5 Disney’s Frozen Gift Ideas (Sing-a-Long DVD not included…)

It’s 22 days till Christmas and just 8 days more before Disney’s Frozen Sing-a-Long format version – with a bouncing snowflake rather than a bouncing ball as in days of yore – hit the theatres (exclusively at GV from Dec 11) and endless refrains of “Let it go!” will once again fill the country with frightening gusto. In light of that – besides bringing a Frozen fanatic to catch the movie and let him or her sing their, er, Frozen hearts out as a Christmas present – here are 5 other gift ideas you can consider that you won’t find on a Frozen-devoted bookshelf in Times the Bookstore or the plush toy sections in Toys R Us…
1. Milk Chocolate Advent Calender
This is cute, fun and edible. Featuring 24 “festive white chocolate shapes”, it will keep the Frozen fan entertained throughout the Yuletide season. $19.90 from Marks & Spencer.

2. Bedsheet / Pillow Case / Bolster Case Set
What’s not to love about this gift? Practical, cute and sweet dreams ensured. Besides this Elsa version, there’s also versions with Anna and Olaf. Originally priced at $79 (which isn’t worth it even if it is 500 threadcount guaranteed), the sets were selling for just $29 at Isetan @ Westgate. Now regretting not buying the snowman one…

3. Badges & Stickers
The above are official movie merchandise usually given out in contests. If you are planning a children’s party, you can easily buy Frozen Party Bag Packs filled with such badges, stickers and what-have-you starting from £1.49 from amazon.co.uk. The selections are endless…

4. Frozen-themed Cakes
Custom-made Frozen-themed cakes can cost as much as $100 but you can also check out the ones at the likes of Bengawan Solo or Swensen’s, latter of which has 8 designs and starts from $47 per kg. OR, you can have a cheaper version by just buying an “ordinary” flavoured cake and just place Frozen characters cake toppers on it as in the picture above, available for purchase online from shopping websites such as Qoo10.

5. Queen Elsa & Princess Anna Dresses
Judging by the number of little girls dressed up in the royal ice blue of Queen Elsa at the recent weddings I have been attending, we can safely state that the Ice Queen is obviously winning the Most Popular Frozen Sister sweepstakes. Queen Elsa’s costumes start from $15.90 (depending on size) in various toy stores, but if you have someone in mind who is a supporter of both, consider these cutesy dresses sold in travelling fairs and which come in various designs and colours!

The Disney’s Frozen Sing-A-Long version runs at GV cinemas from Dec 11-17.