Toy Story Land

Stepping into Toy Story Land is like stepping straight into Andy’s backyard—and instantly being transported back to your childhood. Everything is larger than life: the building blocks, giant footprints, Christmas lights strung overhead—it’s pure magic. From the moment you walk in, you really do feel like one of the toys. Slinky Dog Dash is a must-ride: it’s thrilling but still family-friendly, and the views of the land are incredible. Alien Swirling Saucers is silly, colorful fun, and Toy Story Mania is just the right mix of nostalgia and competition—one of the most addictive rides in the park. The details are what make this land shine. The Imagineering here is top-tier. Every bench, sign, and snack cart feels like it came out of Andy’s imagination. It brought out my inner child in the best way possible—I was smiling nonstop. This isn’t just a part of the park, it’s a full-on experience. Whether you’re riding, exploring, or just soaking it all in, Toy Story Land reminds you how it felt to play without a care in the world. Pure Disney magic.

Toy Story Land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios is pure joy from start to finish. You feel like you’ve been shrunk down to toy size and dropped right into Andy’s backyard. The level of detail is incredible—from giant game pieces to oversized footprints, every corner is immersive and fun. Slinky Dog Dash is a fantastic family coaster—smooth, fast, and full of character. Alien Swirling Saucers is a great ride for kids (and grown-ups who don’t mind spinning), and Toy Story Mania is an addicting, interactive 4D shooting game that never gets old. Woody’s Lunch Box offers surprisingly great food. Don’t skip the grilled cheese or Totchos, and grab a Lunch Box Tart for dessert. The only downside? It can get hot—there’s not much shade—so come prepared. But at night, the land lights up with a magical glow, making it feel like an entirely new experience. Whether you’re a longtime fan or just tagging along with your kids, Toy Story Land captures the heart of the movies and delivers nonstop smiles. A must-do when visiting Hollywood Studios!

So Much Fun at Toy Story Land 🌟🚀❤️💙💛 Toy Story Land in Orlando is absolutely incredible! The moment I walked in, I felt like I had shrunk down to the size of a toy. The whole area is packed with colorful details that bring the movies to life. Slinky Dog Dash was so much fun—perfect for both kids and adults, with just the right amount of thrill. I also loved Toy Story Mania; it’s an interactive ride that’s super engaging and great for some friendly competition. Don’t forget to try the snacks at Woody’s Lunch Box—the grilled cheese is amazing! It’s such a fun and lively place, and if you’re a fan of Toy Story, you’ll absolutely love it. Can’t wait to visit again

Beautiful and fun experience in the Toy Story Land. I definetely recommend to go and visit this land. The main attractionc Slinky Dog Dash, has an average wait of 60 minutes, but it is worth every minute.

You feel like a toy! The decorations and atmosphere here are unmatched! The attention to detail is fabulous!

Such a surreal place to come and visit within Disney's Hollywood Studio. It literally feels like you are turning into a toy and entering the world of Toy Story and Andy's bedroom! There's lots of statues to take pictures at, themed restaurants and ample restrooms available. It's a must visit when coming to this park! Every ride is worth going on here as well.

Toy Story Land at Disney is a delightful adventure that truly captures the magic of the beloved film series. My daughter and I spent an unforgettable day there; she insisted on riding the roller coaster what felt like 100 times, and her enthusiasm was contagious. We also spent time taking pictures with all the charming characters, which made the experience even more memorable. The attention to detail and immersive atmosphere of the land made every moment enjoyable, and seeing my daughter so happy made the time spent there absolutely worth it. If you're looking for a place where both kids and adults can have a blast, Toy Story Land is a must-visit!

Cute area, I loved walking through it. Very crowded area. Went on Sunday President's Day weekend.

If you go to Disney Hollywood studios you have to make a stop in Toy Land. It's like walking into the Toy Story movie! My 4 and 2 year old are obsessed with the alien saucer ride. Slinky dog always has a 75+ min wait so fast pass that if you have that option. If you're looking for a snack or meal, the totchos at Andy's lunchbox are excellent and shareable. Also snag a blueberry lemon tart, delicious! Be on the look out for characters, they come through for photo ops from time to time.

