Disney Solitaire

Name: Disney Solitaire
Rating: 4.9 (221338 reviews)
Author: SuperPlay

Play a Magic Puzzle Card Game

Free · In‑App Purchases · Designed for iPad

221K Ratings
Ages

9+
Years
Category

Card
Developer

SuperPlay
Language

EN
+ 7 More
Size

397.3
MB

Welcome to Disney Solitaire, the ultimate card game that transforms classic tripeaks solitaire into an exciting experience filled with magic! Step into the enchanting realm of Disney Solitaire, where every postcard recreates an iconic scene from the worlds of Disney and Pixar! From the moment you start playing, you’ll find yourself immersed in colorful scenes featuring some of your favorite characters like Aladdin, Elsa, Moana and Woody. This isn’t just another solitaire game; it’s a vibrant experience packed with excitement, strategy, and whimsical charm. Disney Solitaire redefines the solitaire experience with innovative gameplay features. Collect unique power-ups and special cards that can change your strategy. Play Disney Solitaire now and step into a world where every game leads to magic, and every victory brings you closer to unlocking an enchanting scene. With stunning visuals, engaging gameplay, and heartwarming moments, Disney Solitaire is your ticket to a magical escape. Don’t miss out - your adventure awaits! Disney Solitaire is intended for those 18 and older. Disney Solitaire does not require payment to download and play, but it also allows you to purchase virtual items with real money inside the game, including random items. You can disable in-app purchases in your device's settings. Disney Solitaire may also contain advertising. You may require an internet connection to play Disney Solitaire and access its social features. You can also find more information about the functionality, compatibility and interoperability of Disney Solitaire in the above description and additional app store information. This game may contain flashing effects that could trigger seizures in sensitive individuals.

A Closer Look

Ratings & Reviews

4.9

out of 5

221K Ratings

Editors’ Choice

Be our guest and bring iconic Disney and Pixar scenes to life in this charming Tri Peaks solitaire game.
SO FUN AND CUTE
May 4

Bre603
I really, really enjoy this. I like solitaire, obviously! But having familiar Disney characters/scenes to unlock along these way makes it a bit more magical and fun. The visual style and playful music within the game remind me of the Disney Getaway app game. I looooved that game until I had to start over when it moved to Apple Arcade. So finding this one that is similar in every way except game play was exciting. My only critique is that I wish the theme of the level correlated with the scene you are in. Ideally it would be in sync with the scene you’re working on. Ex: when working on unlocking the frozen scene, the background behind the cards would be frozen themed and the music would be one of the tunes from the movie. There’s already music from the movies playing when you aren’t in a game! It would just help it feel more connected to the goal of finishing a scene. Alternatively, when you finish a scene, you unlock a theme and you choose which theme you want for your cards. You could even do it separately so you can customize having the visual theme you want and a different music theme, if the user would want. OR! As far as the music goes, the little instrumental versions that already exist in game could be on a playlist and you can customize it so only the ones you want play, and of course you unlock more as you go! This is a very minor, kind of aesthetic thing. The game itself is awesome and addictive as is!

Developer Response
Much appreciated! We're taking your suggestions to heart and working on upgrades. - Disney Solitaire Team
SO FUN AND CUTE
May 4

Bre603

I really, really enjoy this. I like solitaire, obviously! But having familiar Disney characters/scenes to unlock along these way makes it a bit more magical and fun. The visual style and playful music within the game remind me of the Disney Getaway app game. I looooved that game until I had to start over when it moved to Apple Arcade. So finding this one that is similar in every way except game play was exciting. My only critique is that I wish the theme of the level correlated with the scene you are in. Ideally it would be in sync with the scene you’re working on. Ex: when working on unlocking the frozen scene, the background behind the cards would be frozen themed and the music would be one of the tunes from the movie. There’s already music from the movies playing when you aren’t in a game! It would just help it feel more connected to the goal of finishing a scene. Alternatively, when you finish a scene, you unlock a theme and you choose which theme you want for your cards. You could even do it separately so you can customize having the visual theme you want and a different music theme, if the user would want. OR! As far as the music goes, the little instrumental versions that already exist in game could be on a playlist and you can customize it so only the ones you want play, and of course you unlock more as you go! This is a very minor, kind of aesthetic thing. The game itself is awesome and addictive as is!
Developer Response Jun 11
Much appreciated! We're taking your suggestions to heart and working on upgrades. - Disney Solitaire Team
Fun, but I think I rather have ADs
Jun 9

