disneyland Paris app.

Standard World of Frozen access will not guarantee meet-and-greet entry so if this is a priority for your family, make securing this reservation part of your plan.

Frozen Ever After

Frozen Ever After is the headline attraction for World of Frozen and will operate with:

• Standard standby queue

• Disney Premier Access (DPA) paid queue

BUT don’t expect Disney Premier Access Ultimate to give you access to the World of Frozen access queue (your land-wide entry). This is a very important detail not to overlook. Premier Access Ultimate does not grant access to any dedicated queue for entering World of Frozen itself; it only applies to the ride queue, not land entry.

What UK Travellers Should Expect in the First Months

Based on previous Disneyland Paris land launches (Avengers Campus and the Toy Story Playland expansion), UK visitors should anticipate:

1. Queueing to enter World of Frozen:

• Especially between 10am and 4pm.

• Early arrivals will likely have the shortest waits.

2. Peak crowds during weekends and public holidays, including UK & French school holidays. At these times more structured capacity management will occur.

3. High demand for meet-and-greet reservations which will likely be fully booked very quickly when released.

4. Premier Access likely to sell out daily. Expect Frozen Ever After to be one of the highest-demand attractions in the resort, on the level of Crush's Coaster and Spider-Man W.E.B. Adventure.

Is World of Frozen in Disneyland Paris Worth Prioritising?

This is definitely worth prioritising if you have a trip booked and you’re a huge Frozen fan. This is part of the resort's most ambitious project and it is the first new land in years. You’ll get to experience:

• A ride you can normally only experience in EPCOT or Hong Kong Disney

• A stunningly detailed Arendelle village with bay, clock tower, shops, and Nordic-style dining

• A major new indoor meet-and-greet venue

• A full re-imagining of the park this land sits within as Walt Disney Studios Park becomes Disney Adventure World.

It's going to be a centrepiece for many 2026 and 2027 Disneyland trips.

Magic in a Minute

Entry to World of Frozen is going to be included with your regular Disneyland Paris theme park ticket. But expect popular experiences to require reservations. Queue systems are likely, and peak days will see controlled entry. UK guests should plan ahead, arrive early, and book character encounters as soon as possible.