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Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures: Magical Mermaid Mystery (2019)
Barbie's parents and sisters go on a Costa Rican holiday, while Barbie, Daisy, Teresa, Renee and Nikki get hired to work at a water park.
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Barbie's parents and sisters go on a Costa Rican holiday, while Barbie, Daisy, Teresa, Renee and Nikki get hired to work at a water park.
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In Theaters:7/19/2019
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