Galaxy's Edge truly has some stiff competition with how well Toy Story Land is stylized and designed as well! This part of the park is made to make you feel like a tiny little toy in the giant human's world! There are giant "human sized" foot prints on the ground and objects scattered throughout - like straws - that are taller than you to make you feel small! There's also a ton of bamboo planted everywhere to simulate "grass" so it feels like even the grass is taller than you! I truly cannot emphasize the attention to detail here! Even the signs, railings, bathrooms - TRULY EVERYTHING - is so creatively thought through and CUTE and in theme with what you would expect in a Toy Story movie. I truly felt, just like when I was walking through Galaxy's Edge and being immersed in the Star Wars universe, that I was inside the Toy Story universe here and I am here for it!! We saw Woody and Jesse walk by as we walked through the park, as well as caught a performance from the green army men and I positively was LIVING! Pay close attention to the army men's costumes because they are SO well thought out and, again, speak to the attention to detail this place has to everything! Great rides here with Toy Story Mania being my favorite! Great food as well at Woody's Lunchbox - like truly out of this world!!!!!! Had the best time here and it's adjacent to Galaxy's Edge, so I had the best time bouncing in between these two parks just having a grand ol' time!!!!!

Great place for the kids they will find this place magical.Even good for the parents.Very entertaining to see your favourite characters statue.

This was by far my FAVORITE ride of the park. It was interactive and who doesn't like a good competition. The set up is super cute and can't wait to go back.

I absolutely love how realistic this is. It felt like you were a part of the movies. Love the variety of rides foods and being able to meet characters. Everything is very clean. I also like that there was a good amount of shade to protect us from the Florida sun. 10/10!!!!

As an adult, I love walking through this area with all the colors and fun things. I can only imagine what a child thinks when they see all this. Great rides like Toy Story Mania, Slinky Dog, Flying Saucers, etc. There are places to get food and drinks here. Everywhere you look it's tinker toys, scrabble tiles and other childhood game pieces. I love it!!

The right rear section of Hollywood Studios (if you're looking at a map). It is a very colorful section kids surely will love if they watched Toy Story. Slinky Dog Dash is the most popular ride, where lines can be over 60 minute wait, so knock this ride out early. Other notable ride is Toy Story Mania, which is a fun shooting game. Stop by Woody's Lunch Box for some great food.

I've been sleeping on Hollywood Studios! This was my fourth year, making an annual trip to Disney with friends. In the last few years, I've actually skipped Hollywood Studios altogether. With Toy Story Land plus Galaxy's Edge, both now open, I ended up spending three of my five days exploring everything new at HS. Toy Story Land is so impressive! The whole set up is designed to make you feel like you are now "toy-sized." You are surrounded by massive installations of your favorite toys from childhood and the Toy Story movies. Every now and then, you will catch Buzz or Woody walking around between their meet and greet experiences. You can see the green army men drumming and putting on small shows to entertain. There are new attractions, some offering interactive elements that set them apart from "old school" attractions. My favorite ride is definitely slinky dog, but I'll definitely be getting a fast pass for it if I ever ride it again. The queue was interactive, but that is the longest I have waited for any ride in awhile. Worth doing at least once even with the wait. I was also a big fan of Toy Story Mania, but since showing games aren't my strength, I'll put my fast pass priority for Slinky Dog. The quick-service option - Woody's Lunch Box - is legit! I was very impressed and love the direction that Disney is moving in, offering unique and high-quality quick service options. Great addition to a park I used to skip over in the past!

As a kid who grew up on Toy Story and continued to be a big kid and see the sequels - my favorite area of Hollywood Studios! A must stop! The attention to detail is amazing and the colors were so bright. Toy Story Land is all the way in the back and to the right of the park. We hauled it from the entrance of Hollywood Studios to Toy Story Land. It is a tricky path to navigate, especially while joggin and following the map on the mobile app. But even with our running right at rope drop there still was a ton of people already at Toy Story Land. Popular rides include Slinky Dog Dash and Toy Story Mania. These two had long wait times and were super popular with guests. The third ride is the Alien Swirling Saucers, but we passed on this ride - not into spin rides! Be prepared to be called "toys" as you enter Toy Story Land, since you shrink down and end up in Andy's backyard. Be on the look out for the Green Army toys. Food wise - there is only Woody's Lunch Box which is quick service. You can order off the mobile app and skip the line. One of the cheaper areas to grab a bite. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner items are all sold here. Bathroom - I only noticed one bathroom but this bathroom was huge and very clean. Woody, Buzz, Jessie, and Little Bo-Peep (pre-Toy Story 4 where she is a bad***) were all there for a character visit. Tips - Visit the park at night too! It gives a whole different vibe with the Christmas lights, etc. Fun colors are everywhere! You can also enter Star Wars from the back of Toy Story Land - the transition from Toy Story to Star Wars is an interesting one! Warning - Little shade!

