In this interactive adventure, Barbie goes on a cross-country trek with friends and makes big decisions about the future. Which dream will she choose?
Conrad Helten
Director
America Young
Barbie (Malibu) (voice)
Tatiana Varria
Barbie (Brooklyn) (voice)
Ritesh Rajan
Ken (voice)
Dino Andrade
Magnifico / Old Man / Dino Fortune Teller (voice)
Greg Chun
George / Subway Passenger / Burro Guy (voice)
Channon Dade
Waitress / Stage Manager / Ticket Taker / Assistant (voice)
Kirsten Day
Skipper (voice)
Dave Fennoy
McHenry / Pa / Clown (voice)
Lisa Fuson
Margaret / Subway Conductor / Pug Owner (voice)
Judy Alice Lee
Rebecca Lee / Jacinda's Assistant (voice)
Melanie Minichino
Director / Farmer Jill / Receptionist (voice)
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