Chutes and Ladders Board Game for 2 to 4 Players Kids Ages 3 and Up (Amazon Exclusive)

Classic fun with the little ones

my grandson loved it

Nowhere near as good as original. The art on the board is highly distracting, the spaces where the chutes/ladders start and end are overlapping making it tricky to tell what space you are in. Besides the poor graphic design, the message each ladder/chute tells a child is terrible!! If you are carrying dishes (to a child is a helpful idea) ends up in a broken mess at the bottom of the chute. If you are reading books at the top of the slide (also a great thing for a child) you are bored at the bottom of the chute. The scenarios go on like this. My 3 1/2 yr old was perplexed by the scenarios and stopped playing after reaching space 21. She normally LOVES games ( Busytown, Busy Airport, Mystery Garden, Dominoes, Sneaky Snaky Squirrel, Racoon Rumpus, Hoppy Floppy Bunny, Deep Dark Woods...)

Gift for grandkids, ages 2 1/2 and 5. I remember playing it as a kid, my kids played it, and now the next generation is learning the game. Teaches counting, sharing, how to lose and win gracefully!

A little complicated for my 4 year old. He enjoys candyland better. This ones pictures arent as fun as Candyland.

I dont understand why, but this game has changed since I was a kid. The concept and game play is the same, but the board is terribly laid out. My young children cannot figure out which direction to go, and frankly, I have to look very carefully in order to help her. The game takes a long time to play, and often we get confused about direction and such, because the board is so busy and cluttered. I think Chutes and Ladders could use another revamp. I wish it was easier to play, like the version I remember from my own childhood.

kids love it

I purchased a number of games to occupy all the kids when they visit for family Saturdays. This was a hit for the adults too.

Well the spinner almost broke while putting it together. Once together, me and my almost 4 year old sat down to play and she just couldn’t get it. There was too much going on on the board, moving left to right, up and down, confused her. It didn’t keep her focus long enough to even finish one game.

Easy game, Perfect for three and four year olds learning to count. My four yr old and I play it daily !