Whether or not you consider Frozen is up to you. :D (The reason being it's not an "official" DP movie, and perhaps might not ever be.)
At least seven DP movies have made me cry, eight if including Frozen.

I'm a big crier. :P

I cry at everything...it may be 9 or 10...

just one , in the princess and the frog when ray died

Only one, Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs at the funeral.

i can't lie, i cried when ray died. i also cried the first time i saw the "do you want to build a snowman" part in frozen where grief causes elsa's whole room to freeze over.

The Little Mermaid, when Ariel gets her legs from her daddy, and when she and Triton hug on the ship. And of course, when the vocal chorus starts singing, "Now we can walk, now we can run, now we can..."

I always tear up when Mulan sees all of China bowing in front of her, and also when Fa Zhou tells her that the "greatest gift and honor is having you for a daughter."

I've teared up on some others. In recent memory, for a DP movie, it was some part in Cinderella, I think near the end.

And the last time I teared up during a movie was Inside Out.

I don't really cry because of movies. I tear up. The only movie that made me weep all the way through was Miyazaki's Grave of the Fireflies.

No movie has made me cry

No Disney movie has made me cry actually.

The Little Mermaid (the ending)
Beauty and the Beast (the ending and when Beast lets Belle go and when they waltz etc.)
Aladdin (the ending R.I.P. Robin Williams)
Mulan (Reflection and the ending)
Frozen (the first time I saw the Let it go scene I wept, but since that it kind of annoys me)

(I might cried on way more movies but these are the most recent)

ApplesauceDoctr: I LOVE your picture choice for "All of them"!

Just two but both are periodically throughout.
The Little Mermaid: Ariel sings "Part of Your World Reprise" to Eric as he wakes up and then finishes it on the rock.
Triton destroys Ariel's grotto.
Ariel sells her voice to Ursula and then rushes up and just breaks the surface in time as the score plays in the background followed by Eric playing "Part of Your World" on his flute and thinking about Ariel.
Ariel watches Eric announce his engagement to another woman (Ursula in disguise) and is heartbroken.
Ariel is watching Eric on the rock and Triton decides to give Ariel legs.
Ariel hugs her father and says "I love you." at wedding with the chorus playing in the background followed by the couple waving and Triton creating a rainbow to signify how happy he is for his daughter to have finally found where she belongs.
Pretty much whenever the score of or song "Part of Your World" is playing.

Beauty & The Beast: Beast risks his life and almost dies saving Belle from the wolves followed by Belle taking him home instead of leaving him for dead. They both argue a bit and then she thanks him for saving her life and shows him kindness and everything changes.
Beast tries to use the spoon to eat but it doesn't work so Belle decides to ditch her spoon and drink the soup instead followed by the "Something There" snow scene followed by the cozy reading together in front of the fireplace.
The "Beauty & The Beast" Waltz followed by the balcony scene and Beast letting her go because he truly loves her.
The Beast not fighting back against Gaston when Gaston is attacking him because he thinks Belle will never come back and he has nothing to live for as the rose is getting close to the last petal falling followed by Belle arriving and Beast seeing her face and saying her name and then fighting for his live as a result.
Belle reaches Beast who says "You came back" just before he is stabbed by Gaston and that whole scene where he dies and says "I guess it's better this way.... I'm just glad I got to see you one last time." followed by Belle's breaking voice of "Don't say that, it'll be alright." knowing full well it wont but really hoping so.
Belle crying over Beast's body and admitting "I love you" which breaks the spell and transforms him along with the very powerful score behind this entire near ending scene.

I feel like I cried the first time I saw Frozen when Olaf started melting and Kristoff went back to save Anna but that was a while ago and I admittedly haven't seen that film many times. The other two I have seen countless times yet they still make me cry to this day!

I cried with Frozen during "Do you want to build a snowman" and near the end also brother bear and brave.

Tangled (Reunited with Parents), Brave (Sunset scene where Mother doesn't turn human again and then she does), Frozen (second half of Do you wanna build a snowman after the funeral on both sides of door and after Anna sacrifices herself for Elsa, before the great thaw) and Snow White (Her funeral in the cottage with the dwarfs).

I was close to cry when Mulan was exposed and dishonored in the mountains but I didn’t.

There is only one animated movie that made me cry as an adult and it’s not a DP or even Disney movie, it’s The Prince of Egypt.