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Born in 1952? Here's what you're older than.
If you were born in 1952, you turn 74 in 2026, and you're a Baby Boomer. You're older than 285 things on our timeline, including Disneyland, the modern LEGO brick and Barbie.
Everyone born in 1952
was born closer to Edison's first public light bulb demonstration than to today.
Edison's first public light bulb demonstration was 73 years before 1952. 1952 was 74 years ago.
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Everything on this list came out, opened or happened after 1952 ended.
- Disneyland
- The LEGO brick
- Barbie
- Pickleball
- The first Super Bowl
- The Big Mac
- The Moon landing
- Woodstock
- Sesame Street
- UNO
- Starbucks
- Walt Disney World
- Pong
- The Rubik's Cube
- Microsoft
- Apple
- Star Wars
- The Happy Meal
- The Sony Walkman
- Pac-Man
- MTV
- The CD
- Tetris
- Back to the Future
You were born closer to these than to today
- The first Coca-Cola (1886) details
- The Statue of Liberty's dedication (1886) details
- Nintendo's founding (1889) details
Same age as you
These also arrived in 1952.
1952 by the numbers
- The world had about 2.6 billion people in 1952. Today it's about 8.3 billion.
- People born in 1952 are older than about 96% of everyone alive.
- 1952 is roughly halfway between 1878 and today.
- If you were born in 1952, you've been alive for roughly 26,932 to 27,297 days.
Questions people ask
How old is someone born in 1952?
Someone born in 1952 turns 74 in 2026. Until their birthday this year, they're 73.
What generation is 1952?
People born in 1952 are a Baby Boomer, using the most common generation definitions.
What is someone born in 1952 older than?
Everyone born in 1952 is older than Disneyland, the modern LEGO brick, Barbie, pickleball and the first Super Bowl, plus 280 more things on our timeline.
What were people born in 1952 born closer to than today?
People born in 1952 were born closer to Edison's first public light bulb demonstration (1879) than to today.