Celebrate friendship at Disneyland year round with our favorite Pixar Pals! We love visiting Pixar Pier at Disney California Adventure Park where you can find Pixar Pals all around. Who’s your Pixar BFF? You can find out which character would most likely be your Pixar pal with this fun Pixar game.

No one does friendship better than Pixar! Some of our favorite animated duos are part of the Pixar lineup. Woody and Buzz started off on the wrong foot, but soon became a fantastic partnership for protecting Andy's toys. Their friendship will go to infinity and beyond. Mike and Sully are the scare-masters, and together, they saved Metropolis. What kind of race car would Lightning McQueen be without his biggest fan Mater? Dory saved Nemo and then Nemo found Dory! They are quite the pair of ocean travelers. Joy and Sadness are the perfect example that opposites attract. They taught us that true friendship and happiness is a mix of ups and downs. Mr. Incredible can always count on Frozone to come running when he calls. He just needs a second to put on his super suit!

Stories of friendship are pretty awesome. What Pixar pal would you choose to be in your life? Do you have a Pixar BFF? This article will show you how to find the perfect Pixar pal for you! The game only works when combined with some Disney magic. So, sprinkle a little pixie dust on the paper before you give it a whirl.

Pixar Game Download & Tutorial

Download the Pixar Game Fortune Teller Template. You’ll want to print on regular printer paper in color ink. You won’t want to miss out on the fun Pixar colors!

Assembling Your Pixar Game

Cut around the square to remove the white paper edges. We like using one of these paper trimmers to ensure straight lines.

The process of folding the game is just like a traditional origami fortune teller. You may have played a version of this game as a kid during recess at school. Fold the square in half diagonally to make a big triangle. Open the paper and fold it the opposite direction to make another big triangle. Crease the edges.

Open the Pixar game and place it face down on the table. The printed side should not be showing. Fold the four corners up into the center of the square to reveal the printed corners.

You now have a smaller square! The numbers and the big words should be showing on one side. The small text and Pixar pal names will be on the opposite side. Lay the side with the loose four corners face down on the table. The small text will be on top. Fold the corners towards the center. This step will hide the small text and bring the numbers to the top.

Fold the square in half, pressing the numbers to each other, to make a rectangle. Open the paper and fold the square in the opposite direction. Make sure you crease the folds well. This last step is the only tricky part! You need to make the flat paper turn into a 3-D object. To do this, slide your thumpers and pointer fingers into the slots under the single word triangles. Push them to the center to form a point. Give it a little bit of pressure and the corners pop up really easily! Your Pixar Pals game is ready to play.

The rules are simple. Hold the game with your pointer fingers and thumbs. Let a partner choose a word from the options shown; friend, pal, buddy or sidekick. Spell the word aloud as you open and close the paper with your hands. Alternate opening to the left/right and then up/down one time for each letter of the word. Stop with the game open. Let the player choose a number from the options visible. Open and close the game like you did in the first step, based on which number they picked. Repeat this process again with a second number selection.