10 STRANGE Requirements To Work As A Disney Princess

10 Weirdest things girls have to do to work as a Disney princess at Disneyland.
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From a young age, girls are taught that Disney Princesses rank supreme. So, when they grow up, many of these girls want to be just like a Disney Princess. This leads to hundreds of women auditioning for these roles at Disney theme parks, but many of them may not know what they are in for. These are ten strange requirements to work as a Disney Princess.

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[pokelover]

If you don't want to smile, choose to be a villain! Maleficent has a scowl on her face the entire time and says things like "You're not welcome" to guests who tell her "Thank you" XD

[NikkiDannii]

Hi there! I used to work for the mouse, I got to get all the characters ready for their days in the Kingdom! Pointing out the Incorrect: Tiana’s height also starts at 5’4 like some of the other girls; The largest size Disney carries is between a 12-14, depending on the princess/gown; They don’t *fire* you once you’re too old/no longer look the part of a princess; either they will give you another role at the park (as per your discretion) or they’ll give you another character to be friends with. There are plenty of other characters that are older- Fairy Godmother, Lady Tremaine, and pretty much all fur characters as long as you’re of the right height and possess the energy. Additionally, YES all face characters are trained to be fur characters but rarely do princesses get to be the common fur characters, because their height is often between 5’4-5’7, and many of the fur characters are way shorter or way taller. They’re between-size gals. If a performer needs more than 5 days of training to completely master their character, they are absolutely given that because Disney prioritizes “Good Show”. Disney doesn’t make these rules to be mean or discriminatory. As per good-show, they just want their characters to be as true to the movies and books as possible. It’s never anything personal against anyone’s body-type or face.

[countvond]

Always amazed at how professional they are. Did a character lunch with our daughter and even I was star-struck. Total rock stars. Gracious, beautiful and charming. Daughter was in heaven. Worth every cent.

[lindseyreuther]

I once met Ariel at Disney and some girl ahead of us brought a fork. Ariel said, wow! Did scuttle give that to you? Or do you find it yourself?

[chelsea]

For a multi-million business, I'm surprised they haven't found better wigs :?

[chapachuu]

Creeps hitting on you while keeping a smile on your face sounds like any woman at any job.

[jessicaevers]

I worked in the entertainment department at Disney World, and can honestly say so many of these things are completely wrong. The height and size requirements and the winter costumes for starters. Snow White has a different size requirement and has the largest dress size out of all the princesses. Her costume can go larger than a size 10. Also, the princesses wouldn't play Minnie Mouse. Her height max is smaller than the princesses. A common fur character for them to play is Pluto. All of the princesses do in fact have winter clothes. This correlates with the Disney animated series and sequels which show them having cold weather clothing.

[lullm]

If the actresses have to sleep like their character does that mean that whoever is playing Aurora has to sleep for 100 years🤷‍♀️

[mrs.negative]

How is age and weight weird ? Lol it would be weird to be an overweight 50 year old jasmine with her belly hanging

[tropetrinitytrilogy]

I wouldn't say requiring girl's to look like the princess they're portraying is strange.

[ningguang]

Evil queen is laughing watching this while eating her apple

[TheShitArtist]

The fact that they had the same person play mulan and pocahontas is.... not great lol.

[LunaMoonArt]

One time we were going to the park and the young girl at security who looked and talked EXACTLY like Anna. We talked to her and she said it was her dream to become Anna and that she hoped she might catch someone’s attention while working at the security. I really hope that she ended up getting the role, she was so dedicated and nice.

[WitheringAurora]

What you mean “discriminates” against people of a certain size.

Disney Princesses are literally skinny.

It ain’t discrimination to not let a fat girl be a disney princess actor, as her body literally doesn’t fit the role.

[sofyreneko]

the evil queen gets to call people peasants all the time i love her

[annemarievandijk]

There goes my dream of being a princess

[bigoof]

If i was Rapunzel i would just point with my hair

[Sailor_Enchantix]

My mom knows someone who worked at Disney as either Chip or Dale, I don't remember which. She told my mom about a time some college kids started harassing her, even going as far as touching her chest to see if if it was a man or woman under the costume. She tried to get away, but apparently those costumes are hard to move in and she ended up tripping and falling over, and apparently it's nearly impossible to stand up while wearing those costumes. Thankfully park officials came and intervened.

[comicursed]

to some people in the comment section.
1: quit pulling the race card. not all Disney princesses are white. jasmine, tiana, moana, and pocahontas aren't white. obviously you're letting "white privilege" speak before thinking that maybe you'll look like an idiot.
2: this is not cosplay. this is a job. all jobs have a certain requirement before you can have a job. according to dunkin donuts, you have to be very friendly and outgoing if you want to work there and act politely to customers who are being rude. this is a business, not a hobby. they want them to look like the princess so that even the adults can tell the type of quality Disney has is top notch.
3: stop pulling the gender/sex card. no a man cannot be a Disney princess. it ties in with the quality thing I brought up in the 2nd point. jasmine is a young woman, not a 23 yr old man. I know it sounds harsh and tumblr will get on my case but it's a business. not a hobby.
4: the weight card? really? appearance plays a huge part and it's clearly stated that you have to look like the other actresses to get the job. it looks a bit strange to see a super skinny Elsa and then come back to see she's curvy.
IT'S A BUSINESS NOT A HOBBY.
if you're really that concerned about it, dress up and walk around your house or con as the princess. you won't get paid unless you enter into and contest and win but you won't be fired or rejected for being too tall or too wide.

[rase]

Wait?! So they DON'T make it easy to work as some of the most iconic and loved fictional characters in the world? 😱