Frozen Ever After - Revision history

Mmouse at 17:29, 10 October 2021

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Mmouse at 23:17, 13 October 2018

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 | custom_label_1     = Based On
 | custom_value_1     = Disney's Frozen
-|custom_label_2= FastPass +
+|custom_label_2=Disney Genie +
-|custom_value_2= Yes (Group 1)
+|custom_value_2= No (Lightning Lane Exclusive)
 | custom_label_3= Replaced
 | custom_value_3= [[Maelstrom]]}}

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 ==Attraction Plot==
 [[Image:SvenFrozenEver.jpg|400px|thumb|Sven and Anna in Frozen Ever After. Photo by Theme Park Tourist]]
 Entering the palace, guests finally see Elsa, who shows off her powers as she sings “Let it Go”. At this point, the boats begin to travel backwards as guests exit the palace. Descending down, guests pass by Marshmallow the giant snowman and the Snowgies. After passing the snow monster, guests go down a drop before sailing in to Arendelle for the “Summer Snow Day” celebration. Once inside the village, guests pass by Elsa, Anna and Olaf who are singing “In Summer”. After hearing the trio sing, guests reach the unloading area and disembark.

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 {{Quotation|"We really wanted guests to connect with the characters and feel like they went to Elsa’s ice palace or the frozen willow forest. It’s little things like the way Elsa crosses her arms so they are always brought together to the same place every time. This could not have been done with hydraulics."}}
-Finally, on June 21, 2016 Frozen Ever After officially opened <ref>http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/frozen-ever-after/news/21jun2016-video---frozen-ever-after-opens-at-epcots-norway-pavilion.htm</ref>.
+After nearly 20 month of construction, Frozen Ever After finally opened on June 21, 2016 <ref>http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/frozen-ever-after/news/21jun2016-video---frozen-ever-after-opens-at-epcots-norway-pavilion.htm</ref>. Since opening the attraction has not seen any major changes.
 ==Attraction Plot==

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 Although Frozen Ever After used much of Maelstrom's infrastructure, the attraction also featured new cutting edge technology. Frozen Ever After was the first attraction to use all-electric Audio Animatronics which allowed the characters to have increased fluidity and more lifelike motion. Furthermore, like the [[Seven Dwarfs Mine Train]], the Audio Animatronics in Frozen Ever After feature projection faces, giving them a wider range of emotions. When creating these Audio Animatronics, Imagineers worked closely with the animators of Frozen to ensure that their emotions and movements were natural.  When discussing the Animatronics Winter noted:
-{{Quotation|"“We really wanted guests to connect with the characters and feel like they went to Elsa’s ice palace or the frozen willow forest. It’s little things like the way Elsa crosses her arms so they are always brought together to the same place every time. This could not have been done with hydraulics."}}
+{{Quotation|"We really wanted guests to connect with the characters and feel like they went to Elsa’s ice palace or the frozen willow forest. It’s little things like the way Elsa crosses her arms so they are always brought together to the same place every time. This could not have been done with hydraulics."}}
 Finally, on June 21, 2016 Frozen Ever After officially opened <ref>http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/frozen-ever-after/news/21jun2016-video---frozen-ever-after-opens-at-epcots-norway-pavilion.htm</ref>.

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 Although Frozen Ever After used much of Maelstrom's infrastructure, the attraction also featured new cutting edge technology. Frozen Ever After was the first attraction to use all-electric Audio Animatronics which allowed the characters to have increased fluidity and more lifelike motion. Furthermore, like the [[Seven Dwarfs Mine Train]], the Audio Animatronics in Frozen Ever After feature projection faces, giving them a wider range of emotions. When creating these Audio Animatronics, Imagineers worked closely with the animators of Frozen to ensure that their emotions and movements were natural.  When discussing the Animatronics Winter noted:
-((Quotation|"“We really wanted guests to connect with the characters and feel like they went to Elsa’s ice palace or the frozen willow forest. It’s little things like the way Elsa crosses her arms so they are always brought together to the same place every time. This could not have been done with hydraulics."}}
+{{Quotation|"“We really wanted guests to connect with the characters and feel like they went to Elsa’s ice palace or the frozen willow forest. It’s little things like the way Elsa crosses her arms so they are always brought together to the same place every time. This could not have been done with hydraulics."}}
 Finally, on June 21, 2016 Frozen Ever After officially opened <ref>http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/frozen-ever-after/news/21jun2016-video---frozen-ever-after-opens-at-epcots-norway-pavilion.htm</ref>.

