Frozen The Musical Korea tickets: October 29 at 2 p.m., from Broadway to Charlotte Theater

FOR KOR Chochim editorial team · October 29, 2026

Written as of October 29, 2026. Opening time, prices, purchase limit, age rule and cancellation fees follow the NOL Ticket and YES24 Ticket booking pages. The show's history, casting, theater details, the presale and the list of booking sites follow press reports. The presale start time could not be confirmed on an official page, so it is not given here.

Twelve years after Korean cinemas sang along to "Let It Go" in the winter of 2014, the song is coming to the stage, in Korean. The Korean premiere of Disney's Frozen The Musical opens tickets for its Christmas and New Year run, December 8 (Tue) to January 3, 2027 (Sun), today, October 29 (Thu), at 2 p.m. KST.

Before you click, it helps to know how the show got to Seoul, who plays Elsa and Anna, and what the theater is like. Here is the background, then the booking details.

At a glance

Item	Details
General booking opens	October 29 (Thu), 2 p.m. KST
Shows in this release	December 8, 2026 to January 3, 2027
Full run	August 13, 2026 to March 1, 2027, then Dream Theater in Busan in 2027
Venue	Charlotte Theater (240 Olympic-ro, Songpa-gu, Seoul, in Jamsil)
Running time	135 minutes including a 20-minute intermission
Prices	VIP 190,000 won, R 160,000, S 130,000, A 90,000 (NOL Ticket notes some prices vary by period)
Limit	4 tickets per person per performance
Booking closes	4 hours before the show

From film to stage

It started with the 2013 Disney film, which won the Academy Awards for Animated Feature and Original Song ("Let It Go"). In Korea it drew 10.29 million admissions after its 2014 release, the first animated film there to pass 10 million. Frozen 2 passed 10 million in 17 days in 2019, compared with 46 days for the first film (as reported from Korea's integrated box-office network).

The stage version has music and lyrics by the film's songwriters, Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, a book by the film's director and writer Jennifer Lee, and direction by Michael Grandage. After a tryout in Denver in August to October 2017, it opened at Broadway's St. James Theatre on March 22, 2018 and received three Tony nominations: Best Musical, Best Book and Best Original Score.

The Broadway run stopped on March 11, 2020 after 822 performances when theaters shut for COVID-19, and in May Disney said it would not reopen; press described it as the first major Broadway show closed by the pandemic. The show went global instead: Sydney in December 2020, Shiki Theatre Company in Tokyo in June 2021, and London's West End from September 2021. The Theatre Royal Drury Lane production was seen by more than 2.8 million people before it closed in September 2024 (Playbill).

How it differs from the film

According to the Korean premiere announcement, the stage show adds 12 new songs to 8 rearranged songs from the film, such as Elsa's "Monster" and Anna and Kristoff's "What Do You Know About Love?". The Lopezes have said "Let It Go" was placed at the end of Act 1, so the film's mid-point showpiece becomes the curtain before intermission.

Who made the Korean production, and who is in it

It is produced by S&CO, which staged the Korean-language Aladdin, with Disney Theatrical Group; it is S&CO's second Korean-language Disney musical. The Korean team includes director Sim Seol-in, music director Kim Mun-jeong, choreographer Baek Doo-san and translator Hwang Seok-hee (Hankyung).

Role	Cast (announced May 7)
Elsa	Jeong Sun-ah, Jeong Yu-ji, Min Kyung-ah
Anna	Park Jin-joo, Hong Geum-bi, Choi Ji-hye
Kristoff	Cha Yun-hae, Shin Jae-beom
Hans	Kim Won-bin, Hwang Geon-ha
Olaf	Jeong Won-young, Han Gyu-jeong, Lee Chang-ho

Press reports note that Jeong Sun-ah led Wicked and Aida in Korea, Jeong Yu-ji is known for Notre Dame de Paris, Min Kyung-ah for Aida and Chicago, and Choi Ji-hye played Jasmine in Aladdin. Lee Chang-ho makes his musical debut as Olaf. If you want a particular cast, check the casting schedule on the booking page first.

Charlotte Theater

Charlotte Theater opened in October 2006 with the Korean premiere of The Lion King as Korea's first theater built for musicals. It has since hosted long runs of The Phantom of the Opera, Wicked, Cats and Jekyll & Hyde: 53 productions and more than 7,100 performances in 20 years, with about 6.5 million visitors, according to press reports. Frozen is its 20th-anniversary production. It seats about 1,260 after a 2026 seating renovation, and the previous show, Aladdin, posted the theater's best single-season revenue in 20 years (Hankyung). It is in Jamsil, next to Lotte World and Lotte Department Store.

How hard will it be to get seats?

The opening was calmer than expected: on August 20 TenAsia reported that, unlike Aladdin's sold-out first season, late-August Frozen shows still had dozens to about 150 seats each, while audience ratings were high (9.8 on NOL, 9.5 on YES24). This release, however, covers Christmas, New Year and the school winter break, and the booking page shows some December seats allocated to group sales, so weekend and holiday shows may be more competitive than in summer.

Booking sites and presale

According to press reports, tickets are sold through Charlotte Theater, NOL Ticket, YES24, Meta Club and Clip Service. The 2 p.m. opening is shown on the NOL Ticket booking page and in a YES24 notice. A presale for Charlotte Theater members and Frozen newsletter subscribers was reported to have taken place on October 28.

Check before booking

Age: Preschool children are not admitted. According to NOL Ticket, 2026 shows are for those born on or before December 31, 2019, and 2027 shows for those born on or before December 31, 2020.
Discounts: Discounts apply only to the person attending, and the original proof must be shown on the day. Copies and screenshots are not accepted.
Anti-bot measures: The booking sites block abnormal bookings, so opening many windows can get you blocked.

Chochim checkpoint If you are taking a child around New Year, note the cutoff changes: December 2026 shows admit children born in 2019 or earlier, January 2027 shows those born in 2020 or earlier. A child born in 2020 can see a January show but not a December one, so check the age notice before paying.

Cancellation fees (NOL Ticket)

When you cancel	Fee
Up to 10 days before	4,000 won per ticket (max 10% of the price)
9 to 7 days before	10% of the price
6 to 3 days before	20% of the price
2 days before to the deadline	30% of the price

Hitting 2 p.m. exactly

Sign in to the booking site in advance and check your identity verification and payment method.
Pick two or three dates, shows and casts. If the first is sold out, move straight to the next.
Click the booking button at 2:00 by the booking site's server time, not your phone clock.

FAQ

What is the minimum age?

Preschool children are not admitted. 2026 shows: born on or before December 31, 2019; 2027 shows: born on or before December 31, 2020 (NOL Ticket).

How long is the show?

135 minutes including a 20-minute intermission. "Let It Go" closes Act 1.

Do I need to have seen the film?

No. The story follows the first film, and the 12 stage-only songs give more of the characters' inner thoughts.

Will it play in Busan?

A 2027 run at Dream Theater in Busan has been reported. Dates and ticket schedules have not been announced.

In five lines

General booking for December 8 to January 3 shows opens October 29 (Thu) at 2 p.m. KST, 4 tickets per show.
Opened on Broadway in 2018, three Tony nominations, more than 2.8 million viewers in London alone.
8 film songs plus 12 new ones; "Let It Go" ends Act 1.
The venue is Charlotte Theater, Korea's first musical theater, about 1,260 seats.
With children, check the birth-year cutoff and discount proof before paying.

See the ticketing guide, the NOL Ticket guide and year-end concert ticketing. If you buy a resale ticket, read how to avoid ticket scams.

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