Welcome to Agrabah, a land of mystery and enchantment, home of Princess Jasmine. Play with the princess and her pet tiger Rajah in the palace courtyard! What will they decide to do today? Perhaps they will lounge by the fountain or go on a thrilling magic carpet ride, high above the rolling dunes of the
Welcome to Agrabah, a land of mystery and enchantment, home of Princess Jasmine. Play with the princess and her pet tiger Rajah in the palace courtyard! What will they decide to do today? Perhaps they will lounge by the fountain or go on a thrilling magic carpet ride, high above the rolling dunes of the kingdom. They could pay a visit to the bustling marketplace to see the snake charmer in action. Then Rajah might get his paws on the magic lamp and wish for an afternoon spent munching on drumsticks, followed by a catnap in the shade of a towering palm tree. It’s all up to you! Have fun building the palace and play as you go! Includes Princess Jasmine mini-doll figure and Rajah the tiger.
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A lovely and truly exotic setting for Jasmine We absolutely love the Disney Lego sets and we’re glad to see a new crop of Disney princess sets as of January 1, 2015. We already did Elsa’s castle and Sleeping Beauty’s bedroom. We picked this up for 19.99, which is normal for a set this size. But it has some really awesome pieces and makes a very attractive setting for Jasmine (note Aladdin is not included). Jasmine’s golden-topped palace and the flying carpet are nice and exotic, complete with a magic lamp and her tiger Rajah. This has…
More like a dollhouse you build than a more traditional creative Lego set, but still cute for Jasmine lovers Compared to similarly priced boy-targeted Lego toys, this has WAY more “decorative” pieces (crystals, stickers, things that can mostly only be used one way, or at MOST two ways). That means that there’s far less create/building play than a lot of other Lego options, and this functions more as a dollhouse you build than a more traditional, more interactive, re-designable Lego set.
Fun to build, fun to play! Totally fun for a 7 year old girl. She was able to put the set together without any adult help. She felt proud of herself for building it alone. Then she was able to play with all the things the set provided, using her imagination. I had to call her away to eat her dinner.