Meet Anna and Elsa at Royal Sommerhus

As of today, February 20, Royal Sommerhus reopened! We had the honor to meet Anna and Elsa and they were so lovely! We waited maybe 5 minutes and the queue is beautiful, you go through different rooms of the castle and there are so many details. Since it just got reopened there isn't a shop or much after meeting Anna and Elsa, it is just an open room to the outside but I'm sure it will change in time.

Both Anna and Elsa were so engaging with my daughter. The decor is very meticulous with so much attention to detail.

An immersive queue as you walk through Elsa and Anna's Sommer Haus. We loved looking at their paintings on the wall and finding little details as we waited to meet the queens.

Great place to see Anna and Elsa but it is tucked away and hard to find if you aren't paying attention. Show up 30 minutes before they arrive as they only allow a small group go through per each showing

The wait time said 35 minutes but it was much shorter than that. The area the line goes through is interesting because of the wood carvings and other displays. Anna and Elsa were very nice and took time to talk to everyone giving it a personalized experience. Highly recommend!

Wow, what a magical experience at Meet Anna and Elsa at Royal Sommerhus! My three big kids and I were blown away by the enchanting encounter with these beloved Disney princesses. The attention to detail in the meet-and-greet area transported us straight into the heart of Arendelle. Anna and Elsa were absolutely charming, interacting with each child individually and making them feel like true royalty. The wait time was reasonable, and the staff was friendly and helpful throughout. This is a must-do for any Frozen fan or Disney enthusiast visiting Epcot. A truly unforgettable experience!

Our daughter had seen Frozen before our trip to Epcot, but wasn't really "into" it yet. Well, meeting Anna and Elsa in person definitely changed that. We'd kept our eye on this section of the park since we first walked in but the wait times and her love of other Disney movies kept us far away from here. After it started to rain, in the mid-afternoon, we noticed that the wait time here was 15 min and headed right over. The 15 min was so beyond not true... but what can you do. The Disney employee at the entrance was rude, the only rude Disney employee I'd heard all day. She was so busy flirting with another Disney employee that she hadn't noticed kiddos were entering in strollers and clearly had food. We got in and were waiting like everyone else when she looked at me and said strollers weren't allowed. My husband took our daughter out and held her while I brought the stroller to the parking area, which was a mess compared to other sections of the park for stroller parking, and ran back. Well, there was a group behind us with strollers, already past that Disney employee. We definitely didn't wait 15 min, I want to say it was 45 so more accurately probably 30 min. It would've been much appreciated if they'd played the movie inside Anna and Elsa's house or even just the soundtrack, but it was really nice to see all the attention to detail and the winding of the house amused our toddler. Anna was so personable and made such an impression on our daughter! She was engaging and sweet!! Elsa was a lot more reserved and didn't care our daughter was nervous. We'll be back to see Anna!!

Anna and Elsa have moved around quite a bit within the Norway pavilion, but their meet and greet in Royal Sommerhus is a good spot to meet them. The latter part of the line is inside, so that helps on hot days.