Arendelle Boutique at World of Frozen: Over 300 Hand-Painted Details from March 29, 2026

Starting March 29, 2026, Frozen fans at Disney Adventure World can finally immerse themselves fully in the Kingdom of Arendelle. In addition to the Frozen Ever After attraction and memorable encounters with Anna, Elsa and Olaf, a particularly detail-rich highlight awaits right next to the central Clock Tower: the Arendelle Boutique.

The shop tells the story of the toymaker couple Björn and Thea. Their wooden creations delighted young Anna and Elsa so much that they became the kingdom’s official suppliers.

Inside the boutique, guests will discover handcrafted treasures including intricately painted music boxes, miniature sleighs and chests. The centerpiece is a majestic wooden replica of Arendelle Castle featuring adorable figures of Anna, Elsa and Olaf.

Particularly charming are small details like the stuffed puffin from Elsa’s childhood or a statue of the steadfast tin soldier – a tribute to Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale “The Snow Queen,” which inspired Frozen.

Wood-carved puppets of Anna and Elsa adorn the Clock Tower itself, commemorating the day true love triumphed.

The Imagineers at Walt Disney Imagineering Paris have done outstanding work. Over 300 accessories were either restored or created from scratch, each one carefully hand-painted in Arendelle’s signature colors and motifs.

“We took care to hand-paint each accessory using Arendelle’s colors and graphic elements in order to immerse guests in the story we wanted to tell in this boutique,” explains Amandine Deschamps, set decorator at Walt Disney Imagineering Paris.

Her colleague Laurent Wicher adds: “We created or acquired over 300 accessories for World of Frozen, many of which are displayed on decorative ledges and shelves throughout the shop. During construction, our workshop quickly turned into an enormous cave of wonders!”

In addition to the wooden sculptures, guests will find clothing and objects adorned with elegant rosemaling motifs. A collection reinterprets Nordic dress codes in stylish fashion. Those who want to share their memories can send a postcard from the village mailbox right beside the shop.