TELUS Toy Story 5 Toronto Pop-Up 2026: Free Power Bank With Purchase

TELUS brings a Toy Story 5 Lilypad photo experience to five Ontario stores Oct. 17–18, with limited-edition power banks for the first 25 qualifying customers per store with purchase.

Illustrative promotional artwork for the TELUS and Toy Story 5 store activation; it is not a documentary photograph of the event.
Promotional artwork supplied with the editorial brief; illustrative, not a documentary photograph of the event.

Event details

Categories: POP-UPS & ACTIVATIONS · Family & Kids · Shopping · Brand Activation

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Where:

Five participating TELUS stores, Toronto, Etobicoke, Mississauga, Vaughan and St. Catharines, Ontario

Cost: Free photo experience; power bank FREE WITH PURCHASE

Brand: TELUS × Disney and Pixar · Activation type: In-store family photo experience · Industry: Telecommunications and family entertainment

About the activation

TELUS is bringing a family photo experience featuring Lilypad and life-size Disney and Pixar Toy Story 5 props to five Ontario stores on Saturday, October 17 and Sunday, October 18, 2026. Disney says Toy Story 5 began streaming on Disney+ on September 23, 2026. The photo experience is separate from the power-bank offer. TELUS has not announced a separate admission charge or ticket for the photo opportunity in the reported activation details; check with the participating store for access conditions and current hours before travelling. The limited-edition Toy Story 5 power bank is FREE WITH PURCHASE. The published offer is for the first 25 qualifying purchasing customers per participating store across the full October 17–18 activation. It does not say 25 customers per store per day or 250 power banks overall. Four locations are in the GTA: CF Toronto Eaton Centre, CF Sherway Gardens, Square One Shopping Centre and Vaughan Mills. Pen Centre is in St. Catharines, in the Niagara region. Each activation runs during its store’s regular hours, which vary by location.

Why It’s Worth Checking Out

Families and Toy Story fans can make an indoor photo stop without treating the limited power bank as an unconditional freebie. If the power bank matters, the purchase requirement and 25-customer-per-store limit apply across the whole weekend.

What to expect

  • A Lilypad-themed family photo opportunity with life-size Toy Story 5 props.
  • The photo experience is separate from the power-bank giveaway; no separate photo admission charge or ticket is listed in the reported details.
  • The limited-edition power bank is free with a qualifying in-store purchase.
  • The first 25 qualifying purchasing customers per store across both days may receive a power bank.
  • Four GTA stores plus Pen Centre in St. Catharines; hours follow each store’s regular schedule.

The photo experience has no separate admission charge or ticket listed in the reported activation details. The power bank is a different offer: a qualifying in-store purchase is required, and the first-25 limit applies per store across Oct. 17–18—not per day.

Participation: The photo opportunity is distinct from the purchase-required power bank. Only the first 25 qualifying purchasers per participating store across Oct. 17–18 are currently advertised; the limit is not stated per day. Check each store’s hours before going.

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Official sources and Toronto discovery

iPhone in Canada — TELUS activation details — iPhone in Canada reports that TELUS confirmed the activation directly to the outlet. The report gives the dates, participating malls, regular-store-hours timing and first-25-purchasers-per-store giveaway wording.

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