With one of the most anticipated openings for a new Disney World attraction in history, "Frozen Ever After" finally opened to the public on June 21st.  The attraction is located within the Norway Pavilion at EPCOT, which makes sense since Disney's blockbuster "Frozen" used the Country of Norway as a major theme in the movie.

There were a lot of negative nancy's chirping all of the Internet even before this attraction opened.  Many of them were hard supporters of the attraction that was previously located in this space, "Maelstrom", although I don't seem to remember such support for it in the past.  During the first week though, they may have been smiling a bit as many visitors were shocked as they were told how long the wait was.  Below is a picture snapped by a visitor, and, yes, those are actually minutes...


That being said, the ride itself has been getting tremendously positive reviews.  It must be pretty spectacular for visitors to speak so greatly about it, especially after waiting for a full 5 hours (reports are that even FastPass'ers had to wait up to 3 hours).  Disney's FastPass won't be much use for most visitors, since Disney limits FastPass access to new rides and attractions.

If any of our readers have the good fortune of having already visited this attractions, please share your experiences with us.  For the rest of us, this point of view video will have to do for now...

Are you one of the millions of fans of Disney's "Frozen"?  Do you have children that dream of traveling to the Kingdom of Adrendelle and being a part of Princess Elsa's world?  It's easy to turn on the movie, and imagine yourself transported to this magical land.  Well, that imagining is going to get a whole lot easier, and a whole lot more real.  A Frozen attraction is coming to Disney World's Epcot Theme Park.

Last year the Maelstrom ride was removed from Epcot, and they are now building the Frozen attraction in its place.  Of course, this totally makes sense!  This area is part of the Norway Pavilion.  The aesthetics of the movie Frozen were inspired by Norway.  So, the new attraction, which is going to be named "Frozen Ever After", with scenes and locations inspired by the movie "Frozen", will certainly fit right in.



Starting next year, fans will be able to visit Princess Elsa and Anna, be a part of the Winter in Summer Celebration taking place, see Oaken's Trading Post, Troll Valley, Marshmallow the giant snowman, and, OF COURSE, hear Elsa singing her beautiful song "Let It Go".  If you're unfamiliar with the song, which can only mean that you've been living under a rock for the past 2 years, then we're pleased to give you your first experience...