
The Toybox Season
Animal marionettes taking a bow, a cardboard castle lowered from the fly loft, a shelf of music boxes, a tin train above the toy shelves, racers on a figure-eight track, a strength tester, a jousting pony and a tank of rubber ducks.


Cardboard Moon Kingdom

Music Box Pirouette

The Top-Shelf Railway

Clockwork Figure Eight

Mallet and Bell

The Pony Tournament

Captain Duck's Flotilla
Why the Toybox plays both soft and loud
The gentlest pair here are Menagerie Curtain Call and Captain Duck’s Flotilla, both low volatility and both using Held Pose, where a losing spin with wilds keeps them for one more go. The Top-Shelf Railway runs on Straight Play at medium volatility, and The Pony Tournament climbs the medium applause ladder during free spins.
The stormier half is high volatility: Cardboard Moon Kingdom and Clockwork Figure Eight use Scene Change, Music Box Pirouette has Full Spotlight wilds, and Mallet and Bell gives its fifth reel an encore. Menagerie Curtain Call is on the matinee bill, so this season can be seen without an account.
How the productions of the Toybox Season perform
- Menagerie Curtain Call: Held Pose, low volatility, on the matinee bill.
- Cardboard Moon Kingdom: Scene Change, high volatility.
- Music Box Pirouette: Full Spotlight, high volatility.
- The Top-Shelf Railway: Straight Play, medium volatility.
- Clockwork Figure Eight: Scene Change, high volatility.
- Mallet and Bell: Encore Reel, high volatility.
- The Pony Tournament: Rising Applause, medium volatility.
- Captain Duck's Flotilla: Held Pose, low volatility.
After the Toybox Season
The Trades Season · The Hearthside Season · The Limelight Season