Emma Bunton and Holly Willoughby wear Mickey Mouse ears as they lead the stars at the launch of Disneyland Paris’ World of Frozen

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Emma Bunton and Holly Willoughby were among the first celebrities to experience the new World of Frozen at Disneyland Paris on Saturday, and both wore Mickey Mouse ears for the launch event.

Spice Girl Melanie Chisholm, age 50, and TV host Emma Willis, 45, both attended a press event for the newly rebranded Disney Adventure World in Paris.

At the press event, Emma embraced the Disney theme by wearing navy Minnie Mouse ears with embroidery and a tie decorated with Mickey Mouse patterns.

For her night out, she chose a simple but stylish outfit: a white shirt, high-waisted straight-leg jeans, a long cream coat, and Doc Marten boots.

Holly chose a navy sweater, light blue jeans, a navy coat, and sturdy brown leather boots. She finished the look with black Mickey Mouse ears.

Also in attendance on Saturday was supermodel Naomi Campbell, who arrived in a chic ensemble. 

She was wearing a matching denim outfit: a dark blue, cropped top with wide sleeves and a belt, combined with wide-leg jeans that had slits in the legs.

Naomi finished her look with bold black and blue platform shoes and a pair of visor sunglasses.

Lucas Bravo, the French actor from Emily in Paris, was also spotted wearing a black and red puffer jacket by North Face.

He paired the jacket with a navy half zip, grey t-shirt, jeans and orange tinted spectacles. 

French actress Léa Seydoux and shoe designer Christian Louboutin attended the launch event together.

Walt Disney Studios is getting a new name – Disney Adventure World – and will soon feature exciting attractions based on favorites like The Lion King, Frozen, and Up, along with other fully immersive experiences.

Each night, the park’s main lake will feature a spectacular show with water screens, fountains, dazzling effects, and a coordinated drone performance.

Next year, guests will be able to step into the world of Disney’s Frozen at a new attraction! You’ll be transported to the Kingdom of Arendelle and meet beloved characters like Anna, Elsa, and Olaf.

Disney has released photos showing the final work being done on the North Mountain section of the park, which stands 36 meters tall.

Disney Adventure World will soon feature a new ride based on the movie Up, marking the first time a Disney park has ever included an attraction inspired by the beloved Pixar film.

Guests will experience a flying carousel that lifts and spins, providing a stunning overhead view of the park. It’s designed to feel like you’re floating, similar to the iconic house scene with Carl and Russell from the movie.

Work on the new ride is scheduled to start by the end of 2025. A themed garden, drawing inspiration from the animated movies Tangled and Toy Story, will also be built nearby.

Disney has also revealed that in Autumn 2025, construction will begin on a Lion King-themed world.

This marks the first time ever that a Disney park anywhere in the world has created an entire land based on the popular Disney movie.

Get ready for a breathtaking new attraction that combines amazing water effects with incredibly realistic animatronic technology! You’ll be transported straight into the world of The Lion King, where Simba is waiting to take you on an unforgettable journey filled with beloved songs from the original 1994 movie.

Guests will begin their journey in the caves under Pride Rock, a towering landmark reaching 37 metres high. From there, they’ll experience a magical and emotional adventure through famous moments from the classic animated film, traveling along a winding path with three thrilling drops, the largest of which plunges 16 metres.

Michel Den Dulk, a creative leader at Walt Disney Imagineering, announced that construction will soon begin on a new, immersive area of Disney Adventure World themed around The Lion King, including a major new attraction. He described it as an important next step for the park.

The highlight of the event will be a celebration of everything that makes Disney experiences special: beloved characters, memorable music, captivating environments and special effects, and thrilling adventures designed to delight guests at every turn.

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2026-03-29 00:04