Nice area in Hollywood Studios. I heard of Toy Story Land being built and I was probably more excited for this area than my son. I was happy that it happened to open the year I was finally coming to Disney World. Honestly, though the area is very nice I expected more, though it is a smaller space than you'd think. And it's VERY crowded - which is the norm when there are new things in these parks. The Decor is very nice throughout as you'd expect. A lot of photo opportunities, especially with the large, vocal Woody at the entrance. There are 3 rides in this area: Slinky Dog Dash, Alien Swirling Saucers, and Toy Story Mania. If you're coming into this area, Fast Pass the Slinky coaster since that one had the worst wait of them all. The army men run their little shows here pretty frequently. There's a few meet and greets - Woody & Bo Peep, Jesse, and Buzz. I thought for the area they would add some more names, but it's just those as of the time of this writing. There's a main eatery and some stands for refreshments along the way. Plenty of merchandise and a penny machine. Located in Hollywood Studios at Disney World. Overall a must stop, whether you're a fan or not. The area isn't overly that large, but still enjoyable nonetheless.

Fun destination at the park! So full of colors and characters we all enjoy. There's a decent mix of attractions, food and shops so leave time for your family to enjoy it. Watch for the toy soldiers roaming the area and entertaining the crowd. Disney limits your fast passes here. Toy Story Mania and Slinky's Dash is the most popular. Choose wisely. Slinky's Dash stays at an hour wait or more. Woody's Lunch Box is available for meals and families will appreciate a large bathroom centralized to the fun. Be prepared for tighter space and crowded areas, and you're most exposed to the sun here due to little shade cover.

A wonderful area inside of Hollywood Studios. As per usual Disney does an amazing job at having a fully immersive experience. Once you walk into this area you really do feel like you're a part of the movies. Before you even make it inside there is a great spot to take some pro photos with the giant Toy Story banner behind you. You can also meet buzz lightyear up front at the entry. Once you're inside of the area there's also another meet and greet over to the left hand side by Toy Story mania. Here you can meet Woody and Jessie from the movies. They just recently announced that in August they'll also have Bo Peep to meet in this area as well. There are a couple of rides back here and you'll definitely want to try to get a FastPass for these if you can. Both are excellent and you should definitely give them a try. Toy Story mania is for all ages so you can take little ones on this if you need. However, the Slinky dog ride has a height requirement so be sure to check that before getting a FastPass. Most of this area and the lines for the items you want to do our outside. So be sure to reapply your sunscreen and have a cold drink candy while you wait in line. Overall: A+ Wonderful area in Hollywood studios for both rides and meet and greets with characters from the films. Love it!

This area has been added to Hollywood Studios over the last 6 years and is still being added to, with a new BBQ currently in the works. It houses attractions and rides mostly geared toward children, but even as an adult it is worth seeing. The theming is incredible. Everywhere you look, you'll see something that takes you back in time to when you were a kid. There are oversized board games, toys and figures everywhere. It's like being a toy in an adult's world surrounded by the settings many of us would have known 50 years ago. You won't spend a huge amount of time right here, currently, but you will definitely enjoy the time you spend - especially if you get to ride the Slinky Dog Dash or see the other attractions here.

Hollywood Studios is probably my least favorite Disney park, but this land is an improvement to the park. I was aging out of Disney flicks when the Toy Story movies came out, I don't think I've even seen anything other than short clips of the film. Still, this land is so bright and colorful! I couldn't wait to visit it on my most recent trip. This land was like visual overload for my ADD brain! So much to see and really fun stuff for all ages! I spotted one of the "toy soldiers" marching around in the land, so cute! The xmas lights overhead are awesome too and a nice touch! The day I visited it felt like 100 out, literally. I watched a few You Tube videos on this land before my visit and I agree with the people griping about the lack of shade. They need more trees, but this shouldn't be as much of an issue from November through early May when Florida isn't blazing hot. I visited two of the rides here. Slinky Dog is great, perfect for younger kids. Thrilling but not over the top. I also took a spin on the Alien Swirling Saucers, that was just kind of meh. I'd rather go on the Tea Cups at Magic Kingdom. This land is worth checking out when in the park, but try to score some fast passes ahead of time. It's worth strolling through to see all of the great stuff!

