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Fisher-Price Imaginext Adventures Castle
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Price:
$69.00*
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| Part No: | B000EULXBG |
| Manufacturer: | Fisher Price |
| MFG Part: | J5099 |
| Customer Rating: | 5.0 / 5.0 |
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- The Imaginext Castle Playset is an 'opening' castle with four figures (separate helmets swords and shields included 2 flags, and a working cannon also included)
- The castle contains six figure activated feature points
- A draw bridge, an opening shield, a rotating wall, hidden stairs, trap door, and secret escape
- A dungeon door and inner castle doors are also included
Imagine a medieval castle filled with excitement and adventure at every turn! Secret passages, revolving walls, stairs that "magically" appear--and you make it all happen! Just place the king or one of his knights on the action stones throughout the castle and turn. You'll unlock a new adventure every time you play! Ages 3 and up.
Let your little one become the king of the castle with the Imaginext Adventures toy by Fisher Price. Kids ages three and up unlock a new adventure every time they play. Secret passages, revolving walls, and stairs that magically appear out of nowhere create the fantasy world of every child's dreams. Excitement is around every turn with six figure-action points. A working draw-bridge, trap door, and cannon protect the castle from being taken over by intruders. Sometime upon their quest, they may discover the golden throne hidden behind a revolving wall. There is no limit to the adventures that children can act out with this captivating castle.
Unlock the Magic
Four action figures come with this set with removable helmets, swords, and shields. In case of a sudden attack from dragons or giants, it also comes with two flags and a working cannon. Six figure-activated stones provide hours of imaginative play -- simply place the figure on the point and turn to reveal secret actions! A draw bridge, opening shield, rotating wall, hidden stairs, trap door, and a secret escape bring the youngster back in time to the middle ages. A dungeon door and inner castle doors are also provided. When the child is done playing, this toy folds up for convenient, easy storage. Other play packs and accessories are available to continue the fun. With a sturdy plastic construction and quiet design, the Imaginext Adventures is a great choice for children and their parents.
Features
The nooks, crannies, and special features of this product enhance the imagination and keep active children busy. The action figures have moveable arms and legs that are easy to manipulate by little fingers. In addition, the knight's shields and swords stay in place so that the small pieces won't become lost. As the youngster grows, parents can add onto this playset with accessories and other figures, sold separately. Unlike many toys, it fosters imagination rather than replacing it, and is so quiet that kids can play for hours without disturbing their family.
What's in the Box
Castle, two flags, working cannon, four figures (helmets, swords, and shields included), inner castle doors, and dungeon door.
By placing castle figures on the action stones you can activate magical features. | 
The toy castle has secret passages, trap doors, and even a throne that's hidden behind a revolving wall. |
| Two Happy Boys | 2008-09-03 | 5 / 5 |
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| I have two boys who enjoy this castle. My youngest got it around age two and a half as a present for doing a job well. I think he was a bit too young for it at the time but his four year old brother loves it too. We've had it for about a year now and my youngest is three and a half now. He has grown into the toy and enjoys it now. Both boys play with it regularly and my older boy is almost five now. It's durable and well worth the money. |
| Hours of Fun! | 2008-08-17 | 5 / 5 |
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| My three year old son LOVES playing with this castle. He uses all sorts of figurines with it--dinosaurs, superheroes, soldiers, etc... It's a great way to nuture imaginative and pretend play. It's very durable, with lots of nooks and crannies for him to explore. He's had this toy for over three months, and still plays with it constantly. Great toy! |
| Love this preschooler-friendly castle! | 2008-05-14 | 5 / 5 |
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My 2.5 y/o boy loves all things knights, so I searched for a long time to find a play castle he'd like. I really liked the Playmobil products, but there were waaaaaaay too many tiny pieces that he couldn't manipulate and of course there's always the risk of a choking hazard. I liked the wooden castles but was leary of their durability and they just seemed so plain.
After reading many reviews I chose this castle and am so glad we did! It's very sturdy and has provided hours of fun for my child. I like that it encourages open play and doesn't require batteries or make annoying sounds. The knights aren't "scary", but they're more advanced looking than the happy Little People which IMO doesn't have the same creative play potential because it has fewer play options, i.e. no cannon, flags, secret passages, etc.
It folds up nice and neat and you can toss all the pieces inside if you want--minimal mess, which is great for a toy w/ the potential for a lot of small parts.
On that note, I got this for an older toddler that I knew was past the mouthing stage. There are several small pieces--helmets, swords, flags, the cannon ammo--that would worry me if he was still putting things in his mouth.
That said, I'd def recommend this product for older toddlers and up! |
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| I bought this for my two and half year old boy and he LOVES it! He plays with it all the time and will actually play quietly by himself! He loves to incoorporate his other toys with it as well! I HIGHLY recommend this toy! |
| Promotes Creativity and Imagination | 2008-03-05 | 5 / 5 |
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Pros:
-My kids love these. It really encourage their creativity. Their other sets include castles, knights, giants, dragons, wizards, pirates, etc. -Interactive - with cannons and bows/arrows that shoot projectiles, trap doors, audio and visual effects.
-Durable
-A great alternative to Legos.
Cons:
-Price had gone up so much
-This is for older kids. A 4-year old will have a real hard time to snap them together and may feel frustrated.
-One set is not enough. You may really need to expand to do more. |
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