How to Play Disney's Toontown Online

Disney's Toontown Online is a massive multiplayer online roll playing game (MMORPG) that is designed for children and adults alike. The game is safe for kids of all ages to play and so much fun that parents will have a blast playing along side their children. In Toontown Online you create your own toon character and team up with other toons to defeat the Cogs, a robot race determined to take over Toontown.

Things You'll Need

• Computer
• Internet access
• Credit Card

Instructions

1. Create an account on Disney's Toontown Online website. You can choose to take advantage of a three-day free trial. After the trial runs out you can choose a subscription and payment method. Subscriptions can be billed monthly, quarterly or annually.

2. Install Disney's Toontown Online on your computer. Log in to your account and click the "Play" button. This will start the installation. While the game installs, you can read about the story line and features available to players.

3. Create your first toon character. The welcome screen for Disney's Toontown Online will display six colored blocks. Each of these blocks represents a character you can create. Click on a box to proceed to the "Make-A-Toon" screen. "Make-A-Toon" will allow you to pick your character's species, height, weight, color and clothing.

4. Name your toon character. The "Pick-A-Name" screen will provide title, first and last name columns with pre-approved names. Mix and match these names to create your toon name or submit your own name for approval.

5. Play through the "toontorial". Pay attention to the information given in the toontorial. This information will teach you how to move your character, use gags, play trolley games and communicate with other players.

6. Make new toon friends. Chat with other characters and team up to tackle more difficult tasks.

Tips & Warnings

• Review the "toonchat" phrases. You cannot use the keyboard to chat unless you have a special code from a "real-life" friend so the "toonchat" phrases will be your main point of communication with other players.

• The "schticker book" keeps track of your toon's progress.

• Use the "schticker book" to log out of the game.