When I rang through... a lot of screeching on the phone. I…read morejust want to know if I could get instructions and answers on an old puzzle??? Louise D.

Very nice a little too expensive but its very cool I bought a Lego multiple stuff they have free…read morewrapping paper for gifts I love it

At first glance, Toy Traders looks like a pretty standard toy store from the outside--nothing too…read moreflashy or over the top. But the moment you walk through the doors, that impression completely disappears. This place is *absolutely massive* and honestly feels more like a toy museum than a retail store. Everywhere you look, there are themed displays, huge figures, and shelves packed with collectibles. It's almost overwhelming in the best way possible. One of the standout highlights is their Funko Pop selection. I've never seen anything like it--entire walls filled top to bottom with Funkos from *Star Wars*, *Marvel*, *DC*, anime, movies, and so many niche categories. If you're a collector, you could easily spend hours just browsing that section alone. Beyond Funkos, the variety of figures is insane. They have everything from small collectible figurines to larger, highly detailed statues and even life-sized pieces. Whether you're into classic toys or high-end collectibles, there's something here for everyone. The second level is where the nostalgia really kicks in. It's packed with retro toys and older collectibles that bring you right back to childhood. It's a really cool contrast to the newer items downstairs and makes the whole store feel even more special. At the back, there's also a huge LEGO section with tons of sets, plus a great selection of trading card games like Pokémon and Magic: The Gathering. It's clear they've put a lot of thought into covering every kind of hobby and interest. Overall, this isn't just a toy store--it's an experience. What starts off feeling like a normal visit quickly turns into something unforgettable. Whether you're a serious collector or just browsing, this place is 100% worth checking out.

Cool in terms of museum things to look at but didn't feel like this was the place to make my toy…read moredreams come true. Lot of used stuff so perhaps if you're a collector and specifically looking for retro stuff then it's the place to be. I felt like I had to steer my kids away from older stuff since it already exists in Grandma's basement or even our own house.

You know you're going to find something useful, funny or cool (haha) when the sales clerk is…read morewearing a smock that reads "Toyologist." Love it! Friendly staff and lots of, well, toys - this would be my dream home (literally - they have the coolest wooden doll house!). I almost bought myself a kitchen mixer (like the kind grown ups get as wedding presents) but doll size...but I digress. They didn't have exactly what I was looking for - but hey, it's not like I was seeking out a run of the mill item either.

I love this shop and so do my kids, they can't wait to go in when they visit NewPort Village.read more

I've been to this location of Toys R Us and Babies R Us and I've loved it. The whole store is light…read moreand bright, it has almost an overwhelming selection of toys and baby supplies. There are too many staff around on the floor, but they are easy enough to find and are always very helpful. As a new mom, the thing I really appreciate are the nursing rooms located in the back of the store. You need an associate to help you open the door, but once inside it is a very pleasant room with everything you could need to help take care of your infant. There is a changing pad, sink and paper towels, and a nice comfy rocking chair to nurse your young one. It sure came in handy when I needed to feed my little one!

Omg Toys"R"Us still exists nowadays?? I had to go out of my way, while visiting in town, for…read morenostalgic reasons of course. While it's combined with the defunct Babies"R"Us and attached to the mall, I couldn't help but feel disappointed that this is a shell of its former self. While large and spacious, the feeling is warehouse-like, stale and lacking that magical sense that us millennials loved as kids. Toy deals were rare to be seen, and even price conversion to USD wasn't even advantageous. While it was nice to personally reminisce and show my toddler around, the small independent toy shops/online shopping are the way to go now.

This store is located in the crystal mall on the 2nd floor…read more I like coming here for the Gundam kits. They have a wide selection and at reasonable prices, cheaper then the Sakura Media in Metrotown mall. They also sell packages of the paint pens. as well as your other generic hobby paints and equipment. They also sell: Takara Beyblades (the japanese brand that makes beyblade) and accessories. As far as I know the beyblades vary in price depending on which one you want to get. I can't say for sure how much they average around since I have no interest in buying one. Trading cards (yugioh, pokemon, etc...), along with deck boxes, and sleeves. Plushies A few anime trinkets (near the entrance) like key chains and wallets. And some random accessories and things (umbrellas, and cellphone cases)

Showed up at the store at noon. Hours listed on the door say it opens at 11:30am…read more It is closed with a back in 30 minutes sign up. At 12:40, a woman showed up, opened the door and went in and out without letting the customers in, locked up and left again. I assume the business is unimportant to them.

