Disney's Frozen Magic Arrives in Paris

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Disney's bringing Arrendel to life for real, right outside Paris at what used to be Walt

Disney Studios Park.

It flips to Disney Adventure World this Sunday with the grand opening of World of Frozen,

part of a massive 2 billion-year-old expansion, picture a full Nordic village, a sparkling

lagoon, and even a chatty robotics snowman hanging with kids on the Frozen Ever After

Boat Ride.

The upgrade packs in way more, like a huge central lake, a tangled adventure spot, 15

fresh dining spots, and a killer nighttime showblending.

Water affects with flying drones, the first of its kind worldwide.

Nearly 90% of the second park, got a total makeover since it launched back in 2002.

Fans are buzzing because Frozen and Tangle pull straight from European tales, like Hans

Christian Anderson's Snow Queen and the Grim Brothers.

Rapunzel

Disney's creative director nailed it, saying a cozy northern village fits perfect here

in France.

From rough starts in 1992, as Euro-Disney French critics, Trast at Hard, all the place

has boomed to 445 million, visitors and 70,000 jobs.

French President Emmanuel Macron, swung by Friday, calling a Europe's top tourist spot

and hyping 1,000 new gigs from the build-out.

This Paris push ties into Disney's $60 billion global park spree, fueling over half their

experiences income.

Adventure World is set to level up visits even more, blending magic with that old world

charm.