Frozen Summer Fun Procession Question

[Stacey012345]

Am I overlooking it? I can't find a time for when the Frozen Procession would be during Frozen Summer Fun? Does it happen once or multiple times throughout the day? Thanks.

Frozen procession – Watch Anna and Elsa embark on a goodwill tour of neighboring kingdoms. The royal sisters are joined by Olaf, Kristoff, the ice cutters and joyous citizens of Arendelle who skate and “snow ski” their way through the procession—pausing twice along the route as Guests in Hollywoodland are invited to join in a rendition of “Let It Go.”

 

[Stacey012345]

Anyone have any tips on this please? Even if based on last year's experience? It will help with planning the HS day.

 

[hiroMYhero]

The Processional will be held twice per day although precise times have not been announced.

Last Summer, it was once per day at 11:00, I believe.

From lovethattink's Official Frozen Thread:

• Frozen Royal Welcome – Twice each day, Anna, Elsa and Kristoff take part in a festive cavalcade throughout Hollywoodland, accompanied by the Royal Arendelle Flag Corps and a flurry of skaters, skiiers and ice cutters – along with lovable snowman, Olaf. Anna leads the procession in a beautiful horse-drawn sleigh, with Elsa gliding by on a stunning, ice palace float. The entire procession pauses twice along the route in tribute to these visitors from Arendelle, as everyone in Hollywoodland is invited to join in singing “Let It Go!”

 

[RJstanis]

I want know this too but they haven't announced it yet.

 

[Stacey012345]

The Processional will be held twice per day although precise times have not been announced.

Last Summer, it was once per day at 11:00, I believe.

From lovethattink's Official Frozen Thread:

• Frozen Royal Welcome – Twice each day, Anna, Elsa and Kristoff take part in a festive cavalcade throughout Hollywoodland, accompanied by the Royal Arendelle Flag Corps and a flurry of skaters, skiiers and ice cutters – along with lovable snowman, Olaf. Anna leads the procession in a beautiful horse-drawn sleigh, with Elsa gliding by on a stunning, ice palace float. The entire procession pauses twice along the route in tribute to these visitors from Arendelle, as everyone in Hollywoodland is invited to join in singing “Let It Go!”

Thanks, HiroMYHero. It is strange how that description differs slightly from the one I posted above (I took it direct from the Disney World website). Do we know when they would announce those times, by chance? Thanks!

 

[hiroMYhero]

I believe watching lovethattink's thread and Disney Parks Blog will be the best way to find out. There are probably major scheduling issues especially if Processional performers are also in FoF in MK.

Planning for FPs in the afternoon rather than the morning will probably be best.

 

[Stacey012345]

I believe watching lovethattink's thread and Disney Parks Blog will be the best way to find out. There are probably major scheduling issues especially if Processional performers are also in FoF in MK.

Planning for FPs in the afternoon rather than the morning will probably be best.

Thanks, I m most concerned with a lunch ADR we have for 11:30 on our HS day and making sure we could still see the procession! I will be watching...

 

[runmickeyrun]

That would be cutting it close if it starts at 11:00. We were there last year and it is difficult to move around to get to an ADR if you aren't on the correct side of the street.

 

[Stacey012345]

That would be cutting it close if it starts at 11:00. We were there last year and it is difficult to move around to get to an ADR if you aren't on the correct side of the street.

That is my concern, but I don't think I can easily shift that ADR and don't want to hassle with trying if they are moving to 2x a day and potentially neither could be 11 or if there is an 11, there is another option. Sigh. I hope they release the times soon, it will also impact how to plan FP as well.

 

[hiroMYhero]

Definitely keep the 11:30 ADR. With two Processionals, there should be reduced crowd levels at both, and, you'll have a good idea of where to stand to get to your ADR. Which restaurant?

 

[librarymom2007]

Thank you for asking. We are going in August and being the planner that I am I was stressing out that it doesn't mention a time anywhere that I could find!

 

[Ceryssa]

I don't think they've announced the times yet. The parade does sound a bit different this year; maybe it's a little longer. We didn't have too much trouble getting out of the area after the procession last year, and it only lasted 10 minutes or so.

 

[Stacey012345]

Definitely keep the 11:30 ADR. With two Processionals, there should be reduced crowd levels at both, and, you'll have a good idea of where to stand to get to your ADR. Which restaurant?

The ADR is at Sci-Fi Dine In.
I definitely am keeping the ADR, just trying to figure out how to make sure we can also do the Processional.

 

[hiroMYhero]

The ADR is at Sci-Fi Dine In.
I definitely am keeping the ADR, just trying to figure out how to make sure we can also do the Processional.

Even if it's at 11:00, you'll have time to get to SciFi. It will also depend on exactly where the stage is located and if you want to watch the Processional from a shaded area. Just have a plan to get to Commissary Lane to head directly to SciFi as soon as the "stop" portion of the Processional is completed.

 

[Stacey012345]

Even if it's at 11:00, you'll have time to get to SciFi. It will also depend on exactly where the stage is located and if you want to watch the Processional from a shaded area. Just have a plan to get to Commissary Lane to head directly to SciFi as soon as the "stop" portion of the Processional is completed.

Thank you, this is very helpful, too!