PEACEMINUSONE Toy Story Singapore: How to Get In
Slots opened on 23 September. If you haven't worked out the entry system yet, you're already behind.
The PEACEMINUSONE x Toy Story Singapore stop is not a walk-in pop-up. Whether you get inside CQ @ Clarke Quay at all depends on what you buy online first, and the mechanics aren't obvious. The Seoul and Hong Kong legs drew plenty of coverage, nearly all of it about the daisy-stamped Woody and G-Dragon's creative direction. Far less of it explained how to get through the door.
How Entry Actually Works
The pop-up runs 16 October to 11 November 2026, and every slot needs an advance reservation through thefirstfan.sg.
Entry passes are tied to pre-orders. Each pre-order on the official site earns you the right to buy one entry pass, daily slots are limited, and pre-orders opened in limited quantities on 23 September. No pre-order, no pass.
That links two decisions most people treat separately: what you buy and when you visit. You commit to a purchase, then lock the time slot.
There's a second layer for collectors. Spend SGD 200 or more at the pop-up and you qualify for an invite to purchase a limited-edition, individually numbered art toy series. It isn't sold online, and the threshold buys the chance to purchase, not the piece itself. So the real question is whether you spread your budget across smaller items or concentrate it to cross that line.
What's Actually in PEACEMINUSONE x Toy Story Singapore Collab
The First Fan is the first collaboration between PEACEMINUSONE, G-DRAGON's label, and Disney and Pixar's Toy Story. The premise casts the toys you grew up with as your original supporters, the ones there before anyone else believed in you.
Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Jessie, Rex, the Aliens and Forky all get the treatment, tied together by PEACEMINUSONE's daisy motif. Seoul opened with more than 70 pieces across figures, plush, apparel, accessories and lifestyle goods; the Singapore store currently lists around 100. Disney has said each city gets its own exclusive limited-edition products, so what you skip here may not reappear in Tokyo.
Why Singapore Got This One
The pop-up opened in Seongsu, Seoul on 1 July 2026, then ran in Hong Kong from 14 August to 6 September. Disney has said it will reach 10 major cities, Tokyo and Taipei among them, with dates still unannounced. Singapore is the Southeast Asian debut.
The local detail that matters is who is presenting it: Mighty Jaxx, the collectibles company headquartered here. That is not a logo on a poster. It brings production credibility and a collector base that already treats limited-edition art toys as serious culture, which is the reason a G-Dragon collaboration lands in Singapore for the region rather than passing it over.
Book the slot before the dates you want go, and settle your spending plan before you walk in rather than at the till. Follow Minecolabs for the rest of the tour as cities are announced.
