Imaginext Dragon World Fortress from Fisher-Price
Thursday, November 5th, 2009 at
11:09 am
The two-foot-tall Imaginext Dragon World Fortress is an interactive castle that encourages imaginative and creative play. Turn the dragon’s head, open and close the gate, fire the cannon, and release the boulder down the tower for hours of fun. The Imaginext Dragon World Fortress is intended for ages 3-8 and includes a chandelier; two figures with helmets, shields and weapons; two flags; two boulders; one bed; and 3 AA batteries.
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| Fisher Price Imaginext Dragon World Fortress |
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| Manufacturer: Fisher Price |
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| List Price: $59.99 |
| Sale Price: $48.54 |
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The Fisher Price Dragon World Fortress will transport your child to a fantasy realm of magic, knights, and dragons. Designed for ages 3 and up, this play set features flashing lights, sound effects, and accessories that can provide hours of imaginative role-playing. Standout features include a moving guard dragon, a cannon that shoots projectiles, and a secret lever that will make the castle "come to life."
A Medieval Adventure
At approximately two feet in height, Dragon World Fortress is filled with enough interactive features to keep active imaginations occupied. The play set comes with two knight figures, each with their own detachable sword, shield and armor. With these figures your child can pivot "activation points" on the play set, which can reveal hidden staircases and open the front gate.
Knights who dare to enter the Dragon World Fortress face many dangers. Pulling a lever on the back of the castle will cause the green guard dragon to lunge forward and attack intruders. The lever also triggers thunder sound effects and causes the entire castle to light up. There is also a cannon that fires plastic projectiles, and a rolling boulder that can be used to defend the staircases.
The fortress is constructed in solid, sturdy plastic. Parents, be aware that it is fairly easy to topple over due to its vertical design. However, this problem is remedied by folding out the hidden set of stairs underneath the castle, giving it the stability needed for rougher play.
Encourages Imagination
Dragon World Fortress channels a spirit of medieval adventure. It is full of movable objects and sounds, but still leaves plenty of room for constructive, imaginative play. The play set provides children with the tools needed for an immersive, imaginative experience.
What's in the Box
Fortress, two knight figures, two flags, two boulders, one bed, and one cannon with projectile.
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Product Details |
- Cool sound effects and fun castle secrets for boys to discover
- Castle has a dragon on guard that can be activated by a simple turn of the disk
- Unlock the action and see a boulder run down a dragon's tail
- Figures can unlock all the many secrets the Dragon Castle has
- Includes three figures that can activate all action points of the castle
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 My son got this for his 4th birthday and LOVES it! |
| Review Date: August 5, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Bladen's Mommy, Memphis, TN |
| My husband picked this out for my son's 4th birthday and he absolutely loves it! The lights flash and the dragon comes down when you pull a lever and will actually pick up a man in his mouth. The front door to the castle resembles a garage door and my son really likes that! It took us a few days to figure out that the boulders actually swirl down the slide which is also part of the dragon's tale. Also, there is a little button like thing at the top of the slide that makes a noise and sends the boulder down the slide. This thing is just so nice. I only wish that the rooms were a little deaper...they are a bit shallow, but the men are pretty small, so it's no big deal. Almost all of the Imaginext toys are built so well, so I really recommend them to anyone with younger children. They even have some for girls now=) They aren't called Imaginext, but they are the exact same type of people and they are also Fisher Price Brand. We own the large Pirate Ship, another Castle, Coast Guard Boat, Space Ship, Space Station, Bat Cave, FireStation, Ambulance, and many other little Imaginext items and we can't wait until they come out with even more... |
Great fun but...
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| Review Date: October 25, 2009 |
| Reviewer: B. Hyatt, Buckley, WA USA |
| I bought this toy about 1 month ago for my 3 yr old son and he loves his "Dragon Castle". I am a little disapointed with the quality of the mechanisms and worry about their longevity. all of the movements seem a little chinsy or cheap and really do not do very much. for the price this toy should have much more interaction. for instance; the claws should come out more on the top when operating the mechanism for the mouth on top. It is also hard for my son to operate the gate. I did not buy this toy for it's educational value because it has none. Again, my son loves it but I worry about it's durability. |
Wonderfun!
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| Review Date: October 25, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Ernest Rockwell, New Mexico |
| This is the only toy that we can get all our kids to play together, nicely. We bought it for our son's third birthday, but it quickly became communal property in our house. Our seven-year-old and one and half-year-old daughters love it almost as much as the boy. They play with it for long stretches at a time, and the little characters that come with it make frequent adventures elsewhere throughout our home as well. Well worth your investment! |
Fun
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| Review Date: November 2, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Beabea, Chicago, Illinois USA |
| Our son got this for his fourth birthday. He plays with it every day, and he uses it with other toys. For example, he has some action figures that he now plays with at the Dragon World Fortress. It is a good toy for two or more children to play with at one time. The various lights, sounds and moving parts make it even more fun, but it is not overly complicated. It is about two feet tall but is narrow enough to put off to the side when he is not playing with it. We paid fifty dollars on Amazon which was a fair price. |
broken door in 5 minutes flat!
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| Review Date: December 23, 2009 |
| Reviewer: GaGa, |
| gate won't rise with the mechanisim. Broken in the first 5 minutes of play by my 5 year old grandson. He does have fun with the toy but I'm not impressed with it. |
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