World of Nintendo Super Mario Deluxe Boo Mansion Playset

A nightmare to put together. The balconies barely slot into the holes, when you've eventually forced them in any slight pressure on them, which your child is no doubt going to do with the mario figure, and the balcony will fall off.The door handle snapped off within 2 hours of one of the doors from just opening the door.The lift which is already fixed on doesn't align properly.Bought in the sale, not worth the money. It is being returned.

I purchased this for my son who is 8 , he absolutely loves it .I didn’t need instructions to put together it actually was very simple . As it’s Luigi’s boo mansion playset can’t understand why it didn’t come with a Luigi or a figure boo . Seems so daft . Other than that it’s a good display piece and when he’s not playing the game on his switch he will sit and play with this playset with his other 2 bowser castle and Princess peach castle .once it’s up as once unit piece there is no taking it apart at all it’s a one way click System . , don’t stand on it as it will crack the plastic is near on acrylic. Not ideal for too young of a child

I grew up with Mario, playing the games and watching the shows, so when my son started showing and interested I was excited that he wanted some Mario stuff for his room, when I saw this toy I thought it would be perfect because it looked cool and he could play with it. For starters there is slight assembly required but most of the part snap in easy and will stay together so you don’t have to worry about your kids pulling it apart when they play with it, the only part the would probably come off it the boo king, which moves back and forth kinda loosely. Play wise the idea is pretty cool where there is a track behind the doors that slide up and down and side to side and then the doors open to reveal Mario, the problem with this is you have to move it slowly or Mario ... MoreI grew up with Mario, playing the games and watching the shows, so when my son started showing and interested I was excited that he wanted some Mario stuff for his room, when I saw this toy I thought it would be perfect because it looked cool and he could play with it. For starters there is slight assembly required but most of the part snap in easy and will stay together so you don’t have to worry about your kids pulling it apart when they play with it, the only part the would probably come off it the boo king, which moves back and forth kinda loosely. Play wise the idea is pretty cool where there is a track behind the doors that slide up and down and side to side and then the doors open to reveal Mario, the problem with this is you have to move it slowly or Mario falls over and gets caught up making it hard to move the slider. I do like the little boos the spin to reveal a scared boo on the other side which is very cute.Detail wise I thought this looks pretty good, it’s a lot dark in look than I expected but the stone and doors had small like crease and little bits of texture that make it still have that video game cartoon vibe but look more dimensional and looks really cool. I did notice that if you are in a bright room you can actually see some light through the door so if your kids are playing find Mario you can kinda tell what door he is behind because the door will look darker but that honestly isn’t a big deal. Though I wish this toy would have Mario with a fireball or something to show its fire Mario other than his outfit because I think new Mario fans might not know. Overall it’s not a bad toy it definitely looks cool it And my son does really enjoy it and has a special place in his room to display it so I think if you are a big Mario fan it might be worth getting.