The famous movie 'Frozen' with catchy theme songs such as 'Let It Go' and 'Love Is an Open Door' will finally reveal itself and be out of the screens in Epcot in Florida. This is the location of Disney's headquarters, and it is planning to dedicate a portion of Disneyland to the movie.
Reports indicate that the engineers of the company will replace the Malestrom Ride with a Frozen-inspired new fascination that families, especially the children, will love to see personally. The characters Anna, Elsa, Kristof and Olaf will be catered in a virtual tour that has three-dimensional images projected on the walls of the ride.
According to Kathy Mangum, creative executive at Walt Disney World Resort, the visitors can look forward to experiencing the movie in real life as they go along the ride that will make the experience unique and unprecedented, Wall Street Journal reports. Furthermore, a group of composers will also modify the theme songs of the movie to keep the guests entertained.
According to People, the 'Frozen Ever After' ride is expected to last more than four minutes and is set during a winter festival that takes place during the summer. This event is proclaimed as the favorite social gathering of the people of Arandelle, the townspeople featured in the movie. The goal of this project is to give visitors an opportunity to see Oaken's Trading Post, Marshmallow the giant snowman, Troll Valley, and many other settings found inside the movie.
This development inside Disney World will surely keep Disney's 'Frozen' fans excited, much like how great the turnout of the movie was when it was released on the big screen. 'Frozen Ever After' will bring families and children the adventure of a lifetime as they hear familiar songs sung in a different manner, witness characters like Anna, Kristof, Olaf, and Elsa brought to life, and experience the feeling like there's Norway in the United States of America.