P53 Enthusiast
One of the biggest selling points on this games marketing is there’s no advertisements while you play the game. To compensate monetarily for this, the game makes it hard to successfully play more than 2 games per hour without having to spend virtual coins for power ups. Once you run out of coins, you are prompted to purchase more coins with actual money. The ‘randomness’ in this game does not feel truly random at all. Too often, the more games you play after your daily rewards, the worse the hand you’re given gets. I agree with many other reviews that you shouldn’t expect to win unless you pay, either virtual coins or actual money. Honestly, I really rather have ADs in the game if it means the ‘randomness’ gets skewed to the players favor rather than the games, or at least somewhere in the middle. You barely get any coins in return for what you spend. The graphics in the game are adorable and I like the selection of scenes they’ve chosen. However, the tactics to get players to spend real money are very sad and I would rather have ADs than have to deal with a game that’s unjustly skewed. I hope they change that soon because I’m honestly getting tired of this game. Many other reviewers feel fatigued too quickly because the odds aren’t in your favor. I understand that the game developers must profit somehow, but the tactics being pushed too far to the point you’re likely not going to keep player retention in the long run.

Developer Response
We appreciate you taking the time to share. Look out for improvements in each update, as our team is fully committed to refining the game. - Disney Solitaire Team
Fun, but I think I rather have ADs
Jun 9

P53 Enthusiast

One of the biggest selling points on this games marketing is there’s no advertisements while you play the game. To compensate monetarily for this, the game makes it hard to successfully play more than 2 games per hour without having to spend virtual coins for power ups. Once you run out of coins, you are prompted to purchase more coins with actual money. The ‘randomness’ in this game does not feel truly random at all. Too often, the more games you play after your daily rewards, the worse the hand you’re given gets. I agree with many other reviews that you shouldn’t expect to win unless you pay, either virtual coins or actual money. Honestly, I really rather have ADs in the game if it means the ‘randomness’ gets skewed to the players favor rather than the games, or at least somewhere in the middle. You barely get any coins in return for what you spend. The graphics in the game are adorable and I like the selection of scenes they’ve chosen. However, the tactics to get players to spend real money are very sad and I would rather have ADs than have to deal with a game that’s unjustly skewed. I hope they change that soon because I’m honestly getting tired of this game. Many other reviewers feel fatigued too quickly because the odds aren’t in your favor. I understand that the game developers must profit somehow, but the tactics being pushed too far to the point you’re likely not going to keep player retention in the long run.
Developer Response Jun 11
We appreciate you taking the time to share. Look out for improvements in each update, as our team is fully committed to refining the game. - Disney Solitaire Team
Amazing but RNG kinda makes it hard
Oct 29

Cathreine is Concerned
I love this game, it’s one of the few I have on my phone due to storage but also because it doesn’t bore me as much as others. I don’t mind the wait for coins because it makes you take a break from the screen which I find kind’ve nice, my only issue is that during a new day you can only get through a couple levels without having to spend your extra coins on five more cards, or straight up being unable to because the RNG for the next ten cards were so bad. I love this game but I feel the cards are so randomized it doesn’t give you a chance to grow or become skilled at the game because the coins and RNG are such a more issue, especially when the amount of coins needed to play a round increases with each scene which I find kind’ve redundant unless you’re purposely trying to make t playing the higher levels more difficult. I also don’t like that when you get a free voucher, it isn’t actually free except for the first level and you still have to pay coins for the next two. I feel like as fun as this game is it can seem like kinda a money grab if you want to do more then five levels a day at the most, sometimes I can’t even do one because of RNG.

Developer Response
We hear you and appreciate your honesty. Our team is focused on continuous improvements so each update feels better for you. - Disney Solitaire Team
Amazing but RNG kinda makes it hard
Oct 29

Cathreine is Concerned

I love this game, it’s one of the few I have on my phone due to storage but also because it doesn’t bore me as much as others. I don’t mind the wait for coins because it makes you take a break from the screen which I find kind’ve nice, my only issue is that during a new day you can only get through a couple levels without having to spend your extra coins on five more cards, or straight up being unable to because the RNG for the next ten cards were so bad. I love this game but I feel the cards are so randomized it doesn’t give you a chance to grow or become skilled at the game because the coins and RNG are such a more issue, especially when the amount of coins needed to play a round increases with each scene which I find kind’ve redundant unless you’re purposely trying to make t playing the higher levels more difficult. I also don’t like that when you get a free voucher, it isn’t actually free except for the first level and you still have to pay coins for the next two. I feel like as fun as this game is it can seem like kinda a money grab if you want to do more then five levels a day at the most, sometimes I can’t even do one because of RNG.
Developer Response 5d ago
We hear you and appreciate your honesty. Our team is focused on continuous improvements so each update feels better for you. - Disney Solitaire Team

Get ready for an amazing update! * Prepare for NEW levels! * Unlock NEW Disney characters! * Join the magic with NEW DISNEY FEATURES! * Enjoy performance improvements for a smoother gaming experience! Play Disney Solitaire!

Version 1.8.0

Nov 10

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