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It's ELSA!! 

Yes, this is the moment that all Frozen fans have been waiting for. When you finally glide in to meet Elsa in her famous blue dress singing Let it Go, it is just as spectacular as you’d imagine. Though you’ll likely be instantly spellbound by the gorgeous Elsa animatronic’s fluid movements, animated face, and beautiful costume, take a moment to look up as the music comes to a crescendo. You’ll see an amazing chandelier that will glow with light as Elsa blasts you with her ice magic, sending your boat backwards through a hall as pillars of ice rise around you and moments from the movie appear on either side of the boat in time with the music. 

This entire scene happens really quickly, and while you might be fixated on singing Elsa (who you can still see in front of you as you speed backwards), you’d be doing yourself a disservice if you didn’t look to the left and right to appreciate all the gorgeous scenery. Even the ceiling is worth taking notice of, as you can see Elsa’s ice magic light up above as you move backwards.

The Let it Go sequence is easily one of the most impressive (and intense!) scenes in any Walt Disney World dark ride, and guests may be overwhelmed at first, but just make sure you don’t forget to look around and you’ll be able to take it all in. 

Marshmallow and the snowgies send you splashing down

After a quick jet of icy fog at the conclusion of this scene, you’ll find yourself backing into a small cove that features a bunch of silly looking snowgies as well as a menacing (yet somehow still friendly looking) Marshmallow. There’s not much to see in this area which is a good thing, as one breathy roar from Marshmallow will quickly send you down a slide. Its unlikely, but you may get a little splash at the bottom of this hill, depending on the boat’s weight distribution and where you’re sitting. Oh, and don’t forget to smile, as an on-ride photo will be snapped just as you’re going down the hill.

Splashing down to a celebration

When you arrive at the bottom you’re back in Arendelle, and the celebration of the Summer Snow day is in full swing, with a miniature version of the castle all decked out and fireworks going off in the distance. Fans who can peel their eyes away from the dazzling castle for one moment for a quick glance to the right will see a fun reference to Maelstrom as well (that's one thing we're not going to spoil for you).

As you round the attraction’s last corner, you’ll see Anna and Elsa again, this time in their Frozen Fever outfits. The sisters are also joined by Olaf and are singing a special three-part version of In Summer while bidding guests farewell. From there your boat will proceed to the unloading area, and you'll disembark Frozen Ever After. 

Have you been able to experience Frozen Ever After yet? What are your impressions of this attraction? 

 
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