So Disney on their blog announced a bunch of Frozen-themed entertainment offerings at DHS this summer
http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2014/06/get-ready-to-experience-frozen-summer-fun-live-at-disneys-hollywood-studios/
Is this a big thing? (If Disney wanted to, they could probably make the stage show a permanent thing) Also, do you think this symbolizes that Disney may want to build a permanent Frozen themed ride at DHS (a ride at that park is much needed imo) Or is this just Disney capitalizing on a popular film in a relatively inexpensive way, and this means nothing long-term speaking?
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James has a point. I don't think that Disney wants people wasting 4 hours in line, missing out on the other parts of the park, and the new Mine Train ride that Disney had advertised a load of times. The new events signal a possible Frozen themed- ride/land at Walt Disney World.
Note: I believe merchandising and box office wise, Frozen might be among the most successful movies of all time, among the ranks of Star Wars and Titanic.
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My guess is that it's an attempt to try and alleviate some of the crowds at Magic Kingdom and bring down the daily 300 minute wait times to meet Anna and Elsa. Of course, all that depends on how truly interactive this is.