Disney does not publicly list a specific "weight requirement" in pounds for character performers; instead, they hire based on height ranges and costume fit. Because performers must fit into pre-existing, molded costumes (especially for "fur" characters like Mickey or Goofy), the requirement is more about body proportions and "slender to athletic build" to ensure safety and mobility inside the suit. For "face" characters (like Disney Princesses or Marvel Heroes), the criteria are even stricter, as you must fit the specific silhouette of the character’s clothing, which typically ranges from a US dress size 2 to 10. For the 2026 audition season, Disney continues to prioritize height: common ranges include 4’8”–5’0” for shorter characters and 6’2”–6’6” for taller ones. While weight isn't a hard number, the physical demands of the job—dancing and moving in heavy, hot costumes for 30-minute sets—mean you must be in good cardiovascular health. If a performer cannot comfortably and safely fit into the standard costume for their height range, they generally cannot be cast in that specific role.