Puzzle Maze Money Holder Box Toy Gifts for Kids and Teens Green

I bought two for my seven and eight year old granddaughters (sisters) Christmas presents. They are only 14 months apart. Well they opened them and played with them for about five minutes then went back to them an hour later. Mind you the seven year old just had her birthday a few days before. The younger declared I'm going to open this now. In about three minutes she solved it and took the money. Not typical, her IQ is 141, her older sister is still working on it... These are great fun for people who love puzzles. And they are inexpensive to boot.... Great value! Go buy a few, you'll always find someone to give it to.

As my cousins have gotten older, we’ve just gotten them money as a gift to fund whatever they want. It was just a card and their money slipped.This past Christmas, we wanted to make them work for it! We used their maze boxes at the end of a multiple box charade - and it kept their attention, energy, and excitement for opening gifts despite being teenagers! It was amusing for everyone to watch too!A great idea (NOT TOO DIFFICULT; my toddler played with it the weeks leading up to Christmas and was able to navigate it after a while. It does take a bit of time but isn’t overly hard)

I really enjoyed watching my nephew open this and retrieve is money, needless to say it took him some time but FINALLY succeeded

I use this as an activity for students who are done with their work. The maze is easy enough to be solved by anyone and entertaining enough to give it another try. The cube is spacious inside. I put in a treat or a small toy. Students compete with each other for best time.I bought others from another company for cheaper and have to say this one was much better quality.

I thought this would be larger and could fit a gift card but unfortunately it does not. Otherwise it’s a decent puzzle box, took about 15-20 minutes to solve

It is a replacement for one of my sons since his first one got broke.

As a grandparent of very smart grandchildren we wanted to see if we could stump them with money inside. We turned on Youtube to see how to use these puzzles and howled when it took us awhile to fill them. Our grandchildren loved them and thought it was a clever gift but let me tell you that smart grandchildren will open them in a few seconds but they are keeping them as a bank and a memory of a greatChristmas. Worth the experience if nothing else to watch two old grandparents enjoy watching their grandchildren best them once again.

I got these for my grandsons. It's always a challenge to find new ways to give them cash. It's great when it takes some time for them to get it open.