LEGO Juniors - Disney Frozen: Anna & Elsa's Frozen Playground

Got this for a 4 year old as her first non-duplo set. She loved it. it was easy enough to build that with a little instruction, she could do it herself, and it's also small enough that she didn't lose interest. There were enough simple fun things to do with the set (treasure chest, little bear, slide) to keep her entertained with it. On the downside, it was slightly more expensive than I would have expected for a 100 piece set.

This product is selling here for a lot because they don't make this anymore. I wouldn't have bought it except it looked like the best frozen set and I knew my daughter would love it. As a Christmas gift for a 5 year old, it is great. She plays with it all the time and comes with many little cute features. Value for money? No, but we are happy with it.

This set is so much fun for our 4 and 6 year old kids. It is easy enough that our 6 year old could put it together alone but the 4 year old needs help. The slide and the snow ball launcher are definitely the favorite features! This is a fun little set to add to our winter village. My only complaint is that I wish Olaf came with it. :/

My 4 year old loves this set. She plays with it frequently and it keeps her attention. I had to put it together initially, but she has learned where the pieces go, so she moves them around and then puts them back. We got our son the batman/joker set and they play well together with them. Lego needs to expand the Juniors sets; they are just the right amount of pieces and intricacy for kids just getting into big kid Legos.

The assembly was too tough for my four-year-old. It was her first experience with real Legos. She does okay with Duplo. For a 6-8 year old this would be great. The minifigures are quite detailed and are fun to play with. The playset design is not totally intuitive but it was quick to build. You can easily improvise and make your own scene, you don't necessarily need to follow the directions, which I like.There are a lot of small pieces in this one. Little jewels, caps and icicles. We keep them in the included treasure box but careless builder may lose them. $20 is an appropriate price for the included pieces. I would not pay $25. I think they should have included Olaf instead of the polar bear. We call the polar bear "Olaf."

My 4-year-old has recently shown interest in Legos and I was pleased to find a simpler line of the toys that also feed into her love of princesses. This is a charming little set that creates a frozen castle and wonderland for Anna and Elsa to romp around in, complete even with skis and ice skates. The dolls are super cute and even come with a charming little polar bear friend, and the castle is complex and whimsical. My personal favorites are all the little knickknacks that comes with this, things I can't even describe but are super cute. My daughter is enchanted and is learning to master the use of tiny Legos, so maybe we can even claim fine motor skills here.

My niece loved it she plays with it for hours on end and it’s still in great condition!

This was not easy for Grandson to put together. The pieces are very small which made them hard to grip and put together. I think the age recommendation should be a little older.