TOMY Pop Up Super Mario Board Game - Family and Preschool Kids Games for Family Game Night - Kids Activities and Super Mario Toys - Girls and Boys Games - 2-4 Players - Ages 4 Years and Up

This is such a fun family game! We got it for my youngest birthday because she absolutely loves Bluey and when she saw Bluey and her family playing this game in an episode she wanted to play it, it took us a bit to find it because well there's different versions of it and we were hunting for one closest to one Bluey had and we wanted to wait until her birthday too. It's easy set up and easy to follow directions on how to play too. That kids (Ages 4 and up like the box says) can set it up by themselves. (Possibly even a 3 y/o could set it up too depending on the 3 y/o. Just my thought.)We did notice when putting some of the crocodile type "teeth" in the bottom part it's a bit of a struggle, but I'm sure in time it'll loosen up especially with how often it's played. All in all I give this game a 10 out of 10 for a great family fun game. Plus no Batteries needed!

This is one of the favorite toys in Grandma’s toy box!! It is a daily go to toy for the kids. Grandkids are between 2-4 years old that play with this Mario game.It is excellent quality and should last the rest of time. The little plastic pieces that you stick into each of the holes with hopes that Mario pops up are thick and they don’t bend. The Mario toy himself is heavy and well made. He is pretty big as you can see my 3 year old grandsons hand holding him.This is one of those educational toys that not only teaches strategy but also teaches colors and the names of the characters. The educational value to me is very good! The price point is excellent especially for a toy that isn’t just cheap junk that gets thrown away earlier than you’d like.The kids have been playing with this since Christmas and still find almost daily interest in it after all this time.This toy will last! It’s durable! It needs NO batteries!

Fun and simple to use ! Does not require batteries! My child is on the spectrum and she loves this game. She sets it up by herself and we have played it several times. It was bigger than I expected too. (Not in a bad way ) you should get this. It would be a great birthday gift. They can play on their own or with others.

We played this a few times but the spring got stuck resulting in the pirate not being able to pop! Talk about a buzzkill.A look on Google shows repairs like drilling a hole and removing the springs and replacing etc. However the easiest solution is to bang the bottom of the barrel onto the ground really hard. The spring will pop out and the toy will work again.Other than this quirk, it’s a great fun toy that will definitely make it into our game rotation.

Very fun to play with and the art work is amazing, it is very easy to store away after a game my nephew loves it

My 7 and 2 year old love this game. No batteries, easy to play and quick games. Sometimes the swords don't get quite pushed in all of the way, but little other complaints at all. Nice, quick, easy, fun game for the family that doesn't overstay it's welcome

The kids love this game! There are many ways to teach different strategies and play as their skill set increases. It is a game we can all actually play for family game night with the younger kids. Our main problem is the spring mechanism gets stuck frequently, like every three or four plays. Hoping this changes as we play it more.

I bought this game to play with a 3.5 and 5 year old. It was simple and fun for them no rules no spinner, dice or money to count.