LEGO Frozen: Operation Puffins

After the events of Frozen, Anna and Elsa want to reframe Arendelle as a warmer, more comfortable home in LEGO Frozen Operation Puffins. They wrestle with the pull of standing customs while trying to bring color, light, and practical comforts to the castle and its halls. A new project to modernize the palace confronts the sisters with stubborn traditions, and a curious flock of puffins appears on the coast, fluttering into the kingdom with mischief and a touch of menace. The sisters must balance sisterly care with family duties, test out clever inventions, and recruit friends to keep the peace. The tone stays breezy and playful, leaning into LEGO style humor and bright, visuals, with a hint of mystery.

Directed by Alexandru Nagy, this LEGO Frozen adventure fuses the original tale with a playful brick built aesthetic. The film, with Abby Trott as Anna and Danielle Bisutti as Elsa, arrives in 2025 as a family friendly spin off.

Box office data for this title has not been publicly disclosed yet. As a newer release, comprehensive worldwide grosses may take time to be reported, and early numbers have yet to appear from major markets around the world.

As of now there are no major nominations or wins listed for LEGO Frozen Operation Puffins. The film seems designed for households and fans rather than awards, leaning on humor, color and character bonds that echo the spirit of the franchise while avoiding prestige contest.

Reception so far shows a mixed early response, reflected in a 6.1 out of 10 from 16 votes. The movie explores renewal and the strength of family ties, balancing Arendelle traditions with fresh ideas, while welcoming friendship and teamwork. The LEGO world provides rapid humor, colorful action sequences and a kid friendly sense of wonder that also appeals to grown ups.