
On a good day, the Frozen Ever After wait time is 60 minutes or less. Plan ahead: All the ride’s Fast Passes are usually gone every day by 9am.
We had Two Magical Moments happen to us at Epcot Norway!
We had two Fast Passes to ride the Frozen Ever After attraction at Epcot Norway…for the three of us. That was as many Fast Passes as we were able to get that week for an early evening timeslot.
But, the ride cast member let us all in! There was hardly any wait line, maybe 10 minutes. (It was really close to IllumiNations show time, around 8:35pm.)
We’ve been on the ride several times, but it was our mom’s first time.

Elsa and Anna are the most advanced animatronics in all of WDW. Look at their faces!
The Frozen Ever After attraction takes guests to Arendelle and immerses them in the movie’s favorite moments and music.

The 4-minute ride moves along the Frozen storyline pretty fast.

Let it go, let it go….

Queen Elsa singing as the long boat goes over the mini falls backwards.

This is the ride’s best scene.
Watch Frozen Ever After POV (full ride): Frozen Ever After ride

July 2017: 5 Hour wait time under the hot Florida sun! 😦
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Walking into the Frozen meet and greet area.
Anna and Elsa have their meet & greet place right next door to Frozen Ever After.
We did not have Fast Passes for that (none available) but the cast member let us right in!
A seccond Magical Frozen Moment in less than 20 minutes!!!
We gave her a big hug on our way out. Disney Magic at its best.

Meeting Queen Elsa.

Princess Anna

Queen Elsa greeting us.

Queen Elsa asking us if the winter has been cold in Colorado. (It was cold in Orlando the day we went, 52 degrees!)
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The first time we saw the princesses was the week before the movie opened in Nov. 2013…there was only a 5 minute wait to see Anna & Elsa. No one knew who they were! We were like: Tell us all about your movie…..
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