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Disney's Blizzard Beach Returns on November 13 With New 'Frozen' Theme Disney World's Blizzard Beach has been closed since January for remodeling.

By Madeline Garfinkle •

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Turns out you don't need to go up north to experience some winter magic.

Disney World's Blizzard Beach water park, located in Orlando, Florida, will finally reopen on November 13 — and there are new touches to commemorate the start of the holiday season, a Disney blog reported on Tuesday.

The park will showcase new features from the animated sensation Frozen. The additions include statues of fan-favorite characters like Olaf and his Snowgie pals, as well as Elsa and Anna's iconic igloo castle.

Related: 'Frozen' Gives Licensed Toy Sales a Boost

Disney World's Blizzard Beach, which has always had a winter theme, opened in 1995 and became a festive success. It closed in January 2022 for refurbishment. Now, the final touches are ready to be showcased, and beyond the new Frozen-themed features, a new lift has been installed for transporting the tubes to the top of Runoff Rapids.

The heated water park will also have limited-time holiday specials through December 31, such as festive treats, snowfall and Santa Claus decked out in tropical garb.

Related: Disney Fans Slam CEO Bob Chapek After More Park Price Hikes
Madeline Garfinkle

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Madeline Garfinkle is a News Writer at Entrepreneur.com. She is a graduate from Syracuse University, and received an MFA from Columbia University. 

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