Getting ready to pay a visit to the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Animal Kingdom, and/or Hollywood Studios? Make your unforgettable trip even more special by getting Magic Bands themed after your favorite Frozen characters! You can purchase these bands ahead of time and easily link them to your Disney account in time for your holiday to the Happiest Place on Earth. Here are some fun Magic Bands with Frozen theming.
This band features Elsa in her outfit from the short Frozen Fever.
This limited edition Magic Band was sold during Epcot's 2015 Flower and Garden Festival. The band is green and features the sisters in their Frozen Fever outfits.
Olaf is wearing a Santa Claus hat on this limited release green magic band.
This blue magic band features snowman Olaf with a characteristic smile on his face. He's riding atop his reindeer friend Sven. The other side of the Magic Band has a small group of snowgies on a pile of ice blocks.
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