True Toys price list
Last updated Thursday, 12 Nov 2026
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Last updated Thursday, 12 Nov 2026
Looking for toys that can spark a story, fill a collection or give a child a new way to play? True Toys has a varied selection in the reference catalogue, with dolls, character toys, building sets, playsets and advent calendars. Familiar names such as Barbie, Playmobil, Disney Princess, Polly Pocket and Paw Patrol feature alongside smaller collectible toys and imaginative role-play sets.
This guide explores the kinds of toys shown in the supplied True Toys product data, with examples and listed prices to help you compare ideas. Prices and product details below come from that data; they should not be taken as confirmation of current stock or a promise that a price is still the same. The reference information does not provide shipping details, so check the retailer’s website for the latest information before ordering.
The products in the reference catalogue cover several styles of play. There are dolls for dressing up and storytelling, sets that recreate shops and other everyday places, character toys inspired by familiar films and television, and collectibles designed to be opened or discovered piece by piece. Advent calendars also appear across several brands, offering a themed surprise for each day of a countdown.
That variety can be useful when you are shopping for different interests. A child who enjoys making up conversations might prefer a doll and a detailed setting, while a collector may be drawn to mini figures or surprise capsules. For hands-on play, a playset with moving parts, accessories or building pieces can give children more ways to invent their own scenes.
Age guidance varies across the listed products. Many of the dolls and character toys are marked for children aged three and up, while some sets have guidance for ages four or five. Always read the age information and product details for the specific toy you are considering, particularly when shopping for younger children.
Barbie makes up a large part of the products shown. The range includes fashion dolls, career-themed dolls and playsets that let children build a scene around a character. Rather than having to begin with a blank page, children can use the included accessories as prompts: a shopping trip, a café order or a new job can quickly become a longer story.
The Barbie Fashion Doll Supermarket Playset is listed at £22.99. Its pieces include a checkout with a working conveyor belt, a rolling shopping cart, a display case, a shopping bag and food accessories. The moving parts make it easier to act out the steps of a supermarket visit, from browsing to paying. The product description says the set is intended for ages three and up and does not require batteries.
Another everyday scene is the Barbie Coffee Shop Playset with Blonde Barista Doll, also listed at £22.99. It comes with a counter, a coffee maker, a register and more than 12 storytelling pieces, including cups and drink accessories. For children who like to copy familiar routines, the set offers a simple starting point for pretending to serve customers, take an order or invent a new café menu.
Other role-play choices in the catalogue include the Barbie Animal Rescue & Recovery Doll Playset at £14.99, which includes a doll, two animal figures and accessories, and the Barbie Skipper First Jobs Pizzeria Waitress Doll at £7.99. The first is built around caring for rescued animals; the second includes a pizza and takeaway box for restaurant-themed play.
For a simpler gift or a small addition to a collection, the catalogue lists several individual dolls. Barbie Chelsea Ballerina Doll is £7.99, while Barbie Ballerina Doll – Millie is also £7.99. The Barbie Interior Designer Doll is listed at £6.47 and comes with a tablet and colour sheet, giving children props for design-themed stories.
There are also Barbie Made to Move sports dolls. The volleyball doll is listed at £11.99 and the tennis player doll at £14.99. Both descriptions highlight 22 points of articulation, which allow children to pose the dolls in different ways. The volleyball version includes a ball and sports uniform; the tennis version comes with a ball and court-ready clothing.
Several royal and fashion dolls offer another style of play. The listed Barbie Royal Doll with Blue-highlighted Hair is £4.99, while the orange-highlighted and pink-and-blonde versions are each listed at £7.99. The catalogue also includes a Barbie Fashionista doll at £7.99 and a general Barbie doll at £6.99. Colours, styles and individual doll details differ, so check the product page carefully when choosing a particular look.
A good playset can act like a little stage: the child supplies the characters, the dialogue and the next twist in the plot. The True Toys listings include settings for poolside play, animal care and miniature adventures, with different sizes and levels of detail to suit different kinds of play.
The Barbie Doll and Pool Playset is listed at £12.99 and includes a doll, pool, slide with ladder, towel and two drink accessories. The Polly Pocket Splashtastic Pool Surprise Playset, listed at £11.99, has a different approach to scale and play. It includes a three-inch Polly doll, a pool, a slide, a heart-shaped hot tub, a float and an ice-cream cart. The description also mentions a miniature pirate scene and micro Polly doll hidden within the playset.
For a child who enjoys fashion dolls with transformation features, the Barbie Green Cutie Reveal Doll and the blue version are each listed at £16.99. The product descriptions mention a plush frog costume, a doll, a mini pet and accessories, as well as a reversible costume top. They also describe a water-activated colour-change feature. These details can make unboxing part of the play, followed by dressing, styling and creating stories for the mini pet.
The Mega Barbie Building Sets Animal Grooming Station combines construction and role-play. Listed at £7.99, the set includes 97 building bricks, three micro-dolls, five animals and three heart-shaped baseplates. Its described stations are designed for grooming, feeding and examining animals. That mix gives children a chance to build first, then use the finished pieces as a setting for animal-care stories.
