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Q: Parents are letting go of a long-time favorite this season, planning instead to buy a cool new toy for their little girls, according to the annual National Retail Federation's Holiday Top Toys Survey. 
  
 For the first time in the 11-year history of the poll, Mattel's Barbie was not the winner for girls' parents. Instead, merchandise for Disney's "Frozen" is the survey's clear victor—with about one in five parents saying they plan to buy a toy related to the hit animated film. 
  
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 "Barbie has been the top girls' toy for over a decade, but it is no surprise that Disney's "Frozen" has taken the top seat, as children have had it on the mind as far back as Halloween," Prosper's Consumer Insights Director Pam Goodfellow said in an NRF press release. 
  
 "Frozen" debuted in theaters in November 2013, but its snowball of popularity—and merchandising—has gained speed ever since. In box office sales alone, it has generated more than $1.25 billion in global revenue. 
  
 Although she may have lost the top spot to the snow queen of Arendelle, Barbie still managed to win over a large swath of parents. The survey found that 16.8 percent planned to purchase a toy from the Mattel mainstay. 
  
 For boys, Lego, manufactured by Denmark's privately held Lego Group, retained its No. 1 spot, followed by the generic "Cars & Trucks" category. 
  
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 The survey also found that many parents are planning to buy their kids tablets; that gift option came in the top 10 for both boys and girls. 
  
 The NRF polled 6,593 consumers for the survey. ||||| Barbie dolls have been dethroned as the nation's most popular toy for girls. The plastic princesses from Disney's 'Frozen' have ended Barbie's decade-long reign at the number one spot. Newslook 
  
 This image released by Disney shows a teenage Elsa the Snow Queen in a scene from the animated feature "Frozen." (Photo: Disney via AP) 
  
 Sorry, Barbie. You've had a long reign as the top toy for girls. But you'll have to 'Let it Go.' 
  
 Parents reported that 20% planned to buy Disney's 'Frozen' goodies for girls this year, compared to 16.8% choosing to purchase Barbies, 
  
 in the National Retail Federation's latest holiday top toys survey. 
  
 This is the first time in the survey's 11-year-history that Barbie was beaten, according to NRF. 
  
 Forty-two percent of shoppers plan to buy toys as gifts for the holiday, the consumer survey points out. Whereas, 61% plan to buy clothes or clothing accessories. 
  
 According to the survey, the 2014 top toys for girls: 
  
 1. Disney Frozen 
  
 2. Barbie 
  
 3. Dolls 
  
 4. Monster High Dolls 
  
 5. American Girl 
  
 And for the boys: 
  
 1. LEGO 
  
 2. Cars & Trucks 
  
 3. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 
  
 4. Video games 
  
 5. Hot Wheels 
  
 The survey was held from November 3-10 polled 6,593 consumers and conducted by the NRF. It has a margin of error of plus or minus 1.2 percentage points. 
  
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Bad news, Barbie: Parents these days kinda prefer Queen Elsa and her animated co-stars from the movie Frozen, CNBC reports. A holiday toys survey finds that one in five parents plan to purchase merchandise from the Disney flick for their girls, while Barbie ranks second (for the first time in the survey's 11 years) at 16.8%. "Barbie has been the top girls' toy for over a decade, but it is no surprise that Disney's Frozen has taken the top seat, as children have had it on the mind as far back as Halloween," an analyst says. Indeed, Frozen's popularity has risen since its release last November, banking $1.25 billion in global revenue. For boys, parents' top-two favorite merchandising streams this season are LEGO and Cars & Trucks, USA Today reports.