Disney Solitaire Overview October 2026

Disney Solitaire is a free TriPeaks card game for iPhone, iPad and Android from SuperPlay, made under a license from Disney. You clear cards to win levels, and each win earns a star that helps you finish a Disney or Pixar scene. Characters like Elsa, Moana, Aladdin and Buzz Lightyear show up along the way.

Coins pay for every level, and for every booster you don’t already own. SuperPlay posts free coin links on its Facebook page, and our Disney Solitaire free coins page lists those links with the date on each one.

10M+Android downloads
4.9App Store rating
737KApp Store ratings
FreeTo download

Every card below is a gift link from SuperPlay. Tap one on whichever phone or tablet has the game.

Open each link on the phone or tablet where you play Disney Solitaire.

How the game works

It's TriPeaks, a kind of solitaire. One card sits face up at the bottom of the screen. You tap a card on the board that's one higher or one lower than it, and that card becomes your new face-up card. Keep going and you can clear a long run in one go.

Suits don't matter, only the number. The order wraps around, so a King goes on an Ace and an Ace goes on a 2. When nothing matches, you draw a new card. Clear the whole board to win the level.

Each level costs coins to start. If you're on Multiplier Level 1 and can't afford a level, Practice Mode in the settings lets you keep playing, but practice wins don't pay stars or prizes.

Boosters

SuperPlay's help center lists four boosters. All of them cost coins unless you've won them from an event or a reward.

  • Free Entries. Start a level for free, or pay less to start a harder one.

  • Wild Cards. A wild card matches any card on the board.

  • Restock. When your draw pile runs out, this gives you five extra random cards.

  • Undo. Takes back the last card you picked.

Stars, scenes and albums

Every level you clear earns one star. You spend stars to build Disney and Pixar scenes, which the game calls postcards. You can look back at the scenes you've finished, and see the ones coming up, in Memory Lane.

Albums are a second thing to collect. You open sticker packs, and stickers come in rarities from one crown up to five. Finish a sticker set and you win a prize. A duplicate sticker isn't wasted, since it turns into a token that fills a bar toward extra rewards.

Who makes it

SuperPlay Ltd, a studio in Tel Aviv, Israel. It runs the game under a license from Disney, and its Facebook page says Disney isn't a sponsor of the giveaways there. Playtika finished buying SuperPlay in November 2024.

The game came out in April 2025 on both stores, and it was last updated in October 2026, to version 1.26.0.

Where you can play it

On Apple, it runs on iPhone and iPad with iOS 15.0 or later, on a Mac with an M1 chip or newer, and on Apple Vision. Android players get it from Google Play, and that listing offers a version for Windows PCs too.

It has 4.9 stars from 737K ratings on the App Store, and 4.8 stars from 869K reviews on Google Play, where it's passed 10M downloads. If you play on more than one device, SuperPlay says to sign in from the game menu so your progress is saved.

Age ratings

The labels don't agree. Apple rates it 13+, with notes for frequent contests, loot boxes, advertising and user-generated content. Google Play rates it Everyone.

SuperPlay sets a higher age itself. Its help center and its Google Play description both say the game is meant for players 18 and older, even though its Apple description says 13. It also says you can't win real money, and coins have no cash value.

What costs money

The game is free, but it sells coins and items. Here's what each store lists.

StoreWhat it shows
App StoreTen items, from $1.99 to $14.99
Google PlaySingle items from $0.99 to $149.99

Neither store says what's inside each item. Google Play notes that some purchases include random items, and both listings say the game may show ads.

Common questions

Is Disney Solitaire free?

Yes. Downloading it costs nothing on either the App Store or Google Play. It sells coins and items inside the game: Apple lists prices from $1.99 to $14.99, and Google Play says single items run from $0.99 up to $149.99. Coins have no cash value.

How do you play Disney Solitaire?

Tap any card on the board that's one higher or one lower than your face-up card. That card becomes your new face-up card, so you can chain moves. When you're stuck, draw a new card. Clear every card to win the level and earn a star.

Who makes Disney Solitaire?

SuperPlay, a game studio in Tel Aviv, Israel. It makes the game under a license from Disney, and Playtika has owned SuperPlay since November 2024. SuperPlay runs the game's Facebook page too, and it says Disney isn't a sponsor of its giveaways.

How do I get free coins in Disney Solitaire?

Collect the Daily Gifts when you open the game and the Hourly Bonus once an hour. Movie Night lets you watch ads for rewards while it's running. SuperPlay also posts free coin links on Facebook, and our free coins page lists them with a date on each.

Company: SuperPlay Ltd, part of Playtika, a licensee of Disney
Platform: iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and Windows
Status: Active

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