As a lifelong Boston Bruins fan who’s been bleeding black and gold since the days of Cam Neely (better known to many of you as Sea Bass from Dumb and Dumber), it always makes me smile to see stuff like this.

The team makes a great effort to give back to the community, including visits to the kids being treated at Boston Children’s Hospital. For a recent visit, a group of players from the team dressed up as characters from Disney’s megahit Frozen to go along with the Halloween season.

You can see images of the players visiting the hospital below.

For 15 years, one computer-animation studio dominated Hollywood with 11 major hit films, earning awards a plenty and worldwide critical acclaim for its output. Then came Cars 2. And Brave. Lest we forget Monsters University (which I actually found entertaining) and an entire year (2014) with no feature films. Pixar was a powerhouse, but now its corporate owner (Disney) has an unbeatable animation studio of its own. The question we all continue to wonder is if Pixar can reclaim its title as an unstoppable force.

Disney In Depth previews the recent past and future of Pixar, hoping to determine if John Lasseter‘s computer-animation studio can finally be able to dismiss naysayers, once and for all, that its hit streak was a one-time experience.

Since its 2013 release and subsequent smash success at the box office, Disney’s Frozen has had a presence in its Disney World theme park. There’s the “Anna and Elsa’s Royal Welcome” meet and greet with Queen Elsa and Princess Anna in EPCOT; the “For the First Time in Forever: A Frozen Sing-Along Celebration” singalong in Disney’s Hollywood Studios; the “Frozen Fireworks Spectacular” at the Magic Kingdom,” and much more, all of which has been met with great reception. So, it’s no surprise that Disney has plans to expand the world of Frozen further into their theme park.

Disney has announced plans for a Frozen attraction at the Norway Pavilion in the World Showcase portion of Disney World’s EPCOT park. Construction will begin soon to refurbish the current Maelstrom ride, which will close after October 5, 2014. The new Frozen attraction is said to bring guests to Arendelle, immersing them in moments and music from the film.

“The snow glows white on the mountain tonight.” So begin the lyrics of the ice-set ballad we have all come to know by heart – and for some critics, despise – since the debut of Frozen. This film is a phenomenon, defying even the studio’s highest hopes. This week ABC aired a special (The Story of Frozen) to push the fantasy forward on becoming more of a franchise.

This edition of Disney In Depth explores the Frozen special’s highlights and shares some new details regarding the future of the behemoth brand.

We can’t get enough of the cold and Disney knows it!

Walt Disney Animation Studios revealed during the September 2nd ABC Television Network special The Story of Frozen: Making an Animated Classic, that a new short, Frozen Fever is debuting next spring.