Disney Princess Ultimate Fairytale Kitchen

I loved this kitchen. I bought it two xmas' ago 2011. It was so much cheaper than any toy store or other places online.My daughter loves it. I bought it when she was 3 now she's 5 and still plays with it. I buy kitchen accessories and play food to use with it still. Her bday was Nov 2nd and i bought some pots and pans lolOnly catch is that I like the kitchens that have more storage. The little doors on the bottom... that whole space is one open space (I like it when there's a separate fridge or oven. It wasn't too big either.I've loved toy kitchens since I was a child and remember playing with my own for YEARS. This isn't last for a long long time but its going on two years in my house (except the bottom door with Tiana likes to fall off at times lol)

The durability is not that great. I'm glad I have purchased it at a very reasonable price of $54 from amazon. I would not pay the regular price of $165 or $170 I think it was from Target or Disney's Store. My 2 year-old daughter love it and enjoy playing it very much.

I bought this Disney Princess Ultimate Fairytale Kitchen for my two and a half year old daughter for Christmas. She absolutely loves this set! Her favorite colors are pink and purple and loves all the princesses and playing pretend. It was perfect for her.Pros: Very girly! Multiple princesses on it. Super easy to assemble (Basically snap together 95% of it, slide in cardboard backdrops and apply stickers. Sound features are at a good volume, The cell phone is all that requires batteries, It comes with dishes (plenty for a 2 year old), 3 songs from the cookbook (I hate to hear the same thing all the time) and it will shut off as soon as you try the oven timer, tea pot bubbling or frying dials, the phone is only audible when held up to the ear.Neutral: (you decide) Its super lightweight and sometimes the faucet falls off when bumped. It's not for kids that like to climb, and has lots of stickers - Stickers Included- On the cookbook (4) Belle pic and recipe, Snow White pic and recipe, Ariel pic and song. Large Tiana on the oven and the little vent above her head, Large Belle on the cupboard and "you're invited" above her head. Last is cut up apples on the counter. (I didn't mind applying them)Cons: #1 it's OVERPRICED, It's not durable and the cardboard backdrops do not attach securely. The backdrops slide in, but the tabs that are supposed to keep them in their place do not account for kids that will touch the cutouts. I have to keep putting them back where they go. I will have to tape them to keep them in place permanently. This may not be an issue for everyone, but my daughter is curious and loves to touch them, especially the window.Now that I've given all the pros and cons I will say that my daughter does really love this set and I couldn't find anything cheaper. I figured this is a toy that will only keep her interest for few years anyway. Most older kids don't like play kitchens. I wanted to find one that was reasonable for the time she would be using it. I definitely didn't have $100 to spend on a play kitchen or the space to fit a large kitchen. This fits nicely in my daughter's room. The price currently listed is $89.99 which is significantly higher than when I bought it!! I would never pay that much for this set. It was on sale last week for $49.99 at Target. Online at Target the price is the same $89.99, I'm not sure if it was an in store deal or if the prices went back up. I expected to pay a little more (than $49.99) to get this for Christmas, because practically every store has sales after Christmas so that was somewhat expected.I would NEVER recommend buying this unless you get a good deal, because you will be disappointed. The review on Target is horrible. 1 out of 5 stars. The picture was deceiving also because the primary pic is not of this kitchen. The second pic is the actual kitchen. They have original price as $149.99... they have to be kidding!! As I said, it snaps together so it's not made to last. Many kitchens that cost over $100 have issues, and I didn't want to invest in something that would just get scratched and have missing or broken pieces etc. This worked perfectly for me, and was at a good price. I would figure out what you want from a kitchen. I have 3 kids, but my sons are interested in different things. If I wanted a set for 3 kids that is sturdy and will last, I would buy something better.

A nice, semi-durable, kitchen set, featuring all the princesses.Assembly is a bit of a pain (stickers and such), and - it would be nice if someone out there would make a product without cardboard (come on folks, you have kids playing with a toy, don't you think the backing should be more than thin colored cardboard?), but, even still, it is well made and will last for some time (perhaps not the backing, which stinks because once the backing goes, a lot of the "cute" factor will as well).

You would think Disney would produce a quality toy... Well, think again! My 2 1/2 year old granddaughter saw this kitchen in a toy circular and decided it was what she wanted for Christmas. It was a bit pricey ($145) but I didn't hesitate to buy it because it was from Disney and I try to buy her what she likes.When my husband went to put the kitchen together (he holds a degree in Petroleum Engineering) he almost had a heart attack! The plastic was flimsy and the pieces did not fit well together at all. The inserts were all made of paper and did not stay in the tiny slots made to hold the cardboard cutouts. My granddaughter is not allowed to play rough with her toys but if this kitchen lasts 6 months it will be a miracle!!!!The dishes were cheap. I had to buy another set of dishes for her to use with the kitchen. To my dismay the refrigerator and oven are so incredibly small that NO dishes or pans fit in them.The one thing my granddaughter does like about the kitchen is the telephone. But at $145 it is one expensive telephone!I highly recommend you do NOT buy this kitchen. It is probably the LAST Disney toy I will buy.I have since purchased her a Step Two kitchen for her birthday in March that I hope is better!

We bought this kitchen for Christmas for our 4 year old daughter. She and her sister who is 20 months old do play with the kitchen but it is terrible quality!! I put the kitchen together when it arrived and was VERY disappointed in its quality. It is not sturdy at all and I have to be in the room when the girls play with it because it can easily fall over on them. It isn't heavy at all but still. Also, the cardboard cutout pieces do not stay in place and often fall out. Overall I would say it is poor quality and if I hadn't gotten it on sale I would have returned it.

A little on the expensive side, but can occupy a toddler for a while - so that's a plus. Can be put together easy - but remember to put in the poster-like "backing" on first then the slotted shelf insert and then the entire pieces/frame together...or will have to pull apart to re-insert everything if you don't...