Disneyland Paris has released the new menus for two new restaurants coming to Disney Adventure World, officially opening on March 29.
Nordic Crowns Tavern Menu
The first menu is for Nordic Crowns Tavern, which will be the counter service of the new World of Frozen. This takes the place of the Golden Crocus Inn in its counterpart at Hong Kong Disneyland.
You will be able to pick your protein and choose between a crushed potatoes and vegetable mix, or a quinoa and vegetable mix. The menus include several desserts like an Arendelle swirl (whose description matches the ice cream sold at Northern Delights in Hong Kong Disneyland) and an Everlasting Snowflake shortbread.
Regal View Restaurant & Lounge
The second menu is that of Regal View Restaurant & Lounge and is split up between the restaurant and the lounge. The restaurant is a princess character meal, but the Lounge has no characters. Some of the princesses you will meet include Ariel, Aurora, Jasmine, Merida, and Mulan. A few of the princesses, such as Ariel and Aurora, will be wearing never-before-seen outfits during the dining experience, according to Disney.
The restaurant will serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
The pricing of this menu is in line with other character meals at Disneyland Paris. It will also serve a character breakfast. Options for lunch and dinner include a tuna tataki, Swiss salad, avocado and ginger mousse, guinea fowl, and steak with onion confit.
From the current menu, it appears there is no drink pairing, which is normally an add-on option for 20 euros at the other table service restaurants.
For the lounge, there are several new signature cocktails, as this lounge will be the first bar inside either Disneyland Paris park. Non-alcoholic options are also available.
For a detailed look inside the venue and some of the menu items, take a look at our post here.
There will also be a collectible champagne flute. The flutes are clear at the top with the “World of Frozen” logo in silver across the front. The glass rests inside a silver-tone stem that forms the shape of a mountain landscape with a castle.
Disney Adventure World
Walt Disney Studios Park will officially be renamed Disney Adventure World on March 29, 2026, the same day that World of Frozen will open in the park. Disneyland Paris recently revealed the Disney Adventure World preview program, which restricts guests to one ride on Frozen Ever After. Today, February 27, marks the eighth anniversary of the official expansion announcement for the park.
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