Someday my prince will come...

[minmate]

Okay, so while at WDW a few weeks ago, my kids bought some playsets there. One is figurines of Cinderella characters including Prince Charming and another is of Sleeping Beauty (Princess Aurora) including, uh, Prince Charming? Wait, are they all called the same thing? Now, it's got me thinking and feeling stupid!
Can someone please tell me what the names of the princes are AND if you can ever find them live in the parks (either in shows or restaurants or personal greets)... I know Cindy's Prince can be found at Park Fare. It seems the only two I know for sure are:
Little Mermaid/Ariel & Prince Eric
Jasmine & Aladdin

So, can someone help me out with:
Cinderella & ?
Sleeping Beauty & ?
Snow White & ?
Who am I missing?

 

[MollyBelle]

I think Cinderella's prince is always referred to as "Charming" isn't he? (like the take-off in Shrek?)

I don't know if the other ones were even named in the Disney versions...interesting.

 

[trracers]

They have names, but I cannot remember them exactly. I think Aurora is Phillip and somewhere I remember reading what Snow White's was, I think. I know, not much help, huh???

There was a link sometime back...do a search for prince names and see if anything comes up.

 

[DisneyAddict_M]

That's right....Aurora's prince's name was Phillip. That's the only one I know for sure. I didn't even think the others had names.....

 

[trracers]

I was looking online and it says that

CInderella's princes was simply Prince Charming
Snow White's prince was "The Prince"
and that Belle's is just referred to as the beast or the prince

 

[meeko_33785]

Cinderella's Prince is "Prince Charming"
Sleeping Beauty's Prince is "Prince Phillip"
Snow White's Prince is "The Prince"
Ariel's Prince is "Prince Eric"
Jasmine's Prince is "Prince Ali" (AKA Aladdin)

Officially, Belle's Prince (Beast in Human form) is "The Prince" as well, but unofficially he is sometimes known as either "Prince Adam", which has appeared on some Disney products including "The D Show" CD-Rom Game, and "Prince Vincent",which many of the WDW Cast Members call him.

As far as parades and shows, Snow White's Prince and Prince Charming appear in "Cinderella's Suprise Celebration" at MK, Aladdin, Prince Charming and Prince Eric are in "Share A Dream Come True" Parade at MK, Prince Charming is in "SpectroMagic" at MK, Snow White's Prince, Prince Eric, and Aladdin are in "Fantasmic", Aladdin is in "Disney Stars and Motor Cars Parade" at MGM, Prince Eric is in "Voyage of the Little Mermaid" at MGM, and Belle's Prince in human form appears in "Beauty and the Beast- Live on Stage" at MGM.

The Princes are pretty rare for meet-and-greets. Prince Charming is often at 1900 Park Fare's dinner and sometimes the breakfast at the castle. Aladdin is often at MK near the Magic Carpets, in Morocco at EPCOT, and by the Sorcerer's Hat at MGM. Other than that, they can be hard to find. They sometimes appear at MK with their princesses, but that's fairly rare. Last time I was there, I saw Prince Charming and Snow White's Prince for the first time when a performence of "Cinderella's Surprise Celebration" got cancelled and the cast were doing meet-and-greets in front of the stage. Prince Charming, Snow White's Prince and Aladdin as Prince Ali were all out at MGM this year for Valentine's Day as well.

 

[wannabebelle]

When I did WDWCP, they called Snow White's prince "Snow Prince." I'm not sure if that's an official name or just CM lingo.

 

[meeko_33785]

Originally posted by wannabebelle
When I did WDWCP, they called Snow White's prince "Snow Prince." I'm not sure if that's an official name or just CM lingo.

It's not an official name, but it's used to help people remember who's prince he is. Same with calling the Witch and Queen from Snow White "Snow Witch" and "Snow Queen".

 

[Schmeck]

Belle's Vincent - isn't that the name of the Beast character in a long ago tv series sort of based on Beauty and the Beast? Vincent lived in the sewers/subway under the city...

I've never heard of Disney's Beast being called Vincent - maybe the CMs just got it from that old tv show?

 

[Lady Cluck]

What did Snow White say to the photographer?

"Someday my prints will come."

 

[minmate]

It's so bizarre that they don't have definite names. I suppose they didn't think of it as they weren't "main" characters -- yet the heroes! So, now what do I tell my kids about what to 'call' the princes... they want to know their real names and don't want to make one of their own up! Funny, they didn't think the princes were important enough to give them names and more background info!

 

[meeko_33785]

Originally posted by Schmeck
Belle's Vincent - isn't that the name of the Beast character in a long ago tv series sort of based on Beauty and the Beast? Vincent lived in the sewers/subway under the city...

I've never heard of Disney's Beast being called Vincent - maybe the CMs just got it from that old tv show?

I'm pretty sure that was the case.

 

[Lady Cluck]

Ron Perlman, the actor who was Vincent, "The Beast" in the old TV series, and more recently was "Hell Boy" has been making appearances at fan conventions.

http://www.theperlmanpages.i12.com/