The images show that not only will there be a lake-front village but an enormous artificial mountain range.
"Known right now as 'Frozen Land,' the new land will be made up of a water attraction — similar to the one under construction at Hong Kong Disneyland — two shops, a restaurant and a place to meet the two queens of Arendelle," the website tweeted.
While Disneyland Epcot opened a 'Frozen Ever After' ride in 2016, Disneyland Paris will be getting its own version of the ride within the new Frozen 'land'.
"Guests will see the snow-capped mountain of Arendelle in the distance opposite a magnificent lake, with an attraction that will take them to the centre of the kingdom," read the Disney Parks blog post on the plans, in 2019. "The area will also include character encounters, a new restaurant and a shop securing a permanent presence of this beloved franchise at Disneyland Paris."
The new development will be a coup for the Paris resort. It was announced following a meeting between French president Emmanuel Macron and Disney CEO Bob Iger, at the very Disney-like setting of the Élysée Palace.
"This is the largest investment we're making in Disneyland Paris since it opened in 1992," said Iger in an interview for ChooseFrance tourism campaign.
Iger confirmed that the French resort would receive a $3.9 billion expansion, including the addition of Marvel and Star Wars theme lands. The expansion will double the current size of Disneyland Paris.
Frozen 2 recently became the highest grossing animated film of all time, taking in $2 billion worldwide, narrowly beating the box-office takings of Frozen 1 – the original film in the franchise and previous record holder.