But knowing Disney, exploring the concept of lesbianism or LGBT per se in an animated film seems an awkward thing to do. As an entertainment conglomerate, the company still believes in the same old fairy tale stuff from storybooks and less on what is going on in the world today.
In addition, a homosexual rebranding of Queen Elsa would compromise the so-called family-oriented values that the film intends to teach to children.
While nearly everyone else waiting for the sequel of the most successful animated film in history, “Frozen,” are speculating about the plotlines and new characters, Disneyland has unveiled a new “Frozen”-themed magical attraction at the “Frozen” theme park in Norway.
The two main attractions are the Royal Sommerhus, where kids can meet with Elsa and Anna; and the Frozen Ever After ride, which will feature more “Frozen” characters.
According to Lauren Niederhiser, Disney’s Imagineering assistant project manager, explained that the new “Frozen” theme park will be an extension of the Norway Pavilion.
She added that now that true love has conquered all, they were able to open up the summer cabin, invite guests in, and it shall be where Anna and Elsa will meet them.
The “Frozen” theme park in Norway along with the reported “Frozen” Broadway musical to debut next year will certainly heighten the excitement for “Frozen 2” which shall hit theaters in 2018.
I still Ship Jack Frost with Elsa as boyfriend and girlfriend love interest to be in the Sequel movie of Frozen 2.
But if they want Elsa to be single then I’m okay with that. Can’t wait to see the frozen two movies.