8 Epic Disney Park Attractions Coming in 2016

Anna and Elsa will make their way to Walt Disney World in early 2016, with the debut of Frozen Ever After. The attraction will be located in the Norway pavilion of the World Showcase and is destined to be a Frozen fan's Disney dream. Parkgoers will attend Arendelle's Winter Festival, stop in Troll Valley, and get serenaded with their favorite Frozen songs.

If you missed the epic celebration of Disneyland's 60th year (or if you loved it so much you can't get enough), then get excited — there's still time to experience "Paint the Night," "Disneyland Forever," and more. The Diamond celebration has been officially extended through Summer 2016.

Disney Springs at Walt Disney World will soon offer "significantly more shopping, dining and entertainment amid beautiful open-air promenades, meandering springs and waterfront charm" and will feature "an eclectic and contemporary mix from Disney and other noteworthy brands." New retail shops will include Lilly Pulitzer, L’Occitane en Provence, Pandora, Tommy Bahama, Ugg, Uniqlo, and Zara, and the promising dining locations will offer cuisine ranging from a chocolate shop and a cupcake bakery to a steakhouse and a pizza joint.

The "Rivers of Light" show will debut in Spring 2016, and "with a waterway as its stage, the innovative new show will feature entertainers, floating lanterns, water screens and swirling animal imagery in a performance that truly brings the animal kingdom to life at night."

Star Wars fanatics can travel to a galaxy far, far away with Disneyland's Season of the Force attraction. Running through 2016, Season of the Force includes Star Wars-themed menus, Space Mountain reimagined as Hyperspace Mountain, and an entire Tomorrowland area dedicated to creating an out-of-this-world atmosphere fans will love.

A different spin on the popular attraction Soarin' Over California will make a debut at Epcot in Disney World in 2016. Guests will be able to "journey to far-flung lands and fly above some of the world’s most unique natural landscapes and man-made wonders."