What was the production budget of Disney’s Frozen?

Disney’s Frozen had a reported production budget of $150 million.

That budget supported a large computer-animation production involving character animation, digital environments, effects, music, and extensive development work. Frozen was produced by Walt Disney Animation Studios and directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee.

The film’s visual effects required the artists to depict snow, ice, fabric, hair, and magical transformations in detail. Elsa’s ice palace and the frozen landscapes were especially important to the film’s visual identity, while the musical sequences required close coordination between animation and song recording.

The budget figure describes production costs, not marketing or distribution expenses. It is also distinct from the film’s box-office gross. Frozen became a major commercial success worldwide, making its budget comparatively small relative to its eventual theatrical revenue.