SuperPlaySuperPlay LTDApr 17, 2025Updated Sep 15, 2026Free to playAPPLE

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Disney Solitaire

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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 13 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.

Charts

Chart position by market

daily · last 30d

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App Store · Top Grossing

France29d#13

United Kingdom29d#13

Reviews

Player reviews (2,332)

RecommendedSep 2026

Fun and cute Smooth animation and fun scenes

Fun and a simple and easy way to play Great

Fun game Fun game, it keeps you engaged, but it does take a long time to pass levels which I think is set up that way to make you spend money if you want to reach goals faster.

Not recommendedSep 2026

Fun but rigged It’s pretty obvious that the creator is trying SO hard to get you to buy something. I appreciate that it is ad free and I like the side games but I have to click through 7 buy this buy that ads when opening the game. Then you can go broke in the game really easily and are forced to wait or buy. Like too easily. Constantly frustrated by paying 20,000 gold to be down to one card and I can’t get 5 more cards because it’s 35,000 gold??? That’s ridiculous.

RecommendedJul 2026

Should have started sooner! Very fun!!

Super fun I like the set up of this game it’s nice

Unreasonable Expenses I really wanted to like Disney Solitaire. It’s cute, colorful, and fun to play, but I’m deleting it because of the way the game economy is designed. The app is rated 13+, and I have to wonder how many 13-year-olds have the patience to repeatedly wait for free bonus coins just so they can continue playing. As you progress, the cost to play keeps increasing—doubling and continuing to climb—while the rewards don’t seem to keep pace. Eventually, you either spend a lot of time waiting and collecting bonuses or start making in-app purchases just to keep playing normally. That bothers me even more in a game marketed to players as young as 13. When a game becomes increasingly expensive to play as you advance, it can create pressure for younger players to ask their parents for money so they can continue. I don’t mind games offering optional purchases. Developers deserve to make money. But there’s a difference between offering extras and designing progression so that playing becomes increasingly difficult without buying more currency. Disney Solitaire could have been a game I kept for a long time. Unfortunately, the escalating cost of playing took the fun out of it for me. I’m deleting it.

RecommendedAug 2026

The most fun I had in years I felt like I was in the world Disney

Not recommendedJul 2026

Coins glitch I have noticed that when I earn my daily gifts, I get shorten on my coins …..

Fun but expensive I love playing this game, but it is definitely made and set up to where you have to purchase things to progress through the game and they are pretty costly