How to unlock more rooms in Olaf’s Grand Exhibition in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Olaf has opened his very own building in Disney Dreamlight Valley, and it’s packed with exhibitions you need to fill out using key resources found around your village. While working throughout Olaf’s Grand Exhibition, you may be wondering how to access additional rooms.

Each room inside this museum has an array of displays to finish, and tackling each section gets you some exclusive rewards. There’s also a grand prize for filling out the entire room, so you’ll want to get all of them done as soon as possible. Here’s how to unlock more rooms in Olaf’s Grand Exhibition in Disney Dreamlight Valley.

All Olaf’s Grand Exhibition rooms in Disney Dreamlight Valley

As of the Whispers of the Wind Pocahontas update that launched on April 8, 2026, for DDV, there are eight rooms throughout Olaf’s Grand Exhibition. Each of these rooms corresponds to one of the main biomes in the valley. All the rooms featured in this building so far are as follows.

• Peaceful Meadow
• Dazzle Beach
• Forest of Valor
• Glade of Trust
• Sunlit Plateau
• Frosted Heights
• Forgotten Lands
• Plaza

In addition to the doors that are marked for each of these rooms, there are also two additional unmarked doors situated at the top of the stairs behind Olaf’s desk. The stairs are blocked off, and the doors are incomplete, so it’s unclear when or if these rooms will eventually go anywhere. It seems likely, though, that they may eventually be rooms for DLC worlds, like Wishblossom Ranch and Storybook Vale.

How to get more rooms in Olaf’s Grand Exhibition in Disney Dreamlight Valley

Although there are marked doorways to rooms for all of the main valley biomes in Olaf’s Grand Exhibition, we can only enter two of them so far, as of the Whispers of the Wind update. Both the Peaceful Meadow room and the Dazzle Beach room are unlocked during Olaf’s Grand Exhibition quest.

It’s currently unknown when exactly new rooms will be unlocked around this museum. The only concrete information we have comes from the Whispers of the Wind patch notes, which simply state that “More rooms will be arriving in future updates.”

Based on the marked doors featured throughout this building, we do potentially know which rooms to expect next. The Glade of Trust and Forest of Valor doors are next to the first two, so it seems highly likely that these two regions will be unlocked whenever the devs are ready to add more rooms.

New rooms may be added with every new update, or instead, only introduced occasionally. We’ll have to wait for the next major update to see, since this building is rather new. Luckily, we do have a pretty solid idea of when the next few updates are arriving, thanks to the 2026 DDV roadmap, so it won’t be too long before we find out. If we do get new rooms with each update, we’ll see the next ones sometime around June when the Hercules update debuts.

When new rooms do arrive, they’ll likely be unlocked quietly, which means there won’t be any actual quests tied to them. The Peaceful Meadow room is part of a mission since it’s the first one, but the Dazzle Beach area isn’t, so the rest likely won’t be either.

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Doubles battles in Pokémon Champions can be a true test to master, and more so if you’re new to the competitive scene. This is the official format of all championships, and you have to take on 2v2 battles. Naturally, you need to be far more strategic when it comes to team building.

This guide will help you figure out the very best Pokémon that you can use in the 2v2 battles.

Best Pokémon to use in Doubles battles in Champions

The table below has a list of the best Pokémon that you can use in Doubles.

Name	Type	Pros	Cons
Kingambit	Dark Steel	First, it’s available for free from several starter lineups. You can use Definat to benefit from moves that lower the opponent’s attack. Completely immune to two elements, with resistances for nine. Kowtow Cleave is a guaranteed hit, which is useful to get damage done.	Avoid matchups against Fighting as it has a 4x weakness. Low speed and Special Defense makes it a bad choice against those with high Special Attack.
Garchomp	Dragon Ground	Available for free from several starter lineups. Great stats that are perfect for a bulky attacker. Offers moves that do incredible AoE damage and hits mutiple enemies. Rough Skin is the perfect counter for Rough Skin.	Avoid matchups against Ice due to 4x weakness. Struggles against Pokémon with decent speeds.
Incineroar	Fire Dark	One of the most used Pokémon in the competitive scene, and for very good reason. Can control the match’s momentum due to bulk and speed. Has six resistances and one immunity. Trigger Intimidate to counter Physical attackers.	Needs a very good damage-dealing partner. Avoid matches with Defiant as it’s a direct counter.
Dragonite	Dragon Flying	Offered to all for free. Awesome Mega Evolution potential. Great attack and bulk in the non-mega form.	Avoid matchups against Ice due to 4x weakness. Don’t Mega Evolve if the opponent Pokémon can set the weather.
Torkoal	Fire	A very simple, but effective, Pokémon in doubles. Use Drought to set the sun, which sets it up for Eruption. Works well as a bulky support as well.	Poor matchup against Watertypoe moves. Poor against other Pokémon that can set the weather.

In Doubles, always focus on the roles of your Pokémon. You don’t need to do damage with both, but having complementary pairs will be necessary. You can also check this list to find the Pokémon that are considered universally best in the current meta.

You can also use Replica Codes to use teams created by pro players. If you’re someone who loves playing Singles, here’s our recommendation of the best choices.

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