Slinky Dog Zigzag Spin
Disney Adventure World Paris · Worlds of Pixar
Overview
Where RC Racer is the intense option in the Toy Story Playland trio, Slinky Dog Zigzag Spin is the deliberate opposite — a caterpillar-style flat ride with no height requirement, circling over gentle bumps among oversized toy props at a pace closer to a carousel than a thrill ride. It opened in 2010 alongside its more aggressive sibling specifically to give the same themed area an entry point for the youngest guests.
ParksLog verdict
A gentle first ride for very young children, and pleasant enough for adults riding along without expecting much. Near-zero wait most of the year makes it an easy add — pair it with Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop next door rather than treating it as a standalone stop.
About this experience
Ride Slinky Dog's stretched-out body as it circles and bobs over a wavy track among oversized toy props in Andy's backyard.
Best for
- Families with young children
- First-time coaster riders
- Toy Story fans
- Guests looking for a gentle outdoor coaster
Tips
- No height requirement makes this one of the most inclusive rides in the park
- Queue times are typically short — a reliable near-walk-on at most times outside peak school holidays
- Combine with Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop for a complete Toy Story Playland low-thrill loop
Details
History
Slinky Dog Zigzag Spin opened in 2010 as part of the Toy Story Playland expansion. The attraction was designed as the gentler coaster counterpart to the more intense RC Racer, giving the youngest guests a ride of their own in the same themed area.
Closure history
- Jun 1, 2026 - Jun 26, 2026
Fun facts
- Slinky Dog Zigzag Spin opened in 2010 as one of three simultaneous Toy Story Playland attractions
- Slinky Dog is one of the original toy characters in Toy Story (1995), voiced by Jim Varney in the first two films and by Blake Clark from Toy Story 3 on
- The oversized toy props in Toy Story Playland are designed to make guests feel the size of a small toy — a recurring scale-inversion design concept in Disney parks