Typically reviews of amusement parks are not my thing so I hope this is more of a helpful guide. Toy Story Land is unique in its own way. The area itself has some things that of course are unique to the land/storyline but also from a Guest satisfaction amenities it's really stepped up. Attractions: Toy Story Mania - shorter wait times, easier FP availability. Entrance now faces into the land, and has a covered area once you get through the tail of the stand by lane. Aliens is the one you are likely to get if it's a last minute FP search. Slinky Coaster - 60 minutes? A must; 60-90, not bad just have your cell battery charged or charger with you and pull up a game to pass the time. Meet & Greets: Buzz, Woody & Jesse are the staples of course BUT arm soldiers/troop steals the show in Toy Story Land. A quartet plays a few times through the day in a semi "parade" of their own and others can be seen walking & interacting around the land all day. Food: Quick service Andy's Lunchbox has it right, quick but flavorful options for all ages. Loaded tots are my favorite along with an Adult beverage. Hope you enjoy!

I really great first time experience! Walking through Toy Story Land is such a cool experience. Disney really puts so much thought into every single detail. This land is pretty geared towards younger kids, so you won't find many high intensity rides here. I really enjoyed the Alien Swirling Saucers ride & the Slinky Dog Dash Roller Coaster while I was here. It's definitely visually stimulating!

Toy Story land is the latest and greatest new addition to the abysmal Disney's Hollywood Studios theme park and I'm sorry to say it's pretty lame. The too-small area creates unpleasant bottlenecks and the lines for the three attractions always seem to be topping hour-long (and even longer!) waits. The new land is laid out in basically a straight line, and there isn't much to see. After you pass a gauntlet of strollers, you have to fight with scooters and hoardes of tourists pushing and shoving. It's unpleasantly crowded no matter when you visit. You enter the land next to a giant Woody figurine. There's a small quick service restaurant (that also serves adult beverages for tired moms and dads) and a couple of overpriced merchandise kiosks. The land has only three rides: Toy Story Midway Mania (a ride-through 3-D videogame that is a blast -- it's identical to the one at Disneyland's California Adventure Park in California), a little green men ride called Alien Swirling Saucers (identical to the Mater's Junkyard Jamboree ride at Cars Land in California except with a different theme), and the E-ticket Slinky Dog Dash roller coaster (similar to the one in Disneyland Paris but much longer and bigger). The rides are fun but I rode the Slinky Dog Dash today (yes, really today) and it scared me half to death. It was terrifying little ones as well as their parents. This is a LEGIT roller coaster and I don't know why it is in a kid-friendly section of the park. It's super high, super fast, and the dips and turns make it feel like you are going to fall out and plummet to the ground. I am not joking. I don't like roller coasters in general but this thing scared me. I wouldn't ride it again even if you paid me. The Alien Saucers are appropriate for all ages, as is Midway Mania. The saucers are simple but fun, and Midway Mania is one of the very best attractions at any Disney park -- especially if you love video games. There are a few lame meet and greets with Jessie, Woody, and Buzz, but the lines are so long that you'll waste a good chunk of your touring day if the kids spot the characters. I'm rating this land only 2 stars because Disney could've done SO much better. I hope they get it right with the new Star Wars section of the park!

It's pretty cute here but it is extremely crowded. Out of all the parks and sections i found this one to be the most difficult to walk around. Even taking a picture by the sign there had to be a line up. The best thing about Toy Story Land was their ride 'Toy Story Mania' it's a ride where two people sit in a car wearing 3D glasses to shoot targets on the projector screen. I had so much fun its a 5/5 ride if you can skip the line and do fast pass i highly recommend. Unluckily for me i had to wait 2.5 hours till i got to get on the ride. This is the only thing i found interesting about Toy Story Land in my opinion.

Toy Story Land is exactly what Hollywood Studios needed. It has been in desperate need of new areas and attractions for some time. This park has been lacking in some kid-friendly attractions, so this is a nice addition. TSL is great for taking photos. The land is filled with bright and vivid colors, Toy Story characters and plenty of decorated walls for family photo backdrops. Slinky dog coaster won't make any coaster top 10 lists but packs a bit of excitement while still retaining a kids of all ages ride. For all the positive things in the park (and they are many), it still feels like Disney didn't quite hit a home run this time. The overall feeling of the park feels more like a town fair rather than a world class family vacation spot. Nowhere is this more evident than the ride que for Slinky Dog Coaster. The line wraps around the perimeter of the coaster in full sun and offers little to occupy the time spent in it. They even setup temporary umbrellas to help visitors escape the scorching Florida summer sun as an afterthought. The lack of shade and places to sit is just such a huge design oversight. It's like the people who designed the park had never been in Florida in the summer. I would strongly recommend a visit during the winter months when the lack of shade won't be an issue. The enjoyment level will be much higher at that time of year. I think that when Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge opens next year that, unless you have little ones, TSL will be something you simply walk through or past on your way there.

