anna from frozen ended up with kristoff.
anna from frozen ended up with kristoff.
who does anna from frozen end up with?
kristoff
on may 16, 2014, it was announced that disneyland would debut a "frozen" pre-parade featuring anna, elsa, and olaf. it premiered june 13, 2014, and preceded performances of mickey's soundsational parade. from july 5 to september 1, 2014, as part of "frozen summer fun" show at disney's hollywood studios, anna and elsa will appear in a horse-drawn sleigh making their way down hollywood boulevard, alongside kristoff and skaters, skiers and ice cutters in the "anna and elsa's royal welcome" section. the sisters also made appearances in "", where they were joined by royal historians to retell the history of arendelle; and ""frozen" fireworks spectacular" alongside kristoff and olaf, a fireworks display set to the music of "frozen". other characters from the film will also appear in their respective offerings: olaf in "olaf on summer vacation", the oaken's family in "wandering oaken's trading post & frozen funland", and ""coolest summer ever" dance party" featuring a dj and live band. in response to strong demand, disney parks subsequently announced on august 7 that "frozen summer fun" would be extended to september 28.
anna (frozen)
at the start of november, it was reported that the shortage of "frozen" merchandise was finally over, and disney and its licensees had "adapted to a new reality where demand for "frozen" merchandise seems unquenchable." disney announced that it had sold over three million "frozen" costumes in north america alone, of which elsa was the no. 1 best-selling disney costume of all time, followed by anna at no. 2. walmart went into the 2014 christmas and holiday season with about 700 distinct "frozen"-related items of merchandise in stock. among the "frozen"-branded products made available in the u.s. market in late 2014 were duct tape and a version of monopoly junior marketed with the tagline, "whoever collects the most cash will thaw their freezing heart and win". the ""frozen" juggernaut" was cited as a major reason for a significant decline during 2014 in sales figures for other toy brands, including hello kitty and barbie. the national retail federation's 2014 holiday top toys survey found that 20 percent of u.s. parents planned to buy "frozen"-related merchandise for their girls, compared to only 16.8 percent who planned to buy barbie merchandise. this meant "frozen" toys were the no. 1 item on "holiday wish lists of girls", a position which barbie had previously held for 11 years. "the new york times" reporter binyamin appelbaum compared disney's spectacular success with the "frozen" merchandise brand to the pharmaceutical industry, in the sense that the actual consumer of the product is usually not the person who is stuck with the bill: "after all, who wants to say no to their princess?" npd group later estimated that "frozen" merchandise had brought in $531 million in gross revenue during 2014, meaning that "frozen" was the top toy brand of the year.
frozen (franchise)