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

All original .. Great price .. For easter :)

We really enjoyed the game at Christmas with the family and my little granddaughter loved it.

This is a favorite

A great addition to any board game collection ! Bought this for our 3 year old and we totally love it. The pawns are definitely on the flimsier side cause they’re just cardboard but I think for under 20 bucks it’s a steal ! Would buy ,would recommend ,super fun !

BOUGHT THIS GAME FOR A THREE AND A HALF YEAR OLD FOR CHRISTMAS. IT IS THE SAME GAME I USE TO PLAY. THE ACTUAL GAME BOARD SEEMS MORE CLUTTERED BUT THE PRESENT SEEMED TO BE WILL LIKED BY THE YOUNG CHILD THAT RECEIVED IT AS A GIFT.

To begin the packaging/shipping was perfect. There was no damage and was deliver on time. The game itself as you can see from the picture is not like the original. This to me was no big deal at first until we started playing the game with our 3 year old daughter. The board is riddled with confusion constantly guessing which direction you need to be going do to the lack of indication. The player pieces are extremely large thus causing trouble for players to share a space. If 3 land on the same spot, forget it just put the others in the middle of the board or suffer frustration. The spinner works well enough to get the job done and there really isnt much more to say about this product other than make every effort to find the older version or at least a different one from this. :D Hope this helped!

This game is perfect for pre-schoolers as it does not require reading. Children and adults will enjoy playing the game. The quality of the product is very good. It arrived on estimated date.

Always a fun game for small children and family. We played when we were little, we played with our kids and now were playing with our grandsons. We love family game night.

Classic game

I was torn between 3 and 4 stars on this...3 because the quality of the components is meh...but the kids absolutely love it and could play it 24/7...so they would rate it a 5 and I have to compromise on 4 stars. I remember Chutes and Ladders from eons ago and it wasnt this cheap, flimsy construction with a tiny board and cheap feeling pieces. BUT, I have experienced similar disillusionment lately as I have purchased all kinds of games I remember from my childhood (like Trouble and Sorry) and they have all followed suit. That said, this is a WONDERFUL game for preschoolers that teaches counting and in a silly and subtle way, right and wrong. When a player lands on a spot depicting a good deed, they get to climb a ladder as a reward. Our kids LOVE to discuss the images and/or comment on the actions that are being rewarded. Conversely, bad deeds or actions lead a player to lose their position in the game by sliding backward on a chute toward the start space. They have worked it so that a simple ill-timed bad action in the last spaces of the game can result in a complete shakeup by upsetting what seemed like certain victory for a particular player. This shake up in the action gives hope to whomever is bringing up the rear in the race to the finish line. The game is a quick play and things are always happening, so it is engaging and fun for the kids. It is definitely a classic, but I wish they would bring back the old-school game quality that many of us know and love!