Toy story land was pretty cool. It was neat how they made it look like Andy's backyard. My complaint however is the way it's designed, doesn't allow for the flow of people very well. The lines to the rides snake out into the open, so you are dodging them, and people coming and going. Same with the character lines. I guess maybe cause it's still so new that's why it's so crowded. I just felt like I couldn't breath back there.

Great for little kids or parents and people want to slow down before other rides. Giant kids toys. Mask required they don't lay not wearing them in the lines you have to have one.

I completely forgot to "check-in" as the "feels like" temperature was 109.4 on the second day of Opening Weekend of Toy Story Land. The boyfriend and I had previously heard (from numerous cast members) that the main downfall of Toy Story Land was the lack of shade provided and we completely agree with this assessment. Although colorful, eye catching and cute, Toy Story Land is largely uncovered as are the lines for most of the rides. There are some cute benches (either dominoes or popsicle sticks) under some umbrellas, but this is not sufficient especially considering how hot it gets in Central Florida during the summer. The wait line for the swirling saucer alien ride was only 45 minutes, but again, with the lack of shade, we passed on this. The Slinky Dog Coaster (the current "it" ride) still has wait times upwards of 5 and 6 hours. Magical Midway was redesigned, but I didn't check to see how long the wait was. The only place that I saw/felt air conditioning, was the bathroom. I highly recommend that you come prepared with a cooling towel and/or a personal mister fan as well as ice cold water. Please be mindful if you have little ones as I passed many red-faced children who looked absolutely miserable. My recommendations to Disney would be to add additional shade as well as mister fans. I would also recommend a water element (perhaps a splash pad or maybe Weezey or another character can be "spitting" water on passers by). I fully intend to return to Toy Story Land, but I will wait until the weather cools down and also go during nighttime hours.

Fun way to enter area with giant Woody talking and telling jokes. Toy Story Land is bright and cheerful, and slinky dog Dash did not disappoint yesterday. It was a longer ride than expected with great views of Toy Story Land. New entrance to Toy Story Mania made it easier to access Fast Pass line in our opinion. Wish that both Disney World and Disneyland would get a sponsor to deodorize bathrooms in their Parks, however, as I've been unable to use some of the ladies rooms as I literally gag at the extreme excessive smells.

Toy story land is the newest Disney attraction to open. It is full of bright colored areas to see and attractions to visit. For example try outact out in the slinky dog roller coaster as well as other shows and treats. They have a spinning saucer ride that is not like a merry-go-round so if you tend to get a little tummy queezy you do not have to worry about riding this one as there is no spinning. There are great snacks & restaurants. One of my favorites is Prime Time Cafe where the food is great & full bar ready to serve you anytime. There are lots of places to cool off & plenty of shopping as well. The new Star Wars Land will be opening soon & the Gondola Sky tide is moving right along.

Love Toy Story land! Everything was so cute, and well done. I'm only giving it 4 stars because there was absolutely no shade whatsoever. Toy Story land was so HOT!!! There was also a line for everything, it was so crowded. They should have built an indoor spot to take pictures with the characters, and they should absolutely still add one somewhere.

