Disney is making 4,600 of its new limited edition Belle doll and just 2,050 of the Beast. It's the first solo Beast doll in about 10 years, Disney says, and both go on sale Nov. 13 at 8 a.m. PT.
Belle gets 4,600 copies. The Beast gets fewer than half that.
Disney revealed two Beauty and the Beast 35th anniversary limited edition dolls on Wednesday, Nov. 4: Belle, in an edition of 4,600, and the Beast, in an edition of 2,050. Both drop Nov. 13 at 8 a.m. PT on DisneyStore.com and at select Disneyland Resort and Walt Disney World locations, Disney Parks Blog said.
The same day, Disney posted a roundup of 35th anniversary merchandise. Some of it is already in the parks, and the rest is "coming soon" to Disney Store.
Both dolls wear their library outfits from the scene where the Beast gives Belle his library. Belle has her green gown with gold embroidery and pink bows. The Beast wears a blue satin vest and a velvet cape with lions embroidered along the hem. Each one holds a book.
"It's such a sweet, meaningful moment in the movie that rarely gets represented," designer J. Fuchs told Disney Parks Blog. The team also realized Disney hadn't offered a solo Beast doll in about 10 years.
Disney hasn't posted doll prices. For comparison, the 30th anniversary Belle and Beast set in 2021 cost $500 for an edition of 1,800, and preorders had sold out by Nov. 7, 2021, Laughing Place reported. This year's dolls are sold separately, with far more copies.
What's in the Beauty and the Beast 35th anniversary collection?
Disney Parks Blog's roundup includes:
35th Anniversary Mug: a tankard-style mug with a stained glass-style Belle and her prince
Serving set: stoneware and stemware sold separately, a Disney Store exclusive
Belle's Books Sculpted Mug
Beast Plush Doll (Disney Vault): in his blue and gold ballroom outfit
Artisan Soft Belle Plush: a Disney Parks exclusive
Enchanted Mirror: as a Disney Iconics plush and as an interactive collectible with lights and the title song
Disney Signature puzzle: 1,000 pieces of stained glass-style art by Ashley Taylor
Dooney & Bourke crossbody and wallet: with the ballroom dance scene, a Disney Store exclusive
Apparel: a yellow "tale as old as time" cap, a navy pullover and a yellow mini dress
Disney Store is also bringing over Urupocha-chan mini plush from Disney Store Japan, including Cogsworth, Lumiere and Gaston.
How much is the Beauty and the Beast 35th merchandise?
Some prices are out. MickeyBlog found part of the collection at World of Disney in Disney Springs on Nov. 3:
Enchanted Mirror collectible: $99.99
Button-up rose sweater: $79.99
Denim jacket: $59.99
Belle and Beast plush: $44.99 each
"Did you even read the book?" tee: $39.99
Yellow cap with Lumiere, Mrs. Potts and Chip: $32.99
Most of the Disney Store pieces don't have prices yet.
When does the Beauty and the Beast Loungefly collection come out?
Nov. 20 on Loungefly.com, per Disney Parks Blog. It includes:
An exclusive Belle Cameo Mini Backpack, with "Beauty is found within" inside
A Rose Crossbody Bag with a 3D rose
Mystery Box pins featuring Cogsworth, Lumiere, Chip and others
A Beast makeover card holder styled after his bubble bath scene
Other retailers are in, too: BoxLunch exclusives like a rose cardigan and quilted blanket, a Pandora Belle rose charm with a lab-grown diamond, a ColourPop lip kit and three Funko Pops. BoxLunch also has two Beauty and the Beast Loungeflys up for preorder, as we reported Nov. 3.
When did Beauty and the Beast come out?
An unfinished version premiered at the New York Film Festival on Sept. 29, 1991, with only about 70% of the animation done. The finished film opened nationwide Nov. 22, 1991.
That makes the real 35th birthday Nov. 22, 2026, nine days after the dolls drop. It went on to become the first animated film nominated for the best picture Oscar, and the Broadway musical opened in 1994.
Disney has been celebrating for months. Beauty and the Beast was one of 10 anniversary collections in Disney Store's D23 drop in August, as we reported.
Set an alarm for Nov. 13. With only 2,050 Beasts, that tale as old as time could be over by 8:05.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
Disney Parks Blog (Nov. 4, 2026), the doll edition sizes, release date and time, the designer interview and the solo Beast detail
Disney Parks Blog (Nov. 4, 2026), the 35th anniversary product roundup, Loungefly dates and retailer items
MickeyBlog (Nov. 3, 2026), the World of Disney arrivals and prices
WDW News Today (Oct. 28, 2026), the first look at the green-dress Belle doll
Laughing Place (Oct. 28, 2021), the 30th anniversary doll set's price, edition size and sellout
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