Step back into the magic of 1920s New Orleans — only this time, the bayou is darker, the stakes are higher, and the rhythm of jazz hides a shadow of danger. In The Princess and the Frog 2, Princess Tiana’s dream of “Tiana’s Palace” has flourished, but when an ancient voodoo curse resurfaces, the celebration turns into a quest. With her loyal friends — the jazz-playing alligator Louis, firefly Ray, and beloved chef mama-figure Mama Odie — Tiana must unite a divided community, ignite hope across the bayou, and break the spell before the Mardi Gras fades into midnight.

Visually lush and emotionally rich, this sequel weaves the vibrant colors of New Orleans Carnival with haunting swamp shadows, Cajun horns ringing like alarm bells, and melodies that flirt between jubilation and dread. Audiences will find themselves on a journey of self-discovery: Tiana learning that success isn’t just about a restaurant but lifting others; the bayou learning that unity can dispel darkness; and the land itself reminding that magic is rooted in community.