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 {{Quotation|“The original animated film was heavily influenced by Norwegian culture and the filmmakers conducted extensive research in Norway. Our team began our process in the same manner, visiting places in Norway that heavily influenced our work. While there’s clearly a Frozen twist to our story, honoring the culture and traditions of Norway was always among our guiding principles.”}}
-Like the [[Seven Dwarfs Mine Train]], the Audio Animatronics in Frozen Ever After feature projection faces, giving them a wider range of emotions. When discussing the Animatronics, project manager Wyatt Winter claimed:
+Although Frozen Ever After used much of Maelstrom's infrastructure, the attraction also featured new cutting edge technology. Frozen Ever After was the first attraction to use all-electric Audio Animatronics which allowed the characters to have increased fluidity and more lifelike motion. Furthermore, like the [[Seven Dwarfs Mine Train]], the Audio Animatronics in Frozen Ever After feature projection faces, giving them a wider range of emotions. When creating these Audio Animatronics, Imagineers worked closely with the animators of Frozen to ensure that their emotions and movements were natural.  When discussing the Animatronics Winter noted:
-{{Quotation|“We have taken the audio animatronics and pushed it to the next level, so you’ll see the characters coming to life in this Frozen Ever After." <ref> http://fortune.com/2016/06/21/disney-world-frozen-attractions/ </ref>}}
+((Quotation|"“We really wanted guests to connect with the characters and feel like they went to Elsa’s ice palace or the frozen willow forest. It’s little things like the way Elsa crosses her arms so they are always brought together to the same place every time. This could not have been done with hydraulics."}}
 Finally, on June 21, 2016 Frozen Ever After officially opened <ref>http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/frozen-ever-after/news/21jun2016-video---frozen-ever-after-opens-at-epcots-norway-pavilion.htm</ref>.

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 Frozen Ever After is a dark ride attraction located in the [[Norway]] pavilion at [[Epcot]].
 ==Attraction History==
-Frozen Ever After was announced as a replacement for the [[Maelstrom]] attraction on September 12, 2014. At the time, Disney stated that the new Frozen based attraction would, " Take guests to Arendelle and immerse them in many of their favorite moments and music from the film" <ref> https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2014/09/frozen-attraction-coming-to-epcot/ </ref>. On October 5, 2014 Maelstrom closed in order to make way for the new attraction <ref> http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/norway/news/12sep2014-disney-confirms-'frozen'-makeover-coming-to-epcot's-norway-pavilion.htm </ref>. Frozen Ever After's queue was built in the area that formally showed the Spirit of Norway film <ref> http://www.wdwmagic.com/attractions/frozen-ever-after/news/21jun2016-video---frozen-ever-after-opens-at-epcots-norway-pavilion.htm </ref>. Unlike its predecessor, Frozen Ever After has guests loading into their boats, and unloading in the same area <ref name= "coaster"> http://www.coaster101.com/2016/06/24/secrets-behind-frozen-ever/ </ref>. This allowed Imagineers to add a few additional feet to the Maelstrom track (which was reused) <ref name= "coaster"/>.  Like the [[Seven Dwarfs Mine Train]], the Audio Animatronics in Frozen Ever After feature projection faces, giving them a wider range of emotions. When discussing the Animatronics, project manager Wyatt Winter claimed:
+Frozen Ever After was initally announced on September 12, 2014, as a replacement for the [[Norway]] pavilion's [[Maelstrom]] attraction. Maelstrom was a boat ride attraction that took guests through the history of Norway, beginning in the country's folklore and ending in Modern times. A part of Norway since the pavilion opened, Maelstrom closed to guests on October 5, 2014.
 {{Quotation|“We have taken the audio animatronics and pushed it to the next level, so you’ll see the characters coming to life in this Frozen Ever After." <ref> http://fortune.com/2016/06/21/disney-world-frozen-attractions/ </ref>}}

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 ==Fun Facts and Trivia==
-* As guests sail back into Arendalle, they may notice a group of puffins looking on. These puffins were originally found in Maelstrom <ref> http://www.laughingplace.com/w/articles/2016/06/22/frozen-ever-brings-major-crowds-epcot/ </ref>.
+* As guests sail back into Arendelle, they may notice a group of puffins looking on. These puffins were originally found in Maelstrom <ref> http://www.laughingplace.com/w/articles/2016/06/22/frozen-ever-brings-major-crowds-epcot/ </ref>.
 * Following the Troll Valley scene, guests experience the same ride layout that they did on Maelstrom <ref> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=26gxSgDLQ_0 </ref>.
-* Frozen songrwiters Bobby Lopez and Kristen Anderson wrote new lyrics for the songs featured in Frozen Ever After <ref> https://ohmy.disney.com/news/2016/04/19/frozen-ever-after-epcot-attraction-to-feature-original-voice-cast-and-more/ </ref>.
+* Frozen songwriters Bobby Lopez and Kristen Anderson wrote new lyrics for the songs featured in Frozen Ever After <ref> https://ohmy.disney.com/news/2016/04/19/frozen-ever-after-epcot-attraction-to-feature-original-voice-cast-and-more/ </ref>.
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