Frozen

Two films, a pile of shorts, and one of them is set inside the first film and came out seven years later.

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Where to start with Frozen

The two films in order, and then a decision about where the shorts go. The one worth knowing about is Once Upon a Snowman: it arrived in 2020 and is set inside the first film, showing Olaf's first hours before anybody meets him. Everything else follows the first film in the order it came out. Frozen Fever is months after it, Olaf's Frozen Adventure is that Christmas, and Olaf Presents is after the second film and is not really a story at all.

  1. 1
    Frozen Frozen

    2013. The one everybody has seen, probably several hundred times.

  2. 2
    Once Upon a Snowman Once Upon a Snowman

    Eight minutes, set inside the first film. Optional, and best after it rather than during.

  3. 3
    Frozen Fever, then Olaf's Frozen Adventure Frozen Fever

    A five-minute short and a twenty-one-minute special, in that order, both between the films.

  4. 4
    Frozen 2 Frozen 2

    2019, three years later in the story.

  5. 5
    Olaf Presents Olaf Presents

    Five very short episodes after the second film. Pure filler, and quite funny.

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The Films

  • Frozen 2013
  • Frozen 2 2019
  • Frozen 3 2027, not out yet

The Shorts and Specials

  • Once Upon a Snowman 2020
  • Frozen Fever 2015
  • Olaf's Frozen Adventure 2017

The Series

  • Olaf Presents 2021, 1 season, 5 episodes

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