Barbie as Sleeping Beauty

The king and queen have a long-awaited daughter, Rose, and they invite all the fairies of the kingdom to the feast, except for one evil fairy. In the midst of the christening feast, an uninvited fairy appears, who, out of revenge, utters an evil prophecy: when the princess turns 16, she will prick her finger on a spindle and die. The last fairy, who did not have time to distribute the gift, softens the sentence: the princess pricks her finger on the spindle, but does not die, but falls asleep and is awakened by a kiss of love. The king issues a decree to burn all spinning wheels and spindles. On her sixteenth birthday, Rose meets Prince charming Kendall, whom she invites to a party.

But when everyone thought that everything was all right, the princess finds a spinning wheel and an evil fairy in a secret room in the castle. The evil fairy demands a magic flute from the princess, with which she could please everyone, but Rosa refuses to give it back. Then the evil fairy makes her prick her finger on the spindle and the princess falls asleep. The fairies, who have overlooked the girl, decide to put everyone in the palace to sleep until the savior comes for the princess. The fairies send one of Rose's pet friends after Kendall, who rushes to help. The evil fairy surrounds the castle with a forest of thorns, but they do not stop the prince, and he enters the princess's bedchamber and kisses her.

The princess wakes up, but it takes her magic flute to wake the others, but it was taken away by an evil fairy. Rosa runs into her in the room with the spinning wheel. Despite everything, the princess sees a little kindness in the evil fairy, which makes her turn into a kind butterfly and give away the flute. The kingdom is awakening and the whole kingdom is celebrating Rose's coming of age.