In Pixar’s Toy Story 2, what is the name of the toy store owned by Al McWhiggin?

In Pixar’s Toy Story 2, the toy store owned by Al McWhiggin is Al’s Toy Barn.

Al’s Toy Barn is a large fictional retail chain that sells toys and collectibles. Al works there and also runs a television commercial campaign featuring his exaggerated chicken costume. After stealing Woody from a yard sale, he hides the cowboy doll at his apartment while assembling the complete Woody’s Roundup collection.

The store is separate from the fictional Pizza Planet restaurant chain. Pizza Planet is represented by a delivery truck that recurs across Pixar films, while Al’s Toy Barn is a business created specifically for Toy Story 2’s story and visual jokes.

The store’s signs and advertisements help establish Al as a commercial collector rather than a child who wants to play with Woody. That distinction supports the film’s main question: whether a toy’s value comes from rarity and display or from a personal relationship with an owner.