Disney didn’t have much to show of Frozen 3 at D23 this weekend, but it has now at least confirmed when you’ll be able to watch it.
As reported by Deadline, Disney has slotted Frozen 3 into a Thanksgiving-week release date, opting for the day before the US holiday, November 24… 2027. Yep, if you couldn’t guess from the fact that the only thing the house of mouse had to share of the threequel was a piece of concept art, the film is a while away. There’s actually seemingly two more films, in fact, as at the time of its reveal producer Jennifer Lee said, “Coming out of Frozen 2, we still have some questions. A lot of questions actually. Now, you see why we need two films to tell this story.” Disney CEO Bob Iger previously teased that a Frozen 4 might be in the works back in 2023, so this tease from Lee isn’t all that surprising.
The 2027 release is actually a bit of a delay, as the film was originally expected to release sometime in 2026. A November release does make sense though, as that’s inline with the previous two Frozen films as well. Plot details haven’t been shared about the threequel, but the concept art that was released does somewhat hint as to what you can expect – it shows Elsa, Anna, and Olaf riding on horses heading towards some kind of magical, floating kingdom, with a shadow of a figure holding a spear seen behind them.
