My Little Pony Mini World Magic Compact Creation Critter Corner Toy, Buildable Playset with Hitch Trailblazer Pony for Kids Ages 5 and Up

Great gift

Great toy for kids, my 7 year old daughter loves it. The pieces are small and easy to lose but we have a few polly pockets so they rotate around and she is happy. The colors are bright and cute

The media could not be loaded. I’m not sure what everyone was expecting for $12 but I feel like I got my moneys worth. It’s basically polly pocket but my little ponies. Yes it all comes in pieces but that’s cause it lets you build it how you want it and change it. Jewels change color in cold water.For sure meant for little fingers not as a MLP collectible item. This is for actual play.Issues: I can not get it to close with everything inside. But not a big deal it stays in one place.also wish there were a few more little pieces for decor. Lots of extra poke holes with nothing to put in them.But again these are an adults critique. My almost 5 year old loves every part of it and didn’t complain about any of it. She said yeah now my polly pockets have a my little pony!! She is thrilled and totally worth it.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:It cute hope my niece luvs it this for her on her birthday day she luvs my little pony

Kids loved it

Edit: Was sent a replacement and the pillars fit much better this time around. The music note studs still won't stick to the round platforms so apparently that wasn't a fluke. Still, having more stable platforms is an improvement! The price is still a bit high for its size, but if you can snag it on sale, it's very cute. The Bridlewood set looks a bit more impressive for the same price.--While it is technically true that all of the pieces can fit inside of the case it requires careful placement and quite a bit disassembly. There's no good place to store the microscopic decorative studs; worse, the note shapes refused to stick to the round platforms so only the clouds and stars could be used. The pillars don't fit snugly into the base so they'll fall over pretty easily if figures are placed on them. It's difficult keeping the stairs and drawbridge slotted together, they just do not like staying put! The stickers were packaged with the figures and other parts so they're guaranteed to be bent to some degree... why they weren't slipped into the case or inside of the box is beyond me.Redesigns/ coloring changes happen but molding the stage platform as white just doesn't look good. The spire pillar is also missing any mounts for the decorative studs as pictured on the box. Pip's color is completely off, too... her hair's so mauve it's more like Pinkie Pie than Pip. Her painted ear is really light colored compared to her body in person. At least Queen Haven looks nice.Honestly, you'd be much better off with the full-sized Zipline Racing set if you're after a Zephyr Heights set and have the room for it. At the time of writing, it's not hard to get that one for under $20. The mini set's just too flimsy for the price and isn't all that portable, anyway. If it's cheap enough and you -must- have a teeny pocket Haven, it's not terrible.

Very small

My kids loved it