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A limited edition “Sleeping Beauty” Aurora doll honoring 70 years of Disneyland is now available online from the Disney Store, along with a “Sleeping Beauty tote bag by Harveys.
Disneyland 70th Anniversary Sleeping Beauty Aurora Limited Edition Doll – $169.99
This 16″ doll created especially for Disneyland Resort is a limited edition of 5,900 and includes a certificate of verification.
Aurora is fully posable with finely styled hair and rooted eyelashes. She wears iridescent drop earrings and a rose gold crown with faceted pink and blue gems.
The dress has a shimmering pink satin corset and peplum with a fluted organza front. The glittering organza skirt features ombre blue accents and a golden fireworks print. There are faceted gemstone studs and metallic embroidery of Sleeping Beauty Castle, the three fairies, Aurora’s profile, and “D70.” She has long sleeves, a pleated collar, and a draped shoulder cape. The underskirt is covered in sequins.
She has shoes and a display stand. The display packaging has gold foil decoration and ribbon ties with a Sleeping Beauty Castle backdrop. This is recommended for ages 6+.
Sleeping Beauty Movie Poster Tote by Harveys – $228
The bag is made from Harveys’ signature stitched seatbelt fabric. On the front between two blue stripes is printed artwork of the original “Sleeping Beauty” movie poster featuring Aurora, the three fairies, Maleficent, Prince Phillip, and other characters. The other side of the bag is solid magenta. It has dark blue handles and a blue detachable, adjustable crossbody strap. It has lobster claw clasps to attach it to rings on the sides of the bag. A golden cloisonné Disney logo bag charm is included.
It has a zip top closure, inner zip pocket with a chain pull, and two interior slip pockets. The blue lining features a yellow “Disney” and pixie dust print. On the bottom are metal feet.
Though Disneyland Park is 70 years old this year, “Sleeping Beauty” was released in 1959, four years after the opening of Sleeping Beauty Castle. The movie will be 70 years old in 2029.
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