Toy Story-Themed Water Play Area, Poolside Snacks: Why Little Ones Will Love Splashing Around Here
Toy Story Place on the Disney Adventure brings playful water features and cheerful energy into one joyful setting, so families can make sunny memories on board
By The Singapore Women’s Weekly -
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If your child lights up at the sight of Woody, Buzz Lightyear or those wide-eyed green Aliens from Toy Story, there’s a good chance you’ll be spending a fair bit of time at Toy Story Place aboard the Disney Adventure.
Inspired by the much-loved Disney and Pixar film Toy Story, Toy Story Place is a water-play haven designed to bring the familiar characters and bright visuals to life – everything here is scaled just right for the little ones, making it ideal for children who are new to water play.
At Toy Story Splash Pad!, kids can splash around among playful pop jets, bubbling geysers and oversized, bath-toy-style versions of Woody, Buzz and their friends in the film. They’re cheerful and familiar enough to delight young children – and to spark a quiet smile from adults who recognise every face.
Families with children of different ages will appreciate how thoughtfully the area is laid out. Just nearby are Woody and Jessie’s Wild Slides, which offer a bit more excitement for older kids. Parents can relax on nearby seating areas, or join in for a slide or two themselves – because sometimes, getting wet is part of the holiday fun too.
Another highlight is the Flying Saucer Splash Zone, set inside a giant Pizza Planet playset complete with Toy Story’s iconic green Aliens. This area features buckets, pop jets, rockets and a small slide that’s perfect for confident toddlers and preschoolers.
For those who prefer to stay dry, there are viewing decks close by, with two large screens playing Disney movies and family-friendly trivia throughout the day. It’s a handy option for grandparents, or for parents who want a short breather while still keeping little ones within sight.
All that splashing tends to work up an appetite, and thankfully, food is never far away. Pizza Planet serves familiar, kid-approved slices, while Wheezy’s Freezies is an easy stop for ice-cream treats – perfect for a mid-afternoon snack.
Just nearby is Pixar Market Restaurant, a bright, buffet-style restaurant that serves breakfast and lunch, with a wide selection that includes both international favourites and Asian-friendly options. Come evening, the restaurant shifts to table service as part of the ship’s rotational dining arrangements, offering a full dinner menu where guests are served at their table.
Pixar Market Restaurant serves buffet-style breakfasts and lunches, and switches to relaxed table service at dinner as part of the ship’s preset dining schedule.
The decor is cheerful with splashes of colour, with different dining areas themed around popular Pixar films including Inside Out and Turning Red.
Next door, Market Bar offers an alfresco spot to grab a coffee or a cold drink while enjoying the sea breeze. Whether it’s a caffeine boost to get you through the afternoon or a cocktail to start happy hour early, it’s handy when you want a drink but still want to be a part of the action.
In short, Toy Story Place is a thoughtfully designed space that understands what families with young children really want – an array of play areas, familiar characters and just enough magic to keep everyone smiling.