It doesn’t matter how old we get, none of us will ever truly grow out of Disney movies. They’re a major part of who we are. Without watching The Little Mermaid 17 times a day when I was a kid, I’m not sure if I’d still be who I am today.
So, in honor of all our favorite, Disney-classics, here are 24 gorgeous Disney tattoos that are going to give you some serious nostalgic vibes.
Thumper from “Bambi”.
Isn’t this just the most precious thing you have ever seen?
This has given me the sudden urge to re-watch Bambi . I haven’t watched it since I was six, because it virtually traumatized me.
But I think I’m ready to give it another try.
Stitch from “Lilo & Stitch”.
Just a gentle reminder that “Ohana means family. Family means no one gets left behind.”
Those are words to live by. Plus, stitch looks adorable.
Chip from “Beauty and the Beast”.
The teacup from Beauty and the Beast was low-key my favorite character in the movie.
He was so pure.
Cheshire cat from “Alice in Wonderland”.
The Cheshire cat is so creepy looking, but in all the right ways, if that makes sense.
I kind of love it, but I also don’t want to look at him in the eyes for too long.
Rafiki’s lion cub cave drawing from “The Lion King”.
This is such a unique and creative thing to have tattooed on yourself.
I completely forgot about this scene in The Lion King until seeing this photo.
A Mini Mouse bow.
This is simple, tasteful, classic, and really shows off this person’s love for the original Disney characters.
The matching watch is a great touch as well.
The epic moment when Mulan decided to cut her hair.
Okay, this one is by far my favorite.
Mulan is an amazing movie, for children and adults alike. It has an incredible message that is relevant AF in today’s society.
Dumbo.
There is no way that getting a tiny baby elephant tattooed on you could not be cute.
Whether you’re a fan of Dumbo or not, this is undeniably adorable.
The moment a butterfly landed on Bambi’s nose.
This one is so simple, but so powerful at the same time.
This is such a classic Disney moment, and certainly a great choice for a Disney-themed tattoo.
The rose from “Beauty and the Beast”.
I love how this tattoo could have more than one meaning behind it.
The message behind Beauty and the Beast is an impactful one, so I’m assuming this tattoo has a similar story to it.
Buzz Lightyear and Woody from “Toy Story”.
The detail and vibrancy of this tattoo is so eye-grabbing.
You’d have to be confident as hell to pull this off, but if you can, I applaud you.
Hades from “Hercules”.
I know Hades was the bad guy in Hercules , but he was kind of hilarious.
There were times I wished he wasn’t so evil.
Ariel, Sebastien, and Flounder from “The Little Mermaid”.
Loving how bold this is. I wish I was as fearless as this person, to pull of a full-color, Little Mermaid sleeve.
Matching Mickey and Mini Mouse couple tattoos.
This is too cute.
I’m going to try and convince my boyfriend to get a matching Disney tattoo with me, like this one.
He’ll probably say no.
The toddler version of Moana.
I would love to know the story behind why this person chose to put the child version of Moana instead of her more grown-up character.
Snow White about to bite into the poisoned apple.
I love how Dopey is just casually peeping out at the bottom.
What a hilarious addition to this tattoo.
The llama vial from “The Emperor’s New Groove”.
You know, the poison for Kuzco. Kuzco’s poison.
This is so quirky, hilarious, and a great conversation starter. I want one.
Baby pegasus from Hercules.
Pegasus was such a heartwarming and memorable character in Hercules . She deserves this type of permanent recognition.
Well done, Pegasus. You finally made it.
Maleficent.
I am really feeling this one. It’s so simple, so detail-less, and yet, we know exactly what its meant to portray.
This is the kind of tattoo where less is more .
Thumper from Bambi.
This is basically the exact pose that I make in all of my Instagram poses.
Thumper was the original Instagram model. We’ve all just been copying him.
Mulan’s notes.
Wow. This is so clever, and I’m mad at myself for not coming up with it first!
I’m just going to copy this person and pretend I had the idea for it all on my own.
Pocahontas.
You can’t go wrong with a simple black and white tattoo. Especially if it’s of an extremely famous, classic Disney character.
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Now “Colors Of The Wind” is going to be stuck in my head all day.
The evil queen from “Snow White”.
Loving how dark and eerie this is. I mean, it’s not that dark and eerie, since it’s from a Disney movie. But the artist manages to put a really edgy spin on it.
Lady and the Tramp.
This one is amazing!
I actually forgot this movie existed, and I hate myself for it.
I really need to brush up on my Disney movies, I’m starting to get rusty!