Since it was first introduced in Toy Story in 1995, Pixar Animation Studios has found a way to hide the Pizza Planet Truck in every feature film they’ve made. The Disneyland Resort has gotten into the fun with its own hidden Pizza Planet Trucks. There are reportedly over 50 hidden Pizza Planet Trucks around the happiest place on earth during Pixar Fest, which kicked off today and runs through August 4th. We’re on a quest to find them all, and if you’re wondering where you can find them, we’ve got you covered.
NOTE: This article is a work in progress and will continue to be updated until we’ve found all of the Pizza Planet Trucks. So far, we’ve found 52.
Disneyland Park
Disneyland Railroad – Main Street Station
Head up to the second level of Main Street Station and look through the window in the conductor’s office to see this interstellar locomotive.
Main Street Toy Story Window
The animated windows along the Emporium are always worth checking out, but the Toy Story window now has a Pizza Planet Truck that seems to have been modified by Sid…
Center Street Window
Walk to the end of the Emporium and look in the windows above the toy shop to see this wind-up Pizza Planet Truck. It’s next to the Meteor Cycle Co. sign and close to Disney Legend Bob Gurr’s window.
Plaza Point
The back of the Pizza Planet Truck had all but the “Yo” of Toyota removed. We can’t see the back of this tricked out sleigh, but I wonder if it says “Yo-Yo-Yo” instead of “Ho-Ho-Ho.”
Walt Disney’s Enchanted Tiki Room
What kind of wood is this Pizza Planet Truck made of? Tiki, tiki, tiki, tiki, tiki, wood.
The Tropical Hideaway
Treat yourself to something refreshing at the Tropical Hideaway, like the Lava-themed Pineapple Coconut Float, one of the limited time menu items for Pixar Fest. Too bad it doesn’t come in a souvenir tiki mug like this Pizza Planet Truck one, spotted in a birdcage at the Adventureland refreshment stand.
The Jungle Cruise
If you liked the tour, this has been the world famous Jungle Cruise. If you didn’t this has been Pizza Planet. You’ll find this little beauty in the Trader Sam’s scene at the end of the attraction.
Bengal Barbecue
This famous Adventureland eatery has so many types of cooking utensils. Strainers, pans, ladles, pots, and… Pizza Planet Truck.
Does that radio in Indiana Jones’ office look funny to you? While you wait to look into the eye of Mara, see if you can find this stealthy Pizza Planet Truck.
Adventureland Treehouse
Would anyone like to play a round of “Swisskapolka” on this accordion we found? Say, I’ve never seen an accordion like that before…
Among the cursed treasure is a cursed Pizza Planet Truck. It blends in pretty well, but you can see it behind the treasure chest here.
You can find a secondary truck, complete with mast and sails, near where pirates have been spending an eternity enjoying their grog.
New Orleans Square
When you're an artist, anything can be a canvas. Look to the balconies as you stroll through New Orleans Square to find this masterpiece.
Droid Depot
A long time ago, on the planet Batuu (aka Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge) lies the Droid Depot. A very earthly delivery truck is about to be upcycled for droid parts.
Columbia Sailing Ship
It’s a beautiful day for a voyage around the Rivers of America. While you enjoy the sights and sounds, don’t forget to have a look around the galley, where you may just find a smaller delivery vessel of the Pizza Planet variety.
The town of Rainbow Ridge sure has some funny lookin’ antiques.
Frontierland Shootin' Exposition
It’s a literal ghost town! The Pizza Planet Truck has become a covered wagon hearse, driven by three skeletal mice.
Matterhorn Bobsleds
So far, we’ve only managed to see this one at night, and combined with the speed, it was pretty hard to get a picture of of – but trust us, it’s there!
Hey, Howdy, Hey! Do you recognize that there truck between Woody and Jessie? Another Pizza Planet Truck found. Yee-haw!
These trucks don’t just deliver pizza, they can also transport dip!
Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway
Walt Disney Imagineering gives themselves a special shout-out in the paper ribbon hanging from the rocket on this foil-covered chocolate Pizza Planet Truck, found in the Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway queue at the concession stand.
Mickey's House
Hiya, pal! Mickey Mouse is ready for playtime with this wooden truck pull toy with a Pizza Planet rocket handle.
Looks like Goofy and Max need a break from modern livin’! They’re off “On the Open Road” in… wait… that’s not the car from A Goofy Movie, that’s a Pizza Planet Truck in disguise! Look high for a windowsill to find this little beauty.
Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage
This was one of the toughest to find. Good luck, explorers!
Tomorrowland Train Station
As you approach the Tomorrowland Train Station, a rotating sign advertises some of the sights you’ll see on your grand circle tour. Hey, what’s that parked above it?
Star Tours: The Adventure Continues
wa-AA-lee! No, wait, that’s a droid built out of… a PIZZA PLANET TRUCK! Pixar and Lucasfilm worlds collide in the queue with this WALL-E-inspired Star Wars droid built from the iconic vehicle.
