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Disney Coloring World Adds The Little Mermaid Stickerbook in Latest Update

Disney Coloring World Adds The Little Mermaid Stickerbook in Latest Update

The latest version of Disney Coloring World has arrived, and the update text points to a new themed activity centered on Ariel and Atlantica.

Version 18.6.0, which went live on July 17, introduces what the release notes describe as a pop-up stickerbook featuring *The Little Mermaid*. According to the update description, users can join Ariel in rooms throughout the kingdom of Atlantica, each with its own music and stickers. The text mentions concert halls, music halls, and a kitchen, all described as full of surprises for creating scenes.

This is a stickerbook, not a coloring page expansion. That distinction matters. StoryToys has been layering interactive playsets and sticker activities into the app for a while now, and this continues that direction. The appeal here is less about staying inside the lines and more about arranging characters and props in themed environments.

The broader context: StoryToys recently added Bluey content to the Apple Arcade version of the app back in May. That was a limited-time addition. The current update appears to be a separate, standard release for the main Google Play version.

I’ll note that the company’s official news page doesn’t yet have a dedicated post about this specific update. The blog mentions Bluey and a new app called *Bluey: Let’s Play* but is quiet on the stickerbook. So we’re working from the version notes and the app listing changes alone.

The icon and screenshots also changed with this update, which is typical for a themed release. The new visuals likely show the Atlantica stickerbook environments.

For parents whose kids have cycled through the existing 1,000-plus coloring pages, this is a decent refresh. Stickerbooks offer a different kind of creative play — less precision, more storytelling. Whether that sticks depends on how many rooms and stickers are actually in there. The update text promises surprises, but I’d want to see the full scope before calling it a major addition.

One thing I appreciate: StoryToys keeps adding content without changing the core pricing model or pushing aggressive upsells. That’s becoming rarer in kids’ apps.

The update is live now on Google Play. Apple Arcade users got Bluey a couple months ago; it’s unclear if or when this stickerbook lands on that platform.