Towards the end of the day, Ariel fell quiet and I assumed her batteries were dead. My weary brain was desperately trying to finish the verse for her. I thought it was hysterically funny at first, but as the afternoon wore on, and Ariel kept bursting into song at random times, I got a little jumpy. I can't imagine what the poor UPS worker had to endure, but I'm glad I didn't have to look him in the eye that day. Two minutes later, she'd start up again-the same partial verse, over and over again.
She'd belt out, I WANT TO BE WHERE THE PEOPLE ARE, I WANT TO SEE. Not just when I picked up the box or bumped it or something, but singing all of the time. When my box of dolls arrived in the mail, Ariel was singing. Merida talking doll from the Disney Store.īecause the singing dolls were on sale right before Christmas, I also ordered Ariel and (of course) Cinderella. She is not quite as serious as the limited edition doll, and not quite as goofy as the play doll. Having never owned a singing Disney doll before, I wondered if these princesses might offer a nice middle ground between the small inexpensive play dolls and the larger limited editions.Įven before I got her out of the box, I could tell that this doll has struck another important balance. I have already reviewed the original 12" Merida doll from the Disney store (love her) and took an in-box look at the first 17" collector's edition Merida doll, but I couldn't resist ordering a third Merida-the 17" talking play doll version ($29.50).
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