A shake of the magic wand brings the Disney Princess Magical Wand Palace to life with colorful lights, magical sounds, and fun phrases. This interactive playset recognizes all of your child’s favorite Disney Princesses! Just place Disney Princesses Cinderella and Rapunzel on the magical spot to see the palace light up and to hear familiar
A shake of the magic wand brings the Disney Princess Magical Wand Palace to life with colorful lights, magical sounds, and fun phrases. This interactive playset recognizes all of your child’s favorite Disney Princesses! Just place Disney Princesses Cinderella and Rapunzel on the magical spot to see the palace light up and to hear familiar phrases and magical sounds. Kids will love pressing the heart button on the magic wand to activate the lights and sounds, and going from room to room with the princesses to recreate some of their favorite moments from the Disney films. Go for a spin around the ballroom (oh, is that music I hear?), explore around the tea room, or discover a great book in the library. There’s so much to do! Young Disney Princess fans will have a ball exploring all the fun and excitement in this interactive Little People playset! Collect more Disney Princess figures from Little People and bring them to the Magical Wand Palace for even more interactive, magical fun! (Each sold separately and subject to availability.) Where development comes into play: Fine Motor: Grasping and interacting with the figures helps toddlers develop dexterity and hand-eye coordination. Creativity & Imagination: Creating stories with their favorite Disney Princesses helps build strong imaginations.
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Comparing the Magical Wand Palace with the Musical Dancing Palace We also have the Little People Disney Princess Musical Dancing Palace, as well as this new, Little People Disney Princess Magical Wand Palace Playset, so we can provide some points of comparison. The one advantage of the Musical Dancing Palace over this one is that there’s a place where you stick the characters and, in addition to hearing them say short sentences (“Hi! I’m Tiana!” or “I love to dance!”) you can also hear them sing short excerpts of classic Disney Princess songs…
It’s a hit! This castle is a hit with my 23 month old son. He plays with it for, well, not quite hours, but certainly for longer than he plays with most of his toys.
Lots of fun for your little girl; lots of annoying noises for the adults Man, this thing is annoying, so of course my little two-year-old daughter loves it.