How to Buy Fisher-Price Great Adventures Toys
Buy Fisher-Price Great Adventures Toys for preschoolers who enjoy fantasy play. The toys are reasonably priced and can be mixed and matched.
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Things You'll Need
- Great Adventures All-in-One Castles
- Great Adventures All-in-One Space Shuttle
- Great Adventures All-in-One Western Fort
- Great Adventures Haunted Castle Figures
- Great Adventures Magid Castles
- Great Adventures Pirate Ships
- Great Adventures Robin Hood's Forests
- Great Adventures Royal Coaches
- Great Adventures Sorcerer Figures
- Great Adventures Trojan Horses
- Great Adventures Villains Cyclops
- Great Adventures Villains Dragons
Instructions
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Know that Fisher-Price Great Adventures toys are designed for children ages 3 and up who enjoy creative fantasy play.
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Notice that there are several types of Great Adventures toys.
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See that the All-in-One series consists of either a castle, space shuttle or Western fort that folds up into a small shape. All the pieces fit inside. These cost about $12 each.
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Understand that the Magic Castle line is the most extensive line of Great Adventures toys. The Magic Castle itself costs about $35 and has a magic footpad.
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Consider purchasing accessories for the Magic Castle. The Haunted Castle figures and Sorcerer figures cost about $6. Dragon and Cyclops figures are about $8.
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Be sure to consider the other Great Adventures toys. The Robin Hood's Forest set costs about $35 and has lots of moving parts, including a booby trap and an arrow launcher. A Royal Coach ($13), Trojan Horse ($10) and Pirate Ship ($10) are some other affordable pieces.
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Great Adventures toys are available from the shopping list below and at your favorite online and local toy retailers.
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Tips & Warnings
Give Great Adventures toys along with a book that matches the theme of the toy. If you give the Robin Hood's Forest, include a book about Robin Hood.
Know that the Great Adventures toys are designed to be mixed and matched. Children who have the Magic Castle can easily incorporate Robin Hood's Forest into their play.
When figures are placed on the Magic Castle's footpad, it can identify them and appropriate noises are made. The castle contains a dungeon and comes with two good knights, two bad knights and a court jester. This toy won a Parents Magazine toy award in 1999.
Remember batteries for the Magic Castle.
