Disney takes its animated films on tour in all-new immersive experience

What similarities do Disney and other artists have? The latest subject in a series of art experiences is the Walt Disney Animation Studios.

Visitors will be able to experience Disney favorites like "Encanto" and "Frozen" as well as classics like "The Lion King" and "Peter Pan" at the Disney Animation Immersive Experience.

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Denver, Cleveland, Detroit, Boston, Nashville, Columbus, Ohio, Minneapolis, and San Antonio are some of the North American locations where the event will take place early in the next decade. The exhibition will make its way to Tokyo, which will open the door to additional international cities.

Tickets are on sale for all locations. You can purchase a premium ticket that comes with perks like skip-the-line access and souvenirs, but it's not included in the price.

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Disney is collaborating with Lighthouse Immersive Studios, producers of similar multisensory, experiential projection exhibitions featuring Van Gogh and other world-famous historical icons, to bring these blockbusters to life.

"Imagine journeying through Zootopia with Judy Hopps, diving to the ocean floor with Ariel, flying on a magic carpet with Aladdin, and stepping into Casita with Mirabel and the family Madrigal," Lighthouse Immersive founderCorey Ross said of the project. The Disney Animation: Immersive Experience will take you to this location.

If you want to experience this "whole new world" of Disney animation for yourself, you need to visit the " Disney Animation: Immersive Experience" website and choose the city closest to you. At a later time, additional cities will be added.