Advice number one make sure to bring bug spray! Disney is usually very cool about treating areas that have attractions. This is Florida and it is expected that they're going to be swampy areas with mosquitoes and other insects. I am a native of California but I have lived here in South Tampa since 2010. Mosquitoes are A pest that we are not used to. Even my native Floridian friends stated they were being eaten alive by mosquitoes. At one point I thought I would spend my entire evening scratching a million mosquito bites. At some of the other parks they have insect repellent mainly that is found at animal Kingdom. (except in times when mosquito borne illnesses are elevated by the CDC's reports) So be prepared and bring your own, Protect yourself and you're wee munchkins. Especially if you are not used to this type of pest! Number two on the list, this is a very compact space to squeeze a lot of bodies into. Most people at Disney are quite passive; but I witnessed a lot of hostility because the lines were very long and there was not a lot of respect for personal body space. Being from the west coast we are an easy-going people. East coast people are a little more cognisant and demanding of their personal space and it show d in the attitudes of those in the area. So a tip to tourists, many European cultures are much like the California West Coast culture as far as thought about personal body space, we don't mind being around and interacting with and usually bumping into each other, but Floridians do and they are bothered by it. If you don't give them an arms length distance away from their person they will be verbally aggressive and sometimes physically. So point your hand forward if you can touch the person in front of you take one step back. If you are with family and friends keep as close as you want to those of the people you wanna hug anyway. We were lucky enough to be staying in a Disney resort, so we were able to experience Hollywood studios during magic hours. That said; even though magic hours are limited to resort guests only, and that time is usually only 1 to 2 hours.. It was an hour long + wait for slinky dog, actually approximately it was 75 minutes and this was after the park closed, and the number of guests was limited. Tip number three bring a fan or cooling device. Handheld, battery operated or a wet cloth. Whether it be a handheld fan, battery operated fan, a wet cooling cloth. The line for slinky dog is deceiving. Normally Disney has a long line which is well known, you see what is ahead of you. Whether it be the next direction to another line, you are able to visualise where you are in line and how far are you are from the ride. This is not the case of the slinky dog, they made short segments that turn multiple ways, and when they said it was a 75 minute wait.... it was way longer. There is no air circulation whatsoever. I experienced the wait for the ride after the park closed, so it was approximately 81° according to a weather app, with a feels like 87°. (Per a well known nationally accredited new station source) A few of the fans were broken or not functioning. And of course this was in the worst space where you could not feel a natural breeze, and there are too many bodies compacted into the line into tiny segments full of numerous parties, not only was the heat and bearable but so was the stench. One would assume that the "Thunder Mountain" air circulation problems would have been corrected met a new ride that came about in 2018. Although the ride is spectacular. Disney loses a few points in thinking about the comfort of the patrons at the park. After all patrons are what find the park surviving. Next point: parents with children who are on autism spectrum or have sensory issues. These children will not do well with this particular ride. There are lots of sounds and lights and sensory processing issues. Disney does have a program for children with specific disorders where they may not be able to stand in long lines, it is rarely talked about and never advertised. It is an excellent program. For this universal studios and islands of adventure is is one step ahead of the game, with their child swap program, thats fully advertised, and includes infants, toddlers and young children who don't meet height requirements. For many children on the spectrum, this area is going to be very overwhelming for them. It's a bit disappointing that Toy Story Land doesn't have an indoor shopping area like all of the other attractions have. They have a couple of small outdoor shopping booths but those close during inclement weather.

If you loved the Toy Story movies then you must visit Toy Story Land. The new attractions and the way they have it set up is very impressive. It is as if you are one of the toys due to the large sizes of the Land. Slinky Dog is great! We thought that with it being a child's ride it would be slow but to our surprise, it went a lot faster than expected. Toy Story Mania is a must here too!

I have been to Disney studios many times but they have undergone a major renovation. They have added two new "lands" - toy story land and Star Wars. They have taken away some of the older attractions that were a little out of date. Toy story land is like an old fashioned amusement park. It is bright and colorful and full of life. There are three rides all of which are fit for children. There is one eating area in that land that serves nice sandwiches and "totchos" (tater tots substituted for nacho chips). We got one sandwich and one totchos and actually enjoyed the sandwich more. Each entree is in the $8 to $10 range. The Star Wars land is AMAZING! The landscapes and decorations have you thinking that you are in some far off planet. Everything you see is themed. There are shop keepers selling their alien wares and special foods. The down side is as of now there is only one ride so the wait Time was about two hours. There was a cantina to eat/drink in but that also had a long wait. Disney says a new ride will be opening in December. Ironically the ride "star tours" is not in this area but it's still available to ride. I went in October which is supposed to be a slow time of year but attractions had a long wait. Thankfully Disney puts up signs saying how long the wait is and that info can also be accessed on their website. We arrived at the park about an hour after opening and there were no "fast passes" available to any of their rides. I'd advise trying to get fast passes well before your vacation time (use their app). The cost of my one day ticket was $130 (yikes) but I had a lot of fun. Definitely will go again next time I am in Florida

They did a great job with theming. I am so impressed. Slinky dog dash is similar to Barnstormer at Magic Kingdom. It is fun for kids and adults alike. Alien saucer ride isn't anything special to be honest. It's okay, but nothing too special. Toy story mania has been a favorite for years! The theming of the whole park has been so well down that's you feel as if you are the size of a small toy. Must go to Hollywood Studios for this!!

