Pretty Pretty Princess Sleeping Beauty
- Become Sleeping Beauty in this jewelry dress up game!
- Dress up like dancing Aurora in fancy jewelry and a sparkling crown.
- Collect the jewels that match your color but avoid the evil fairy Maleficent!
- If you collect the evil pawn you must get rid of it before you can win.
- When you have all your jewlery plus the crown, you win the game. Now you’re ready to meet your prince.
Product Description
Based on Disney’s Platinum DVD release 10/07/08. Dress up like beautiful Sleeping Beauty with fancy jewlery and a sparkling crown. Collect the ring, necklace, bracelet and earrings that match your color gown. But beware of Maleficent! If you land on her space, she will cast a spell on you and you have to free yourself of her spell before you can win. When you have all your jewlery plus the crown, you win the game. Now you’re ready to meet your prince…. More >>
My granddaughter loves this game. The colors are just her style and it’s fun to play with her. She just turned 4 years old.
Rating: 5 / 5
Bought this product for our 5-year old granddaughter who loves it! Good choice for her. Promptly delivered in good condition. Thanks!
Rating: 5 / 5
My sisters and I grew up playing the original Pretty Pretty Princess, so I got this game as a gift for my first niece. It was a great price, and she enjoys it just as much as her mother and I used to.
Rating: 5 / 5
I purchased this for my niece for Christmas and when she opened it she was thrilled! We ended up playing a few hours later and laughed so hard we were crying. Her older brother (who is 11) also played. We had a blast watching everyone put on the jewelry pieces and “fight” over who was going to keep the tiara. I agree with other reviewers…have a camera handy the first time you play because it is hysterical. Great game for little girls who love the Disney princesses.
Rating: 5 / 5
I admit I was appalled when my 3-year-old daughter received this game (the title makes me ill – I try to avoid things “pretty” and “princess-y” for my daughter), but she LOVES it so much, I had to relent. I’m not sure why it’s recommended for age 5 and up – any 3-year-old can follow this game with ease. Perhaps the reason is that part of the game involves “putting jewelry back,” or “giving up the crown” to another player, and some younger kids may have a hard time with that.
My only problems are that the game board (which is a 4-piece puzzle, a small “educational” feature of the game) tends to come apart when brushed against with little feet; and that the numbers on the spinner are hard to read, as they are merely raised plastic, and the same color as the background. That was easily fixed by outlining the numbers with a red sharpie. My daughter enjoyed decorating the box with jewels, and adores wearing all the jewelry. She often just takes out the game to play dress-up. A favorite. (Even my 6 year old son enjoys playing it with his sister – it gives him a rare excuse to put on jewelry! He thinks it’s a hoot.)
Rating: 4 / 5