The newest music from Toy Story Land is no longer confined to the park. Walt Disney Records released Alien Swirling Saucers: Lilypad’s Jams on streaming services Friday, October 30, 2026, giving Disney’s Hollywood Studios fans a way to hear the attraction’s recently updated soundtrack away from the ride. The album contains nine tracks and runs just under 18 minutes.
The release follows the September 25 debut of Lilypad’s Jams at Alien Swirling Saucers. The refreshed musical presentation places Lilypad, the frog-shaped smart tablet from Toy Story 5, in the role of an enthusiastic backyard DJ. The character remixes familiar Toy Story music, introduces newly written material, and gives the attraction a more explicit connection to the latest Pixar film. Music also plays around the ride, so the update extends beyond the experience of guests seated in the spinning saucers.
The streaming album opens with Jamison Ross performing You’ve Got a Friend in Me, followed by Spin It Back (Lilypad), credited to Cora Castle. The remaining selections are Partysaurus Rex Anthem by Desz; We Belong Together by Anjelika ‘Jelly’ Joseph and John Michael Rouchell; Pizza Planet Promo by Gleedsville; I Can’t Let You Throw Yourself Away by John Michael Rouchell; Woody’s Roundup Remix, also by Rouchell; Hay Un Amigo En Mi by Pablo Amat; and Buzz Beats! by Christoph Andersson.
The sequence is different from the order heard in the attraction’s rotating playlist, and it is not intended to reproduce a single ride cycle. We Belong Together is the longest track at three minutes and 51 seconds, while most of the other selections are substantially shorter. The collection works as a compact souvenir of the new music rather than a complete recording of every sound heard in Toy Story Land.
Two songs were created specifically for the refreshed experience. Pizza Planet Promo is framed as music for the fictional arcade, while Spin It Back (Lilypad) introduces the new DJ’s personality. Disney’s creative team recorded the soundtrack in Nashville and drew on pop, country, electronic dance music, and alternative rock. The mix gives the ride a different musical texture while retaining the Toy Story melodies that longtime fans recognize.
There are also notable omissions. The instrumental Taylor Swift track identified in the attraction’s randomized lineup is not included on the nine-song album. Neither are the four holiday selections that Disney has announced for the seasonal version of Lilypad’s Jams. From November 4 through January 6, the ride is scheduled to feature Deck the Halls, Toyland, Swirling, Swirling, Saucers, and Joy to the Swirl. Disney has not announced a separate streaming release for those holiday tracks.
For fans of Disney attraction music, the album is a meaningful addition to the growing collection of park soundtracks available for home listening. It preserves a specific version of an attraction that has already changed since Toy Story Land opened in 2018. The new recording also makes it easier to appreciate the arrangement and performances without the competing noise of moving ride vehicles and a busy outdoor queue.
The attraction itself remains the place to experience the full presentation, including Lilypad’s announcements and interactive touches in the surrounding area. But for anyone who has wanted to revisit the September update without boarding a saucer, the October 30 album release supplies a new option. It is a soundtrack release, not another attraction refurbishment or a change to the ride’s operating schedule.