Came here to check out this store since we are in the area. From the name of the store, I thought…read morethey would have more toys like Lego, builder blocks etc. Most of their toys are tailored to younger kids. They have lots of stuffies, dolls and puzzles etc. They don't have any of the popular movie or tv shows themed toys. It is a pretty big store right beside Nandos. Parking is available in front of the store.

A fun, alternative to big-box toy stores. Helpful staff, and unique product offerings…read more They carry many toys that are educational in nature such as puzzles, arts and crafts, models, science laboratory kits and building sets. I noticed that they didn't seem to carry (m)any violent toys for boys. I asked for Transformers, but they didn't have any. I also didn't notice G.I. Joe's or military themed toys. They did carry many plush animals and some dolls, although I don't remember seeing the typical Barbies. I noticed that they have lots of princess-themed toys for girls as I was shopping for my daughter. They also have a good selection of books, stickers and jewellery. I get the impression that Mastermind toys is not trying to compete with Toys R Us. Instead, they are trying to target parents looking for less mainstream toys and better customer service. That said, expect to pay a bit more. I bought something for $10 that I could have got at a dollar store.

Ever since John took over the store it has been a pillar of the community. Comics Scene is…read moreeverything you want a local comic/card store to be. The staff are knowledgeable, helpful and most importantly they make you feel welcome. Shout out to John, Steve, Nicky, Adrian, Zak and Madison!

Small place makes interacting with friendly staff unavoidable…read more To say this place is small is an understatement. It's about the size of my living room. That said, they manage to pack a lot into this tiny joint. Right in the middle of the store are huge storage bins for back issues of comics. Underneath the bins are more long boxes filled with comics. Everything is clearly labeled, making things easier to locate. Most labels are by character name (i.e. Green Lantern) or title name (Justice League, X-Men). You might have to do a little digging, however, as multiple volumes/series are lumped together under one heading. When I couldn't find something specific, the staff were quick to jump in to help me find what I wanted. Along the side walls are more back issues. Along the back wall are the current issues for the week/month. The counter along the left has glass display cabinets featuring high-priced comics under lock and key. Statues, toys, memorabilia, artwork, action figures and Funkos are displayed for sale throughout any and all available spaces. Price-wise, they are pretty fair. They didn't seem to jack up the prices of variant cover back issues like some other stores do. And, when I purchased over $250 worth of stuff, the owner, John, gave me a break on the price of a few items. They recently hired some new staff, and they are slowly re-organizing everything to better utilize the limited space. But, with 1000's of comics, it's a work in progress. Not a big store, but punches above its weight class.

one of the best comic store experiences I've ever had! Everyone who works there ((especially…read morePatrick) was extremely friendly, patient and helpful. I went through about 12 boxes and 3 stacks of golden and silver age books and ended up buying 12 comics. Prices were fair, but the best part is their comic grading is spot on! So many dealers today badly overgraze their books, but these guys know what they're doing. They sell slabbed books too. Overall, a fantastic experience!

Customer service was great from person at the front and back counters. A guy with white hair was…read moretalking very loudly from the upstairs portion. Kept shouting in the phone because he or the person the phone was having cell service issues. Loud enough everyone in the store could hear. He proceeded to yell at his employees asking for someone to get him another phone. The nice guy at the front ran to get him a comic because he misheard. The guy yelled at the guy saying he "asked for a damn phone". Ruined my experience and I decided not to support the business.

Great collection and assortment of Pokémon cards, trainer boxes, etc. Smaller store but great…read morehidden little treasure with good prices!! Super friendly service also!

Amazing place to shop for Pokemon cards! World class service and great assortment of Pokemon cards!…read moreCheck them out!