Statistics About The Most Famous Disney Princess

In the following blog post, we explore a fascinating array of statistics surrounding Disney princesses, from their unique traits and historical origins to their impact on popular culture and consumer industries. From iconic characters like Snow White and Cinderella to more recent additions like Moana and Merida, these statistics offer a glimpse into the diverse and enduring appeal of Disney’s beloved princess lineup.

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"Snow White, debuted in 1937, is the first Disney princess."

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"According to an insider poll, Cinderella is considered the most popular Disney princess worldwide."

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"Ariel is the only Disney princess who isn't human to start with."

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"Princess Elsa's song "Let it Go" from Frozen is the most watched Disney music video with over 2.3 billion views on YouTube."

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"Belle is one of the only Disney princesses to have hazel eyes."

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"Pocahontas is the only Disney princess based on a real historical figure."

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"Rapunzel's hair in Tangled is estimated to be about 70 feet long."

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"Princess Jasmine from Aladdin is the first non-white Disney princess."

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"Princess Aurora from Sleeping Beauty has the least amount of screen time of any Disney princess."

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"The merchandise sales of Disney Princesses were $1.6 billion in the US in 2012."

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"Mulan, who is hailed as a Disney princess, isn't actually princess by birth or marriage."

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"Anna and Elsa were officially added to the Disney Princess line in 2013."

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"Tiana, from The Princess and the Frog, is the first African-American Disney princess."

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"Moana is the most recent Disney princess as of 2016."

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"The Disney Princess franchise is estimated to be worth over $5.5 billion as of 2019."

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"Sleeping Beauty's Aurora only had 18 lines of dialogue in the entire film."

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"Pocahontas is the only Disney princess with a tattoo."

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"Mulan and Tiana are the only left-handed Disney princesses."

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"Ariel was the first Disney princess in 30 years since Sleeping Beauty, causing the beginning of the Disney Renaissance."

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"Merida from Brave is the first Disney princess from a Pixar film."

In conclusion, the statistics on Disney princesses highlight the diversity and cultural significance of these iconic characters. From the historical firsts like Snow White and Princess Jasmine to the modern favorites like Elsa and Moana, each princess brings a unique story and representation to the Disney universe. The value of the Disney Princess franchise, both in terms of merchandise sales and overall worth, underscores the enduring popularity and appeal of these characters across generations. With elements such as character traits, physical features, and film details, the statistics offer a fascinating glimpse into the rich tapestry of Disney princess lore.