My Little Pony Ponyville Pinkie Pie's Balloon House

this is a good buy - my niece (4) loves this very much

I bought this on impulse when it was on sale for $20. My daughter (age 3) loves all dollhouses and tiny things, and had just had a good time playing with her cousins my little ponies, so I thought she'd like it. I didn't realise from the picture quite how hideously pink it is. It really is an eyesore. We have a lot of Playmobil, which has much better detailing, and is far less offensive to the parents' eye -- and in fact more fun for my daughter, too. She liked this house, and spent some time with it. But she was disappointed that the ponies have hard hair -- you can't brush it or stroke it. The frog doesn't come out of his shower,which seemed sad. The mail box is cute, but not unique -- we have a fisher price dollhouse which also has a mail box. I keep hoping that my daughter will not mind when I re-gift this ugly house; wish I'd never given it to her. She does still quite like it, so I feel bad about getting rid of it. But it depresses me. Slave children in China presumably suffered to make this hideous thing. I know I'm a snob, and I'm sure a lot of people have fun with it. But if you mind about how toys look, I'd recommend playmobil over this, any day. Or if your childr really wants ponies, you could get just the set with the wagons: those ponies have brfushable hair, which these do not. It is durable, sadly; I keep wishing it would braeak, but it doesn't...

This is one of the better My Little Pony playsets for the mini ponies. It is one of their favorites, besides the teapot palace, that my 3 girls like to play with. It has more things for the ponies to do in the house compared to many of the other playsets. It has been very durable so far. I thought it might have a problem tipping over but it doesn't.

I have combined this with the icecream parlour, and this has been hours and hours of fun for my three and five year old.It is a gorgeous three storey building, two levels which open out - a bedroom and bathroom up the top a kind of patio in the middle and an open up dining area at the bottom.It comes with a few little features. The chandeleir in the upstairs bedroom lights up (read the instructions which helps is work optimally) a springing up frog. And a letterbox which opens up with mail.It comes with a lovely dressing table, my perfume bottles don't match the colour on the box, but I guess that is pretty standard. It also comes with a see saw and two ponys. There is a table with two plates and a couple of cups. The cups are so tiny we lost one immediately. But we have been a bit more careful since then.We are building up a collection of ponyville stuff they are great play toys for the kids. This has given my kids hours of fun. It has been linked with the Ice cream parlour and the sunny daze swing.Super fun for kids - highly recommended

This was my 5 yr old daughter's Birthday present. She loves it. Very cute and functional with plenty to keep her busy. We love the ponies.

I'm a 21 year old My Little Pony collector and recently a friend at work brought my attention to the "Ponyville" mini ponies, which I was initially skeptical about. But oh my gosh! I think I like them more than regular ponies! Sorry, girls!! The ponies are small, but sturdy and you don't have to worry about their hair getting tangled because they are all moulded plastic, but with fabulous attention to detail!Pinkie Pie's balloon house is such a wonderful playset, and if you're going to buy one playset, buy this one. It's more fun than the Sweet Shop, in my opinion. The froggy is adorable, and removeable from his fountain. The house itself snaps shut so your little one can carry it with her. The tiny pieces either have pegs to hold them in place or can be put in the tiny drawer in the bedroom. I LOVE how precious the bathroom is, even though we're left to wonder; Where do My Little Ponies answer the calls of nature?There are also "add ons" you can buy, such as Triple Treat's ice cream thingie and Sunny's swing. They are each around $5! In conclusion, this playset is sturdy, well made, clever and doesn't take up nearly as much room as a regular MLP playset, and you can infinitely add on things, making it more fun (I embellished mine with the new McCdonalds toys and other Ponyville accessory sets). Make sure you get one for your little girl!

When I read the other reviews singing the praises of this toy, I thought, "that's all well and good for THOSE kids, but no toy has ever kept my almost-three-yr-old's attention for THAT long." Ladies and gentlemen, this one has.She plays with it every single day. We took it on a youth group camping trip with us (at her insistence) and set it up on a picnic table. There was nary a time during the weekend when some child, (usually three or four of them) was not enthralled over at the "pony house" - I mean, 2 yr-olds to 10-yr- olds, they all loved it. And after a weekend of attention from 20 kids and being outdoors, it still looks great and works perfectly. So if that's not durability, I don't know what is.My daughter was never one for stuffed animals and security objects, but she does ask to have the "pony house" set up by her bed every night, so she can see it first thing in the morning. Best $[...] I've ever spent on a toy.

This is currently my girls' favorite toy (they are 2 & 4). To me it seems pretty simple, but they love it (they even share it). It has 3 buttons (1 to turn chandelier off & on, 1 to open mailbox, 1 to make the frog jump up and down). Would recommend to anyone. Only comes with 2 little ponies, so maybe get some extras.