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Ariel, Human - White Dress dp154

Ariel

dp154 Ariel, Human - White Dress. This version of the Ariel mini-doll figure is exclusive to the LEGO Princess Ariel set.
The LEGO Disney Ariel mini-doll figure was first introduced in 2021 in the set 302106 Princess Ariel and is currently estimated to be valued around $7 and an annual growth of about 2.5%.

Mini-doll Figure Value (New/Loose)

This represents the current value of the mini-doll figure Ariel since 2021. High accuracy
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For Sale (New/Loose)
*** US listings for Ariel ***
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$7.52
(UK) BrickLink store Jeff Johnsons Brick Shop
$5.96
-16.8%
(DE) BrickLink store Brick Universum
$7.11
-0.7%
(NL) BrickLink store Blokbricks Custom
$8.96
+25.1%
(UK) BrickLink store The Brick Shed LTD
$10.79
+50.7%

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Ariel Appears in the Following LEGO Set

302106 Princess Ariel

Theme / Subtheme Disney / Magazine Gifts
Year 2021
Pieces / Minifigs 2 / 1
Availability Retired
302106 LEGO Disney Princess Ariel
Value $5.66
Annual growth 5.8%

My Collection

Ariel Reviews

13 reviews
4.5
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Is this LEGO Mini-doll figure a good investment?
“There are currently at least 6 Diseny Princess Ariel mini-doll figures, this one, dp154, is unique to a single set which makes it slightly more attractive to collectors and investors.”
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Community Stats

Ariel currently ranks #9 out of the top most owned minifigures in Disney / Magazine Gifts.
#1Cinderella
#2Moana
#3Fairy Godmother
#4Belle
#5Aurora
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#9Ariel
#10Rapunzel

About Disney Magazine Gifts

The LEGO Disney magazine gift sets were small LEGO sets that were included as promotional items with certain LEGO-related magazines such as the LEGO Disney Magazine. These sets typically contained a limited number of pieces and instructions for a simple build, often tied to a Disney related theme or character highlighted in the magazine. They served as an incentive for magazine purchases and offered LEGO enthusiasts a supplementary building experience.
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