Construction Walls and Scrim Removed From Toy Story Mania Exit After Almost Four Years

Crews have removed the construction walls and scrims from the Toy Story Mania exit queue at Disney’s Hollywood Studios.

Toy Story Mania Exit Queue Construction Complete

Toy soldiers play with giant dice and a cracker in a garden, resembling Pixar Play Parade areas at Disneyland, western mural behind.

For the first time in over three years, guests can see the giant DynoGlide airplane prop, plus two Green Army Men, dice, and toy blocks in a clearing next to the exit queue. A wall of the Cowboy Cookin’ Set is now the backdrop of the scene.

A toy plane, oversized dice, and a green dinosaur figure are displayed in a garden with a vibrant mural, Toy Story Land style.

Construction began in this area in early 2022. Work began with the creation of the ride’s new exit gift shop, Jessie’s Trading Post, which opened that July. By early 2023, a concrete structure was rising behind the scrim-covered fencing. This would eventually become the Cowboy Cookin’ Set-themed building.

Toy soldiers, oversized dice, and game pieces decorate a garden with a vibrant mural and bamboo, resembling Disney park play areas.

The construction work was also due to the expansion and shading of Woody’s Lunch Box seating. That project seemed to pause and resume for years before the new seating finally opened this year. The Cowboy Cookin’ Set building is not open to guests and seems to just be a disguised backstage building.

Toy soldiers pose with a big model plane, dice, and blocks in Toy Story Land at a Disney park, surrounded by colorful decor.

The DynoGlide airplane prop was removed in February 2022. In March 2024, we could see that the plane was back in position, but it was still blocked by scrims.