Mattel Disney Princess Water Palace Bath Playset

My 4 year old loved it. she played with it constantly for about 3 days which any parent knows is long for that age. She still plays with it just not every day. it is exactly as pictured, sturdy, easy to assemble... she disassembles and reassembles it herself, which is apparently part of the game. lol. the princess floats , the fountain works, the spinner throws them off and the tub gels adhere very well. no complaints here.

I have a 3 year old that is obsessed with all things Disney princesses and Youtube. She found a video of someone playing with this thing and she hasn't stopped begging for it. So being the nice mother that I am, I bought her the water palace set and it's actually a nice little toy. Everything snapped together easily and everything works properly. The 2 suction cups are strong and takes a good amount of pulling to pop it off the bath tub. You only get Ariel with the set so I ended up buying her the other 3 princess petal floats and now she's set. She loves bath time and WILLINGLY goes into the bath. She knows that she sits still for me to wash her, I give her 15 minutes to play with her toys. And because the princesses don't have holes in them there's no chance of molding.

Very cheaply made. Does not stick to the tub very well and my 3 year old has issues putting the princess in it because as soon as you put any pressure on it it either falls apart or falls off the tub. Very disappointed

Being a Disney Princess product my granddaughter was thrilled at the idea of having a palace in the bathtub. The palace itself is a HUGE disappointment it doesn't actually float it is attached by suction cups. We have a curved oversized tub with no straight up and down surface for it to attach and stay upright. The launch that is supposed to send the princess flying into the tub either doesn't work and the princess falls over mid-launch or it detaches the palace from the tub. The princesses themselves do actually float upright most of the time but with no way to launch them into the tub the pretty skirts that are supposed to create the flying aspect is lost. I would not recommend the palace, not at the price I paid.

My 3YO daughter loves to play with this (along with two additional princesses purchased separately) in the bath for a few minutes each day. The waterfall feature doesn't store water, so it only lasts about 1 second longer than you're actively pouring the water, and the swing can't go back if the unit is suctioned to a wall. It has stood up well to several drops over the past 2 months.

My youngest daughter has been watching the YouTube play through of this item from Disney Collector on a constant loop for MONTHS. Needless to say when she got this for her birthday she was extremely happy. It was easy to put together and my daughter plays with it both in and out of the tub. Her smile alone make this purchase worth every penny

Xmas Gift......My granddaughter will love all the fun she'll have taking a bath. The only thing is, will Mom be able to get her out of the tub. It's fun being a Grandparent.......... With all the gifts I bought through Amazon, they are always well packaged, nothing ever damaged. Great job Amazon!!

The preschooler for whom this was purchased has really enjoyed this silly little toy, albeit, for very short periods at a time. She uses it in the bathtub and the pool. The Ariel floats, so she doesn't get lost. She (and her companions that were purchased separately) slides down the banister on her arms on one side and twirls into the water from the gazebo when the lever is pulled. The princesses can swing and a soft "shower" can be created using the pink roof. The suction cups seem to stick well, which is an unusual plus. ;o)