ToyTown Island™

SNAPSHOTS FROM THE ISLAND

Pictures from ToyTown Island.

Twenty-four places to find… and counting. Every corner on the map is somewhere you can actually walk, swim, sail or fly to. These are real pictures from the game.

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Welcome to ToyTown Island: the island with its smoking volcano, lighthouse, watchtower and cave mouth, behind a big wooden welcome sign.
A wide oblique view spans the ToyTown Island coastline, hills, harbor, and town.
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Around town

  • The domed City Hall and its broad paved approach in the town center.

    City Hall

    Mayor Mikey built everything here. Read the island map, then toss a coin in the fountain.

  • The Clock Tower rises above nearby town rooftops.

    Clock Tower

    Ring the bell and every bird on the island takes off. Then help Tick fix the clock’s gears.

  • ToyTown School stands beside its loop road, with the bell cupola above the roof.

    ToyTown School

    Abacus’s classroom, with a bell tower, a swing set and a bus loop out front.

  • Fire Station No. 1 has a red brick facade, a garage bay, and an upper story.

    Fire Station No. 1

    Fire Chief Hattie is always ready. Look over the fire engine, then slide down the pole.

  • The Puzzle Library stands among the buildings and paths of the town.

    Puzzle Library

    Bella keeps every puzzle on the island here, and Percy lives on the top shelf.

  • The Robot Workshop's front entrance, gear emblem, chimney, and nearby balloon.

    Robot Workshop

    Press Zack-Zap’s big red button, then ride his Sky Ferry balloon up to High Harbor.

  • A large checkerboard plaza is surrounded by colorful game pieces and buildings.

    Game Board District

    Play real checkers with Dot and chess with Rex, then spin the big spinner.

  • Deputy Benny's cottage and porch stand beside the City Hall plaza.

    Stuffed Animal Hill

    Deputy Benny keeps the hill all clear (mostly). Help him find his missing sheriff star.

  • A red barn, fenced crops, and a windmill on the farm.

    The Farm

    Farmer Patch could use a hand: gather the eggs, fill the troughs and fetch the carrots.

The harbor and the coast

  • The Harbor quay, pier, and moored boats line the coastal water.

    Harbor

    Fish off the pier, stop by Finn’s Bait Shop, then take Kenny’s ferry to the far shores.

  • A cargo crane and wooden crates on the Harbor's working quay.

    The Harbor — Cargo Crane

    Crates and cargo on the working quay, where the ferries, fishing boats and freight come in.

  • The striped lighthouse rises from a layered stone base beside the coast.

    The Lighthouse

    Climb to the top to see Brick Island, the Harbor and the whole west coast.

  • The lighthouse doorway and stone stair rise above its masonry base.

    The Lighthouse — Doorway

    Cap’s lamp guides every ship on the ToyTown sea home. Head inside and climb the stairs.

  • The domed ToyTown Museum stands on the sandy spit beside the coast.

    Sandy Spit & Museum

    Twelve exhibits and paintings, each with a story to read.

  • Stone columns frame the ToyTown Museum entrance, with its name board and broad steps.

    Sandy Spit & Museum — Portico

    Step inside for the Island Treasures, the Faraway Shore gallery, the paintings and your badges.

Islands across the water

  • A green island built from oversized toy bricks sits just offshore.

    Brick Island

    Cross the swaying rope bridge to an island where everything snaps together.

  • The colorful fountain and central brick-built house in the Brick Island plaza.

    Brick Island — The Plaza

    Bix’s brick-built town, with a three-tier fountain in the middle of the plaza.

  • Looking down on the round Lost-and-Found island: sand, palms and the washed-up finds in the middle, with the sea all around.

    Lost-and-Found

    Open the chest to see what washed ashore. Kenny’s ferry stops here.

  • Stone ruins and a towering figure stand among palms on Faraway Shore.

    Faraway Shore

    The Giants’ Coast, with ruins in the dunes and a footprint the size of a rowboat.

  • Waterfalls, palm-covered terraces, a cabin, and treehouses on Paradise Falls.

    Paradise Falls

    Waterfalls, palm terraces and treehouses on an island all its own.

  • Aerial view of Fort Sandstone: a sandy island with a walled fort, a runway, hangars, an oasis pool and toy soldiers.

    Fort Sandstone

    Fly the paper plane from High Harbor to an old sandstone fort where toy soldiers keep watch.

Coves and caves

  • A curved sandy cove meets calm blue water beneath the coastal cliffs.

    Mermaid Cove

    Put your ear to the giant scallop to hear the whole sea. Marina is looking for ten pearls.

  • Pip sits beside yellow toy ducks in a rock-lined tide pool.

    Pip's Tide Pool

    Pip has eight arms and still can’t catch that toy duck.

  • A dark sea cave opening cuts into the rocky shore beside the water.

    Crystal Caves — Sea Entrance

    Your flashlight switches on as you go in. Follow the glow through the caves.

  • Purple crystals, a pale branching tree, and Glim inside the Crystal Caves.

    Crystal Caves — Inside

    Meet Glim, Mayor of the Crystal Caves, beside the Crystal Tree.

The wild side

  • Purple-and-green forest canopy surrounds a narrow river in Whimsy Woods.

    Whimsy Woods

    Purple trees and glowing mushrooms. Stop and listen to the stream.

  • Rocky cliffs and the suspension bridge frame a glowing lava channel in the Great Gorge.

    The Great Gorge

    A lava river runs all the way down the gorge and steams where it meets the sea.

  • Looking straight down on the gorge floor: the lava river, a footbridge across it and the stairs down the wall.

    Gorge Floor

    Take the gorge stairs down to the floor, where a footbridge crosses the lava river.

  • The Great ToyTown Bridge spans the gorge between rocky cliffs.

    Great ToyTown Bridge

    Cross high above the Great Gorge and the lava river below.

  • An aerial view of Mt. Shimmer's smoking summit, lava flows, and coastal slopes.

    Mt. Shimmer

    A real volcano that erupts every few minutes. Hike the trail up to the crater.

  • The rocky rim surrounds the open crater near Mt. Shimmer summit.

    Mt. Shimmer — Crater Rim

    Peek over the rim into the bubbling lava lake.

  • The whole Trash Gyre from above: a spiral of white water and floating junk off the island’s west coast.

    Trash Gyre

    A slow whirlpool of floating junk. Pip says those eight arms cleaned up half of it.

Up in the sky

  • Runway markings, hangars, and windmill towers on High Harbor's floating cloud.

    High Harbor

    A harbor on a drifting cloud. Grab hot cocoa and a cloud bun at the Cloud Nine Cafe.

  • Runway markings cross the open deck at High Harbor.

    High Harbor — Runway

    Runway 09–27, where the paper plane takes off for Fort Sandstone.

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