How could there not be a Pizza Planet Truck added to an attraction based on Toy Story? You’ll find this one rotating within the attraction, with two Little Green Men hanging off the sides. There are no Zurg targets on it, so it won’t earn you any points. Just bragging rights.
Alien Pizza Planet
No re-theme was needed at this location.
Disney California Adventure
Buena Vista Street
Flower delivery! You’ll find this one on a table on a balcony near the main entrance.
Julius Kats and Sons Window
This store usually deals exclusively with timepieces, but since this vintage delivery truck seems to have a clock on its rocket, they’ve agreed to take on the repair job.
Go up to the window at the Five & Dime and look down to find this stealthy Pizza Planet Truck.
Trolley Treats
This one will give you a sugar rush! It’s sitting on a shelf above a candy display.
Not enough sugar? A window on Buena Vista St. looking into Trolly Treats contains a candy cane truck from outer space.
Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Café
What’s more exciting – the Starbucks coffee or finding another Pizza Planet Truck?
Grizzly Peak Airfield
Whoever sits in the backseat of this station wagon is going to have a fun road trip with their toy PIZZA PLANET TRUCK!
Grizzly River Run
Along the rushing rivers of Grizzly River Run, we spotted this Pizza Planet truck that blends in pretty nicely with the nearby rockwork.
The Little Mermaid – Ariel's Undersea Adventure
Ariel has added a Pizza Planet Truck to her collection of whozits and whatzits, but it’s pretty hard to find. As your Clam-Mobile goes around the corner of the “Part of Your World” scene, look under the raised foot of the Prince Eric statue to find this one.
Incredicoaster
Blink, and you’ll miss this one. As you whiz past one of the final scenes aboard this coaster, notice what’s between giant Jack Jack’s hands.
Lamplight Lounge
It doesn’t have to be Pixar Fest for you to get a dopamine rush of Pixar fun with Lamplight Lounge in Pixar Pier. The restaurant is full of Pixar trinkets, and now they’ve got one more. The booth behind the Pixar Ball window now features the Pizza Planet Truck.
San Fransokyo Maker's Market
Check the rafters of this Big Hero 6 shop to find a Pizza Planet Bot!
Is it weird that one of the most difficult Pizza Planet Trucks to find is in Cars Land? Pay close attention on Radiator Springs Racers as you ride past this silhouette of a Pizza Planet Truck in Radiator Springs.
Luigi’s Rollickin’ Roadsters
You’ll find this old-world burlap-wrapped Pizza Planet Truck in Luigi’s office as you zig-zag through the queue of Luigi’s Rollickin’ Roadsters.
This rusty Pizza Planet Truck is ready to retire. It’s parked outside the giant jukebox made of car parts.
Cozy Cone Motel
Peek into the check-in office to see a living Pizza Planet Truck!
WEB SLINGERS: A Spider-Man Adventure
Uh, S.H.A.R.I.N.? I think one of the Spider-Bots got loose again! Keep your eyes peeled for this one in the attraction’s pre-show.
But wait, there’s also a second one – this one looking like a cross between a Pixar lamp and a Pizza Planet Truck.
Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT!
The Collector collects many things, including this Pizza Planet Truck with a paint job reminiscent of this location’s former attraction, The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror.
Terran Treats
Just outside of Guardians of the Galaxy – Mission: BREAKOUT! is this churro cart with a display case. It’s housed props from various Marvel Studios projects in the past, but it’s now home to a “Terrestrial Sustainment Conveyor,” which contains a cryogenically frozen Pizza Planet Truck!
Hollywood Land Window
While doing some window shopping in Hollywoodland, you might consider this decadent chocolate Pizza Planet Truck as a gift for a loved one.
Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!
In the film Monster’s Inc., the Pizza Planet Truck is parked outside a trailer park where Randall was abandoned at the end. But on the ride, you’ll find it popping out of a gym bag in the locker room. No longer serving pizza, it’s now in service for the Monstropolis Transit Authority!
You can always learn how to draw your favorite animated characters at the Animation Academy. But only during Pixar Fest can you find hidden Pizza Planet Trucks. Hi, Forky! Oh, look, that shelf has a Pixar ball and a Luxo lamp and a… PIZZA PLANET TRUCK!
Better Together: A Pixar Pals Celebration!
It looks like Woody is searching for Pizza Planet Trucks, too! He might want to try looking down. This one you’ll only find when viewing the Better Together: A Pixar Pals Celebration! parade in the back of Lotso’s Dump Truck float, which Woody is riding in. It’s yellow-on-yellow, so we can’t really blame Woody for missing it.
Downtown Disney
Star Wars Trading Post
We’ve only found one Pizza Planet Truck hidden outside the parks, but it’s a really fun one. Explore the netting around Rey’s Speeder and see if you can find Grogu piloting his own Pizza Planet Truck. By the way, the Grogu figure inside is from Hasbro’s Star Wars Bounty Collection.
You’ve made it to the end! We’re still on the hunt for more Pizza Planet Trucks, so be sure to come back as we continue to update this post.
Thanks to Jeremiah Good, Mike Celestino, and Tony Betti for their dedication in hunting down all of the Pizza Planet Trucks and snapping these great pics.
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