frozen characters at Disneyland?

ksprefton

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Does anyone know if the Frozen girls, (ie. Anna & Elsa) have a meet/greet at Disneyland or DCA? Is so, where?

Thanks for your input
 
They do indeed and it's hard to miss as it's in Fantasyland and Olaf is on the snow covered roof!!

It's a long wait though - averaging 2 hours. We saw it drop to 45 min one day but it was raining - otherwise I always so 120 minutes and there were days when lines elsewhere were not bad.

I do believe that you are not guaranteed to meet both but might only meet one. We did not wait in the line - the kids waved to Olaf and were good with that!

I am sure you will get other info as it's been a hot topic of late.
 
Thanks so much! My neice is going in May and hoping to meet them. Im on the East Coast and hadnt heard anything about Frozen at Disneyland. Just all the craziness at WDW. We had a 5 hour wait to meet them at Epcot this past January so a 2 hour wait doesnt seem so bad....haha.

Thanks again!
 
As sherilaine mentioned, they do meet in Fantasyland. When enter FL from MS, veer to the left (the side with Snow White and Pinocchio). The building with Olaf on the roof will be visible. If you end up on the right side of FL (Peter Pan side), you might miss the building; I was surprised that it's actually on the harder side to see when approaching from Mr. Toad/Alice/Mad Tea Cups.

As others have said, prepare yourself for a long line. Most recent reports indicate that your best chance at seeing Anna and Elsa together are first thing in the morning (when the M&G opens).
 

Hi all,

Anyone know if there's a schedule for the sisters, or do they just show up randomly?
 
We were at Disneyland at rope drop on Monday, March 10th. We headed straight to Frozen, figuring it was our best chance for a shorter wait in line.

As people were lining up, a cast member let everyone know that Elsa would not be there and that she couldn't say whether or not she'd be there at all that day. So we only got to see Anna, but I have to say, she was AMAZING!

It would have been really nice if Elsa had been there, too, but our grandkids never seemed disappointed that she wasn't at the meet and greet. Now I understand Elsa is very popular and she's the one a lot of girls and boys are hoping to see. Kind of makes me sad for Anna!

Honestly, the wait in line was worth it. Anna was so good with the kids and really took her time with them. I was starting to get worried that we were taking too much time and that people in line behind us were ready to kick us out, but a cast member and the photographer both told me not to worry and to let the kids take all the time they wanted! We ended up with a lot of absolutely wonderful photos!
 
Anyone know if there's a schedule for the sisters, or do they just show up randomly?

No, they're on a set schedule (in that, their meet and greet is open for a specific amount of time). Based on the times guide, it looks like they're meeting from 10:00 am to 4:30 pm daily. Now, in terms of which sister will be there (Anna, Elsa, or both), they do not post that information. So, who you will meet is kind of random. Most reports indicate that Anna is more common than Elsa.

Do they appear in he parade too? Or just at the meet and greet.

I've not seen them in the parade, so at this point, I think it's just the meet and greet. The current parade (Soundsational) features several of the princesses; I think it has Belle, Snow, Aurora, Cinderella, Ariel, Tiana, and Rapunzel.
 
Thanks figment_jii. Hopefully when we get there both sisters will be there.
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We met them yesterday. We got to magic morning at 7 and rode some things, then got in line to meet them at 8. We were the third "family" to meet them, first group inside the building. They were great. The photographer was terrible though and all my personal pictures that he took came out blurry. Very disappointed in that. We had a lot of fun though and thought it was worth it to wait.
 
You said you got in line to meet them at 8:00 am - what time did they actually start greeting guests? You sound like a person after my own heart.
 
You said you got in line to meet them at 8:00 am - what time did they actually start greeting guests? You sound like a person after my own heart.

They started greeting people at 10:00. I also heard that there was a better chance of meeting both of them in the morning, so we wanted to make sure we were there first thing.
 
We went in December and waited for about a hour. My daughter was so bummed because when we got in line, Elsa was there, but by the time we were inside the building, Elsa had left. Since this is such a hit, I think they should have multiple people playing those characters so both are always there!!
 
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