Visitor registration for Toy Fair 2025 now open

Visitor registration is now open for Toy Fair 2025, the UK’s largest trade show dedicated to toys, games and hobbies.

The three-day showcase will be held from January 21st to 23rd 2025 at Olympia Events in London, spanning both the lower and upper levels of the Grand and National Halls – as well as a section of the Upper West Hall.

Toy Fair 2025 will host more than 250 exhibiting companies, with those returning to the event including Jazwares, Playmobil, Vtech/Leapfrog, One for Fun, Cheatwell Games, Clementoni UK, COBI Toys Ltd, Craft Buddy, Puckator Ltd and Skillmatics – as well as many first timers!

The show’s Greenhouse area has been rebranded as the Gold Zone and is located in the Grand Hall. This area will highlight smaller and start-up companies, many of which are exhibiting for the first time. Gold Zone exhibitors include IGLOO, Creative Scavenger, Max and Ivy and Little Pledgers.

To register for Toy Fair 2025, head to: https://toyfair2025.eventreference.com/register.

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