Winter Outfit Disney Princess Funko Pops: Ariel and Rapunzel
By POP US! | 18 Florida Locations | Funko Pops, Pokémon & Anime | Published: 2026-11-02
Category: Buying Guides
Ariel #1615 and Rapunzel with Pascal #1640 bring winter styling to the Disney Princess line. Use these decision rules to choose the right figure for your shelf or gift list.
Quick answer
Choose Ariel #1615 if you want a single winter-styled princess for a clean, themed shelf. Choose Rapunzel with Pascal #1640 if you want a two-character scene that reads as a small display piece.
Why the winter outfits change the display decision
Both figures are part of the Disney Princess line, but the winter styling shifts how they fit into a collection. A standard princess Pop often blends into a year-round shelf; a winter outfit gives you a seasonal anchor that can stay up through the holidays or rotate in as a cold-weather display.
The practical trade-off is flexibility. A winter-themed figure is less neutral than a classic look, so it works best when you already plan a seasonal shelf or want a deliberate contrast against warmer-toned Pops. If your display is strictly classic character looks, these may feel out of place.
One figure or a paired scene
Ariel #1615 stands alone as a single-character figure, which makes it the simpler choice when you are buying a gift for someone whose favorite princess is Ariel. Rapunzel with Pascal #1640 includes Pascal, so it offers more visual storytelling in one box and can serve as a small scene rather than a single portrait.
That difference matters for shelf space and for gift impact. A paired figure can carry a display corner on its own, while a single figure usually needs neighbors to feel complete.
Price and catalog comparison caveat
Both figures are listed at USD 9.99 against a catalog comparison price of USD 19.99. Treat that comparison as a reference point, not a guarantee of future pricing or rarity. The catalog does not supply edition size, release date, or exclusivity details for either figure, so do not assume either is limited or will appreciate.
Decision rules for choosing your winter princess Pop
- If the recipient's favorite princess is Ariel: Buy Ariel #1615. A single-character figure matches the gift to the fan directly and avoids explaining a companion character. Confirm the favorite princess before choosing a paired figure.
- If you want one box to fill a small display spot: Choose Rapunzel with Pascal #1640. The paired figure creates a fuller scene without needing a second purchase. Measure the shelf spot first; a paired figure needs slightly more visual room.
- If you are building a seasonal or holiday shelf: Either winter outfit figure can anchor a cold-weather display, but avoid mixing them with classic-outfit princesses on the same tight shelf unless you want the contrast. Decide whether the winter look is the theme or an exception before buying both.
- If you are buying both: Treat them as a pair only if you already display Ariel and Rapunzel together or plan a two-figure winter vignette. Otherwise, buy the one that matches the recipient or your focus character. Two winter figures are a display decision, not automatically a better collection.
Product facts at a glance
- Funko Pop! Disney — Rapunzel with Pascal #1640 (Winter Outfit): Rapunzel with Pascal #1640 is a collector-friendly Funko Pop! vinyl figure in a winter outfit. The included Pascal gives you a two-character display in one box, which is useful when shelf space is limited.
Funko Pop! Disney — Rapunzel with Pascal #1640 (Winter Outfit) - Funko Pop! Disney — Ariel #1615 (Winter Outfit): Ariel #1615 is a collector-friendly Funko Pop! vinyl figure in a winter outfit. A single-character winter Ariel works as a focused gift for an Ariel fan without requiring a companion piece.
Funko Pop! Disney — Ariel #1615 (Winter Outfit)
Who should buy which
Best for
- Disney Princess collectors who want a seasonal variation of Ariel or Rapunzel
- Gift buyers who know the recipient's favorite princess
- Shoppers building a small winter or holiday Funko display
Not for
- Collectors who only want classic, year-round princess outfits
- Buyers looking for limited-edition or exclusivity details, which the catalog does not supply
- Shoppers who need a large multi-character scene in one purchase
