Disney Princess Treats & Sweets Party Board Game, for Kids and Families Ages 4 and up

Super cute, great quality game and my girls love playing it.

Nice little game, wouldn't say its a great time.

Child loved it. Age appropriate

Cute game that uses memory and counting for preschoolers.

Loved it! Gift for a 3-year-old who hardly needed guidance and was so excited when she won

Great matching game for little kids. My daughter loves it!

We have enjoyed playing this game as a family. It has memory elements as well as Disney Princess tea party and my six year old loves it. Game play is simple yet entertaining. Only thing from a practical standpoint is that the teapot, once assembled, doesn’t fit in the box anymore, nor does it really fit in a gallon size bag with the rest of the pieces. We just store it separately and it’s just fine. But kind of a funny detail to note.

Such a cute little game and my nieces absolutely love playing it.

Gran juego, es como buscar parejas pero el tema de tener una Tetera como cubilete para el dado y las tazas como fichas es genial

Great game for 5yo. Easy to understand and play, the tea pot dice roller is so much fun. My only negative is that the tea pot does not fit into the box once its put together. Disassembling it each time is a bit annoying. But that's more a packaging/design issue. The game itself definitely 5/5

Gioco scoperto con Amazon, una rivisitazione del memory in modo spiritoso ed elegante

The Disney Princess Treats and Sweets Party Board Game. It is aimed at 4+ years old. The instructions are easy to follow and we were quick to understand the rules. The teapot snaps together easily and is the dice shaker. My kids especially loved this aspect of the game. The teapot splits in two easily to be packed away. There is a game board which shows which treats you need to match. It's basically a matching game with a twist. The cups are your play pieces which you move around the board. You have a saucer and 5 sugar cubes which is next to you. One dice tells you the colour heart you're moving to, which has a treat that you need to match. The other dice tells you how many cards you can turn over. The cards you turn over need to match the picture your piece has landed on, or you might turn over a princess wild card, which automatically matches whatever treat you've landed on. When you match the cards or get a wild card, you place them on your saucer and put a sugar cube into your cup. The first to put all 5 sugar cubes into their cup and shouts tea party wins. My children are 3 and 6, both were able to easily play this game. They understood the rules quickly and enjoyed playing it. There are a lot of cards which made it difficult for them to recall where previously turned over cards were. But they still enjoyed it. The teapot is lovely and different, both children loved it. However to pack it away you have to keep halving it, it would have been better if it fit into the box whole. I paid £8 for this game so feel it is value for money.

Bonne partie avec ma fille, elle a adoré