I wish there was a Pizza Planet kiosk in this area where we could buy authentic pizza. That would be so cool.

This little outdoor shop is located directly across from Toy Story Midway Mania in Pixar Place. This shop mainly caters to children. You'll find a small assortment of children's t-shirts, but mostly tons and tons of toys and plush dolls from the Toy Story movie. I say it caters mainly to children, but I know there are many adults out there (myself included) who are still kids at heart. If we weren't, then what the heck would we be doing in the middle of Walt Disney World anyway?! =) Even you have no intention of buying anything, you absolutely have to stop and look here. You'll find the neatest stuff. I find myself constantly picking things up and saying to my hubby, "Honey! Look at this!" The inside and outside of the shop are both decorated in the coolest way. There's a HUGE Battleship game on the ceiling of the shop, there are little green men scaling the wall outside, there's a huge barrel of monkeys, etc., etc., etc. You'll also often find one of the little green men roaming the street outside the shop which is a perfect photo op!

After a long awaited opening of Toy Story Land I hate to say that I was slightly let down. This area of the park, previously, had some of my favorite attractions and I was sad to see they replaced it with something so subpar and thoughtless. For starters, Toy Story Land is not an original nor a new concept. This is the fourth rendition of this land. You'd think with the fourth try, they'd at least add something new and exciting. There's no merchandise shops and a small quick service restaurant in addition to the two new rides (and one older one). My feeling is that this land was supposed to be larger but they cut it back to allow for more room for Star Wars Land. At the very least, they could have allowed enough room to bring back Pizza Planet. It's weird that they didn't. Now don't get me wrong, Slinky Dog Dash is a cool ride but Alien Swirling Saucers is another "recycled" ride from other Disney Parks, just with a Toy Story Alien overlay. In my opinion, this land was really an afterthought and could have been so much better. Not really worth more than one visit.

Toy Story Land is the newest addition to the Disney parks and also tucked away in Hollywood Studios. Before Toy Story Land, I would only go to Hollywood Studios to walk around and get my step count in and basically just run around and watch the shows and ride Tower of Terror. With Toy Story Land, it brings Hollywood Studios up to the next level. Toy Story Land is gorgeous and so nice and modern. It's incredibly detailed with the most thoughtful designs and rides as well as food. They have the best Toy Story Mania ride where you can go through and shoot targets (basically a modern version of the Buzz Lightyear Ride from Tomorrowland in Magic Kingdom), they have Pizza Planet's little flying saucer ride, the Slinky Dog Rollercoaster Ride, a nice food service area, tons and tons of photo opps, great merchandise, and so many things to look at that it'll basically blow your mind. This is one of the best things to come to the park in a while and is amazing. Since it's new, the lines are long, so be prepared to wait for hours, but it's worth it!!!

One of the main reasons for our trip was to visit newly opened Toy Story Land and it did not disappoint! Last visit this whole area was under construction so it seemed like a waste to visit Hollywood Studios while a large majority of it was closed. Toy story Land consists of 3 rides (Slinky Dog, Toy Story Mania, Alien Swirling Saucers) and food area. Everything is bright and welcoming and it seems no detail was spared! You can even see the green army men marching around on parade!

This area is so much fun!! As we walked in we could hear different characters talking to the riders on the roller coaster even though we weren't on it. I wonder how loud it is for the riders! As we walked around we got to see a mini show composed of toy soldiers. We came at the end so we only saw them posing with kids and props but it looked really cute. We didn't have much time to poke around here but it's definitely a place we want to return to. It's definitely an improvement on the Hollywood Studios area and I hope they build more areas like it!

Cool little toy store full (mostly)of Disney's Toy Story items. Located across from the Toy Story ride at Hollywood Studios.

Other then the line I absolutely loved this ride lots to look at on the way in and the ride it's self was very fun very it's alot like an arcade game

The Toy Story Land is crowded. It is very crowded. It features most of the toys from the first Toy Story movie. The colors are vibrant and the park is clean. Did I mention that it is crowded? The rides do need to provide more protection from the sun while you wait in line. Misting fans would also be helpful. Younger children will enjoy the rides. Older parents will enjoy the nostalgia of the toys.

