The Saints star toured Disneyland Paris days before the NFL's first game in France, a 16-10 Steelers win. Here's how it went, plus what Disneyland Paris has planned for Christmas.
Cam Jordan got his Paris sightseeing in early, and he picked the most magical spot in town.
The New Orleans Saints defensive end toured Disneyland Paris on Tuesday, Oct. 20, according to photos on the Saints' website. Disneyland Paris invited him ahead of the Saints' game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, the NFL's first in France, WDW News Today reported.
The magic ran out on game day. The Steelers won 16-10 at Stade de France on Sunday, dropping the Saints to 2-5.
Jordan hugged Mickey Mouse, tried on an Olaf plush headband and rode Frozen Ever After, according to WDWNT. WDWNT also shared Instagram video of the visit.
What did Cam Jordan do at Disneyland Paris?
He went straight for Frozen. Jordan rode Frozen Ever After, the boat ride in the park’s new World of Frozen land, WDWNT reported.
The Saints posted a photo gallery of the visit on the team’s site.
Who won Steelers vs. Saints in Paris?
The Steelers, 16-10. Pittsburgh's Jaylen Warren ran for 101 yards on 18 carries, and Chris Boswell kicked three field goals, the Saints and NBC Sports reported.
Saints quarterback Tyler Shough went 30 of 38 for 278 yards and threw a 1-yard touchdown to Devaughn Vele on fourth down. But he threw an interception to open the second half with New Orleans down 13-10, and the Saints ran for just 18 yards all day.
A crowd of 78,488 filled Stade de France in Saint-Denis, just north of Paris, according to the Saints. Before kickoff, Jordan and Alvin Kamara led the pregame Who Dat chant.
It was the first NFL regular season game ever played in France, and the Saints were the home team.
New Orleans came in at 2-4 after a 34-27 win over the New York Giants. Pittsburgh heads home at 5-2.
What channel was Steelers vs. Saints on?
NFL Network, according to the Saints. In New Orleans, it also aired on WDSU.
That’s a Disney game, in a way. ESPN, which Disney owns, bought NFL Network in January, as PNP reported in July. The NFL took a 10% stake in ESPN in the deal.
Why is the NFL playing in Paris?
To grow the game overseas. The NFL says it has more than 14 million fans in France, according to the Steelers’ announcement. Its youth flag football program launched there in 2023 and reaches more than 8,000 kids.
Saints owner Gayle Benson called Louisiana’s relationship with France “centuries deep” when the game was announced, according to WWL. The Saints also hold the NFL’s marketing rights in France, WWL reported.
What is Frozen Ever After at Disneyland Paris?
The headliner of World of Frozen, which opened in March 2026 in Disney Adventure World. That’s the park formerly called Walt Disney Studios Park, WDWNT noted. Riders board boats for a musical trip through Arendelle with Anna, Elsa and Olaf.
The land also has A Celebration in Arendelle, a boat show starring a “living” Olaf animatronic, according to WDWNT.
What’s coming for Christmas at Disneyland Paris?
Disney Enchanted Christmas runs Nov. 7, 2026, to Jan. 6, 2027, Laughing Place reported. For the first time, the celebration spreads into World of Frozen.
Expect Arendelle decorations, snow, carolers and a Christmas ceremony on the fjord with Anna and Elsa. Guests can also meet Anna, Elsa and Kristoff, according to Laughing Place.
Over in Disneyland Park, the season brings:
Mickey’s Dazzling Christmas Parade, day and night
A giant Christmas tree in Town Square that lights up throughout the day
Let’s Sing Christmas! at Videopolis with Mickey and friends
Les Chalets Gourmands, a winter market with holiday food
What happens to A Celebration in Arendelle this winter?
It takes a break. The boat show goes on hiatus from Nov. 7 to April 2, 2027, WDWNT reported.
During the holidays, a 7-minute show called Ring in the Season with Anna and Elsa takes its place in Arendelle Bay several times a day. The queens wear their winter outfits.
After Jan. 6, it looks like no show will run there until April, WDWNT noted.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
WDW News Today (Oct. 15 and 24, 2026), Jordan’s visit and the A Celebration in Arendelle hiatus
New Orleans Saints (Oct. 21, 2026), Jordan’s Oct. 20 tour, the TV and radio guide and the Giants result
Pittsburgh Steelers (May 2026), the game announcement, kickoff time and the NFL’s France figures
WWL, Jeff Nowak (May 13, 2026), Benson’s comments, the marketing rights and the international slate
Laughing Place, Tony Betti (Sept. 8, 2026), Disney Enchanted Christmas
Pirates & Princesses (July 21, 2026), ESPN’s NFL Network deal
New Orleans Saints (Oct. 25, 2026), the game recap, attendance and pregame chant
NBC Sports, Michael David Smith (Oct. 25, 2026), Jaylen Warren's game and both teams' records
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