Top 10 Times Disney Has Been Accused of Using Subliminal Messages or Images
Even though Disney is known for family-friendly entertainment, they have had their share of controversy. One such controversy involves accusations that Disney has used subliminal messages and images, often sexual in nature, in their movies and other products.These accusations, along with other controversies, have led many to believe that Disney is some kind of evil, satanic corporation aiming to corrupt and mislead innocent children.
I personally believe that most of these incidents are the result of young, fresh-out-of-college animators having a laugh or adding hidden personal "autographs."
However, with that being said, there is one accusation that makes my stomach turn. It is so bad and inappropriate that I don't think TTT's would let me post it. So, I didn't. I think I'm already pushing it with some of the examples already on the list.
But...(lol) maybe I'll try to post it later and see what happens.

As Bianca and Bernard are going through the city in a sardine can, naked women can be seen twice through open windows in the city.
Disney admitted the images are there and claims they were added during the post-production process.
Disney has since removed the images.

The cover art for Euro-Disney's Bladid shows Mickey gripping a penis that is formed from Minnie's dress/body. To me, this is the most disturbing one on the list.

On the original VHS cover, a golden penis can be seen in the "phallic" castle.
Disney claims the cover artist didn't work for the company and has since changed the cover.

The word "sex" being hidden seems to be a recurring theme in Disney's animated movies. There are multiple instances in The Lion King.
There's a cover in Tangled formed from Rapunzel's hair wrapped around Flynn (this one is disturbing because it's so obvious), and there's one hidden in Frozen's famous moment when Elsa sang "Let it Go" (around the part she sings, "I don't care what they're going to say!").
During her fire dance, Esmeralda at moments appears to be naked (many claim nipples are even shown), with the word "sex" allegedly written above her breast within the flames.

In the movie, there is a scene where the car Jessica is riding in crashes into a light pole, and Jessica is ejected from the car.
As she is tumbling and spinning around, her skirt flops open, and you can see a "beaver shot."
Disney was made aware of this scene and has since edited it.

One of the most popular. Before he lays down to look at the stars, Simba slaps his paw down on the edge of a cliff. As the dust that comes off the ground floats off, it spells "SEX" before dissipating.
There's definitely lettering in the dust cloud, but Disney claims the letters spell "SFX" for the special effects company that worked on the movie. However, many people claim the words "sex" and "lie" are subliminally hidden throughout the whole movie.
Wow. I never noticed that before!

Along with the many alleged drug references, the "rabbit hole" really resembles a vagina.

This one seems too blatant to even be subliminal. Even if it wasn't intentional, how can they not see or notice it when they approved that poster?

This is a popular one. I personally believe this one is nonsense.
When Aladdin is confronted by Jasmine's tiger on her balcony and the scene cuts to Jasmine coming outside, Aladdin's muffled voice can still be heard. Many people believe you can hear Aladdin say, "Good teenagers, take off your clothes." Disney claims the line is, "Good kitty, take off and go."
Disney has now changed it to a simple, "Down, kitty."

Another popular one that's been debunked.
During the first wedding ceremony, the minister appears to grow an erection. However, when watched carefully and with different camera angles, you can see it's actually his knee protruding.