Went specifically to Toy Story land for the Pixar gift shop to find toy story shirts and toys. Arrived to find no Pixar themed gift shop or toy story anything. I find this disheartening as a super toy story fan. There should have been some area in the park to buy Toy Story themed attire and souvenirs. The Slinky dog ride was very fun and worth the way. So not all was lost. I did enjoy the toys, crayons and stick that were life sized. I felt like a kid again.

Amazing addition to the park. The Imaginears did an incredible job on Andy's backyard. It's so colorful and exciting. Every last detail was thought about; every classic childhood toy is there. The characters were always out whenever I was there. The new roller coaster is the best ride in the park so get in line early. It literally takes the crowds away from Tower of Terror and Rock'n Rollercoaster.

It looked nice........that's all that about happened for us there. if you like three hour waits for spinning saucers, 4-d shooting ride, and a roller coaster that quite frankly Wisconsin dells can put to shame than this is the place for you! Even the meet and greets were OVER. AN. HOUR. LONG!!! This attraction is new so I get, working out the kinks, but this was kinks it was utter chaos......,thanks for wasting my time on this attraction.

So much fun! This new section of Hollywood Studios is so well thought out and designed really well. Great layout, fun look, amazing rides. Great job!

I was so excited for my recent vacation to Walt Disney world to go check out Toy story land but when I got there I was pretty underwhelmed to be honest. Everything is very crammed into one little area making it not easy to get around. Too many people in one area is never a good thing. The decor seems thrown together to me, lots of the same thing after the same thing. They have one bathroom and one restaurant in this area. There is no official gift shop which was unusual for Disney making this area pretty much just three rides smashed together.

This newly themed land in Hollywood Studios is okay but needs a lot more shade and crowd control. Last time I was here, a guy rammed into my Achilles with his stroller while yelling "hurry up" and gave me a half-gassed "apology" afterward. Cast members don't continually say "no running" for nothing. I'm not sure if they guy realized he messed up my ankle for half the day but I think he was more worried about getting his family onto Slinky Dog. I think the lack of shade also contributes to tourists acting like animals.

Wonderful area! Love all the characters, from bo peep, to Jessie, to Weezy, bull's-eye, Woody buzz and.. you get it. Though there isn't much rides that are to over the top, there ok. Especially the slinky one. . That's what it makes me feel like. . It's a great park in Hollywood studios!

What a great addition to Hollywood Studios! This section was beautifully designed, and true to Disney, kept perfectly with the Toy Story Theme! From rides that include your favorite characters like Toy Story Mania, to cute street performances from the green army guys, the entire section was bursting with fun! There was so much to see! Woody, Jessie, and Buzz were available for photos. There is a restaurant, bathrooms, and 3 rides. We rode the Alien Swirling saucers, and Toy Story Mania. We did not get on the roller coaster as my little one is only 3, but it looked really fun! If you are visiting Hollywood Studios, this section in a must-see!

Too hot to enjoy! No shade! No interactive play area! No play area for kids! No sprinkler area for kids to cool off. Character greetings are outdoor with no fastpasses and no shade or fans for the cue. There is no store so you can't take shelter in any AC and there is no indoor restaurant! People crowd the bathroom entrance looking for shade. No imaginative interactive play on any of the ride lines. If you have a choice only visit when it's cooler!

This felt like an IP cash-grab. Barely anything about this land could be considered "interactive" or lively, with many of the buildings or props looking cheap and poorly constructed. There are stationary large statues of the characters which just feel like Instagram photo-ops. The saucers ride is abysmally boring, even for kids, while the Slinky coaster is fine for families but certainly not worth a wait over 30 minutes. Other than that, there's very little to explore in a land that could have had so much fun bringing its subject matter to life. Instead, it feels like walking through a plastic museum.

Toy Story Land is an all-new, fun and truly immersive area at Disney's Hollywood Studios. Opening officially on June 30th, 2018 to the general public, you really feel as if you've been shrunken down to the size on one of Andy's toys to play alongside and in one of his play sets that he's constructed for Slinky Dog and some other favorites. Alien Swirling Saucers is very cute and covered for those [many] rainy days in Central Florida. Andy's lunchbox has a decent variety of unique snacks and food items. Slinky Dog Dash is truly a blast! Pay close attention to the line decor and spot some fun nods to some awesome of the Toy Story characters we've all grown up to love! Slinky was the best in the last two rows, in my opinion. Midway Mania will have a new entrance accessible from this new land as well (ride goes unchanged as of the latest track extension/addition). Bring plenty of fluids as this area has little shade in the extended line spaces. Have fun being a toy in Andy's Backyard!