Woody’s Lunch Box in Toy Story Land

[SMAX]

Disney Parks Blog has posted a rendering of the new Toy Story Land in Hollywood Studios.

"When Toy Story Land opens in Summer 2018 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, guests will shrink to the size of a toy and explore all of the fun (and toys!) Andy has constructed in his backyard. This story continues at Woody’s Lunch Box, where Andy has used his lunch box and thermos to create a walk-up quick-service window that will serve up tasty meals and old-fashioned soda floats. In the rendering above, you can see that Woody’s Lunch Box – like the rest of Toy Story Land – has been adorably strewn about with some of Andy’s favorite toys and items from his lunch. You can even spot a green army man on a nearby lookout tower, keeping watch for Andy’s return."

[beanbunny]

Looks exciting - I can't wait!

[stan_the_man]

Funny this was released after someone on here asked about a QS place in Toy Story land

[DisneyBobby]

I'm like a kid at Christmas waiting to visit Orlando & going to see this! 😀

[Friday'sChild]

can't wait to see this now that I finally have a countdown

[briant2001]

Is there a date for this land opening - we're off late June next year, would hate to miss it

[SMAX]

The official date is 'Summer 2018'. Disney always do this so they have a 3 month window without giving too much away.

Summer starts June 21st 2018 and ends September 21st 2018.

[Kim]

Originally Posted by briant2001

Is there a date for this land opening - we're off late June next year, would hate to miss it

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At a guess I would say 26th May

Kim

[Nimbus]

Strangely, on the right hand side of the picture, above the bathrooms, there’s a sign that says “TOILETS” made out of scrabble letters. I thought Americans called them “restrooms”?

Does this mean we can correctly ask “where are the toilets” now and the Americans won’t look at us funny?

[WhereIBelong]

Originally Posted by Nimbus

Strangely, on the right hand side of the picture, above the bathrooms, there’s a sign that says “TOILETS” made out of scrabble letters. I thought Americans called them “restrooms”?

Does this mean we can correctly ask “where are the toilets” now and the Americans won’t look at us funny?

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Nah - just means toys must speak "proper" English