They do not have much, if anything in common. Aurora is passive, respectful, graceful, and selfless, Merida is active, disrespectful, careless, and selfish. They do not have the same views on love, and have different morals.

or Ariel, Jasmine, or Mulan.

They have nothing in common

Almost everyone I know hates her, and they do have nothing in common.

They're complete opposites. Next would be Jasmine and then Ariel.

Or Merida, or maybe Ariel. But I think she'd find Jasmine to abrasive and wouldn't agree with her decisions, especially since Jasmine left her duties, and we all know Aurora puts her duty above all.

Merida is the opposite of almost every DP =P She shouldn't count. especially for the classics. she is the opposite of Aurora, Snow, Cinderella, and Belle all at once... how is that possible?

I do see huge differences in Jasmine and Aurora's attitude but I could see them being friends. In the rare times Jasmine isn't ticked off, she is actually quite affable and sweet. Aurora would like that, and they could have fun exploring Aurora's new kingdom together, shopping and finding cute little gifts for their guys. Aurora would probably be shy around the strangers and getting stared at, but Jasmine, who is used to it and is more outgoing, would probably make her feel more at ease.

I don't think she'd really dislike Mulan. She would probably relate to and feel sorry for her, for the arranged marriage thing. She'd admire that Mulan, like herself, chose to do the selfless thing, and she might find Mulan's clumsiness cute in an awkward way. But Aurora might make Mulan feel bad about herself since she's such THE perfect bride. The matchmaker would terrify Aurora, which is too bad since she'd pass for sure!

disneyland- well, it isn't about people you know hating her. it's about who Aurora would dislike the most.

^Good point about Mulan!

Because Tiana lacks the dreamy and wishful personality, which Aurora has. Aurora would not realize how is it possible to be so serious and determined to achieve something, when all it takes is to dream it more than once for it to become true.

All her dreams and actions are different from what she'd done.