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Emma Bunton and Holly Willoughby wore Mickey Mouse ears as they led the stars at the launch of Disneyland Paris’ World of Frozen on Saturday.
The Spice Girl, 50, and TV presenter, 45, were in attendance for the press day of the newly renamed Disney Adventure World in Paris.
Posing for snaps at the press event, Emma got into the Disney spirit as she wore a pair of embroidered navy Minnie Mouse ears and a Mickey Mouse patterned tie.
Stepping out for the night, she wore a white shirt with high-waisted straight leg jeans, a longline cream coat and Doc Marten shoes.
Meanwhile Holly opted for a navy knitted sweater and light blue straight leg jeans with a navy coat and chunky brown leather lace-up boots – as well as black Mickey Mouse ears.
Also in attendance on Saturday was supermodel Naomi Campbell, who arrived in a chic ensemble.
She wore a double denim look featuring a dark blue cropped top with wide arms and a belt, paired with leg split wide-leg jeans.
Naomi completed her outfit with striking black and blue chunky trainers and a pair of visor sunglasses.
French actor Lucas Bravo, known for Emily In Paris, also made an appearance wearing a black and red North Face padded jacket.
He paired the jacket with a navy half zip, grey t-shirt, jeans and orange tinted spectacles.
Elsewhere French actress Lea Seydoux and designer Christian Louboutin arrived together for the launch.
Walt Disney Studios is to be renamed Disney Adventure World as it welcomes new Lion King, Frozen and Up attractions, as well as many other immersive worlds.
The park’s central lake will also be host to a nightly show using water screens, fountains, special effects and drone choreography.
At the World of Frozen guests will be immersed in the Kingdom of Arendelle and get the chance to meet Anna, Elsa and Olaf.
And Disney has unveiled images showing the finishing touches being made to the area’s North Mountain, rising 36 metres above the ground.
A new Up-themed attraction is also coming to Disney Adventure World, making it the first time a Disney park has had a ride based on the heartwarming Pixar film.
Riders will board a flying carousel that will spin in the air, offering a bird’s-eye view of the park, making it feel like you’re floating up in the air, just like Carl and Russell in the film.
Construction on the ride began at the end of 2025, along with a nearby garden inspired by other animated films Tangled and Toy Story.
Disney has also revealed that in Autumn 2025 construction began on a Lion King-themed world.
It’s the first time any Disney park in the world has opened an area dedicated to the much-loved Disney film.
The all-new attraction will blend a spectacular water experience with state-of-the-art Audio-Animatronics® technology, making guests feel like they’re in the heart of the Pride Lands, where Simba will await them for an unforgettable adventure complete with iconic songs from the 1994 masterpiece.
After making their way to the caves beneath the 37-metre-high Pride Rock, guests will embark on a wondrous, touching, and sensational adventure through iconic scenes from the beloved animated movie, navigating a path with three exciting slopes, including an impressive 16-metre-high descent.
Michel Den Dulk, Vice President and Portfolio Executive Creative Director at Walt Disney Imagineering, said: ‘We are looking forward to launching the construction of this new immersive world inspired by The Lion King and its major attraction, which will mark another milestone for Disney Adventure World.
‘The main attraction will showcase the key features of Disney experiences: loveable characters, an unforgettable soundtrack, immersive décor and effects, and exciting thrills thoughtfully delivered throughout the adventure.’