For a different kind of animal-themed play, the Littlest Pet Shop Fun Factory Playset is listed at £29.99 and includes two pets, a playset, six accessories, a collector card and a virtual code. The Littlest Pet Shop Pet Shop Playset is listed at £34.99 and includes two miniature pets, 20 accessories, a collector card and a virtual code. The product descriptions identify these as products for children aged four and up.
Recognisable characters can help children jump straight into a story they already know—or invent a new one. The catalogue includes toys connected with Disney Princess, Frozen, Peppa Pig, Toy Story, Octonauts and other familiar properties. Some are character dolls, while others include vehicles, themed settings or small collectibles.
Disney Princess options include the Cinderella and Snow White dolls, each listed at £7.99, plus the Rapunzel Doll at £7.99 and Royal Shimmer Ariel Fashion Doll at £7.99. For a surprise format, the Disney Princess Small Doll Royal Colour Reveal assortment is listed at £6.99. It contains one small doll selected at random, so the exact character may vary. A separate Mattel Disney Princess Royal Reveal product is listed at £4.99 and also describes a mystery doll reveal.
The Disney Frozen Singing Anna Doll is listed at £21.99. Its description says the doll sings “For the First Time in Forever” at the press of a button and requires three LR44 button cell batteries, with demonstration batteries included. Check the product information for battery details when comparing it with toys that do not require batteries.
For younger fans of playful television characters, Peppa Pig Peppa’s Pirate Ride is listed at £14.99 and includes Peppa and Danny Dog figures with a pirate-themed ride that swings back and forth. The Octonauts Above & Beyond Adventure Packs offer another compact story set. The Peso pack is listed at £7.99, and the Captain Barnacles pack at £4.79. Their descriptions mention figures, a small environment or creature, and a mission card, although the specific contents differ between packs.
Advent calendars turn a toy into a countdown, with a small reveal behind each door. The True Toys product data includes calendars from Playmobil, Paw Patrol, Toy Story and Zuru Mini Brands. These can suit children who enjoy building a collection gradually, although the themes and contents vary significantly.
The Toy Story 4 Minis Advent Calendar is listed at £19.99 and contains 24 movie-themed surprises, including 15 mini character figures according to its description. The Paw Patrol Advent Calendar is listed at £22.99 and includes 24 gifts, described as festive figures, accessories and themed pieces. For Playmobil fans, the Advent Calendar A Trip to the Christmas Market and Advent Calendar Pirates are each listed at £21.99. The farm calendar is listed at £16.99, while the Playmobil Junior Snowy Christmas calendar is listed at £31.99.
For miniature collectors, the Zuru Mini Brands Advent Calendar is listed at £24.99 and is described as containing 24 minis. The Zuru 5 Surprise Mini Brands Disney Store Series 2 Capsule is listed at £6.99 and offers one capsule with miniature Disney-themed collectibles. Remember that surprise and assortment products may not let you choose the exact figure or style in advance; the reference descriptions note that some varieties are selected at random or subject to availability.
Start with the child’s interests rather than the most elaborate box. Do they love caring for animals, making up café stories, dressing dolls, collecting small figures or recreating favourite characters? A toy that connects with an existing interest is more likely to inspire play after the first unboxing moment has passed.
Next, consider what kind of play you want to encourage. A doll on its own leaves plenty of room for imagination and can be easy to pair with toys already at home. A playset provides more structure and accessories, while a building set adds a hands-on construction element. Advent calendars and surprise toys offer discovery, but the contents may be a mystery.
Check the listed age guidance, included pieces and any practical details such as batteries. The reference data says many products do not need batteries, but a few exceptions are noted, including the Magic Mixies Magic Genie Lamp at £21.99 and the singing Anna doll. Also check whether a doll can stand alone, whether figures are sold separately and whether colours or decorations may vary. These small details can shape how well a toy matches your expectations.
Finally, compare the options by price and contents rather than price alone. For example, a lower-priced doll may be a straightforward choice, while a larger playset may include several accessories or a whole setting. The listed prices in this article come from the supplied product data and can change; confirm the latest price and product information on the retailer’s website before buying.
The supplied reference identifies True Toys as the store and gives the domain truetoys.co.uk. It does not provide confirmed shipping costs, delivery times, returns information or payment details. If those factors matter to your purchase, look them up directly on the retailer’s website before placing an order.
Product descriptions can also include notes about variation. Some dolls are sold separately, certain assortments are chosen at random, and colours or decorations may differ. That is especially worth checking for mystery dolls, collectible capsules and multi-style fashion ranges. Treat the reference catalogue as a useful guide to examples and listed prices, not as confirmation that a particular item is currently available.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site, not a toy store. This article uses the supplied True Toys product data to explain the kinds of products and prices shown, but the retailer is the place to verify current listing details and any purchase terms.
True Toys’ supplied catalogue brings together many ways to play, from Barbie career dolls and practical role-play sets to Playmobil calendars, Disney Princess dolls, miniature collectibles and character toys. Whether you are looking for a small surprise or a more involved playset, focus on the child’s interests, check the age guidance and read what each product includes. With those basics in mind, choosing a toy becomes less like guesswork and more like finding the right first page for a story they can make their own.



