I just had a "Frozen" party yesterday for a girl's 5th birthday for 20 kids. There are new Elsa dolls out there from the Animated short trailer shown before Cinderella (I think she has a green dress). Anyway, they seemed excited, but it did die down a lot before the party was over. In the past, even the boys where singing the songs.

This morning while strolling summer school halls (before class started)with my ukulele, I met a teacher who was learning the chords for Frozen songs for her "Sped"
students.

Harris.
King of the run on sentences. ....

I don't know how often you go there but it was almost always busy ... 30 min + wait. It's easily the most popular attraction at the World Showcase. Waiting outside is not an indicator, as Disney is pretty darn good at making indoor lines.

I've been to Disneyworld 18 times now and spent many days in Epcot. I haven't seen a line for Maelstrom in years, but I'm guessing there will be one when it becomes a Frozen attraction. I was sad to see MuppetVision 3D go in California but the Frozen attraction that replaced it has lines round the block.

One of us must have been at Bizarro World, 'cuz I don't recall being there when there was not a line! LOL!

Dang it....how do
i post a pic in here?

You totally should have used that moment of "let it go" to let the balloon go flying around the room!! Lol!
"Are you going to sing it?"
"No, but I am going to let this go!" pffffffrrtrtfttfftfttftrtftrrrrrrrrrrrtttt That's always funny!

Oh, and I think the Frozen thing depends on the demographics of the kids for sure. My four year old STILL watches it about once a week. And wears that Elsa dress to sleep in every time it is clean….for as many days as mom lets her.

I wish someone would tell my 7 year old daughter this! Then again, it's been a blessing since I find it really easy getting her to go to bed since she still falls asleep every night to this movie. And like the last poster, she also often wears the Elsa dress around the house.