The Bullseye popcorn bucket is arriving at Disneyland Resort on June 18, one day before Toy Story 5 opens in theaters, with Walt Disney World availability to follow. It is a full-figure, three-dimensional collectible bucket shaped like Woody’s horse, and it comes with a Toy Story-themed crossbody strap. Disney Parks has now revealed two major Pixar popcorn buckets in less than 24 hours. The Lightning McQueen 20th Anniversary Cars bucket was announced yesterday, and now Bullseye is confirmed for the parks just ahead of the film’s theatrical run. Of the two, Bullseye is the more ambitious design.
Last Updated June 20, 2026: The Bullseye popcorn bucket has officially arrived at Disneyland Resort on its confirmed June 18 release date, and it is now also available at Walt Disney World, debuting at all popcorn stands inside Disney’s Hollywood Studios on June 19. The price at both locations is $26.99.
Bullseye is, without exaggeration, adorable in person, and if you have seen Toy Story 5 you already know he is the breakout character of the film. If you have not seen it yet, that is not a spoiler, just a heads up on what to expect.
The bucket itself is built around a poseable Bullseye figure who can stand on all four legs or rear up onto his hind legs. His saddle opens to hold popcorn directly, though guests who want to keep him pristine can simply keep their popcorn in Disney’s standard containers and use Bullseye purely as a display piece. The small detail worth looking for is on the bottom of each of his feet — flip him over and the four feet spell out A-N-D-Y, a direct callback to the original Toy Story.
The bucket comes with a carrying strap in autumn western tones, featuring a Bullseye graphic and “Disney Parks” branding, completing the cowhorse aesthetic from top to bottom.
Several major chains are carrying Toy Story 5 popcorn buckets, including AMC, Cinemark, Regal, and others. Those buckets are designed for a broad audience and priced accordingly. The Bullseye Parks bucket is in a different tier — it is a collector-grade item, purpose-built for the kind of Disney fan who will keep it on a shelf long after the film has left theaters. The crossbody strap, the sculpted saddle opening, the full-body rendering — none of that is accidental. Disney knew exactly who this bucket is for.
For the full rundown of what’s available at theaters, see the complete Toy Story 5 popcorn bucket guide.
Our Take: This is probably the best Toy Story 5 popcorn collectible coming to the US market. The theater buckets are solid, and kids will absolutely want them, but nothing in that lineup — including the Buzz Lightyear bucket — rises to this level. The international Disney Parks buckets look even better, but for guests stateside, Bullseye is the one worth planning a trip around. If you’re going to be at a Disney Park the week of June 18, this is the bucket to get in line for. We’ll be there.
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Bullseye Popcorn Bucket Release Date, Price, and Details for Disney Parks
