Dolls Reviews

Don't waste your money on this doll, you get more bubbles when you hiccup yourself, my daughter was extremely disappointed!

I purchased this limo for my 6 year old daughter last November. The best part of the purchase was the free MP 3 player.
I agree with K. Mackey. I have tried everything to remove
the 4 bottom attachments. My daughter had to push it around without the wheels touching the floor. We are also having difficulty putting the top down. I didn't think this toy would be this disappointing. It is now sitting in the corner of my living room and my daughter pretends Barbie and her friends are having car trouble at a rest area :(

This limo has it all. I got this limo over six months ago for my birthday(August 13). It's still in excellent condition. It serves as excellent storage, great display...wait, I'm getting ahead of myself. I'll start with the packaging, since that seems the biggest problem.

So I had just turned 12. I ripped the cardboard off(so easy), then I discovered there were thes black plastic stands holding the limo up. There were four of them, I believe. Well since they were screwed into the limo, with my smart little 12-year-old brain, I figured I needed to UNSCREW them. Imagine that! And it only took me 30 seconds to figure that out, and 30 more seconds to find a screwdriver that would fit, and a final 30 seconds to unscrew them. That only a minute and a half. I didn't have ANY help. I knew how to do everything. It was about 10 minutes before I had everything all set up. I would think that grown-ups would be able to do it quicker. But I think I heard someone say it took 'hours'? HOURS! Maybe these people need to buy more stuff for their kids so they can practice getting things out of boxes. For pity's sake! I'm not trying to be rude, but if it was easy for me to do it, and I was twelve, it should be easy for 30 year old mothers and fathers to do it. If you couldn't get it out of the box, then you may keep reading to find out what you were missing out on.

Here are the measurements of the party limo:

Compact
legnth=2ft 6in(30in)
height=9in
width=9in

Expanded
legnth=2ft 11.5 in(35.5in)
height=1ft 4in(16in)
width=1ft 5in(17in)

The expanded version consists of lowering the hot tub, opening the doors, and pulling up the roof. This limo is huge. The My Scene dolls may stand up and still have extra room in it. The couches may fit one doll each, two dolls each if you cram them in. The hot tub may fit two dolls comfortably. I'm sorry to say that it does not come with swimsuits, but that is easily fixed. The roof may hold five (I think), but may start falling down if too much pressure is applied. To oped the roof, you reach under the roof. There is a handle on your left side. You have to grip both ends of the handle(not just one) and then the roof may be pulled up(while holding the handle). It does make a lot of noise though, and it took me about 5 minutes to figure that out. But once yu get the hang of it, it's easy. The disco ball doen't shine light, it reflects it. First, you have to turn out the lights. You may shine a flashlight into the disco ball. You have to get it at a certain angle, but once you do, it looks pretty awesome. I rarely use the lights. They are cool, but they aren't that bright, and run out of battery very quickly. Anyway, the hot tub doesn't have any problems. It easily comes out and goes back in. It doesn't pop out uncontrollably. And it can be disconnected very easily, then reconnected. The accessories are cool, but don't have much use. Sometimes, I do use them for decoration, for pretend make-overs, or for making my dolls snack on food. They store pretty easily, and don't get in the way. But the doors have to be closed on before the other, and if you are moving the limo, they don't always stay shut. This is annoying, but it's simple to get over,

Overall, this limo has some minor defaults, but that doesn't destract from the major features; size, durability, etc. I do recommend this toy to anyone who doesn't complain so much, and looks at products as a whole.

My 5 year old has been wanting this for a while & I luckily caught it on sale here at Amazon.
I don't have a degree in anything except maybe BS'ing, but I quickly figured out that to un-attach something attached with screws one must utilize the usefulness of a screwdriver. Pretty simple concept actually, lefty loosey-righty tighty.
She loves it so if she's happy, we're happy. Money well spent.

This is a very good ken doll. I like the way he has two oufits but he should have two pairs of boots. this doll is also very tall he has to bend down to kiss barbie but other wise he is great. the oufits are really nice and he comes with fun things to give anneliese and erika. I like the way you can make erika a princess with the crown.

This is, according to our daughter, a great Ken doll. It has the bonus of coming with an extra outfit (in the same period style as the one shown). His hair has some sort of hair gel on it to keep it in place, which doesn't stay in place long with average usage, but doesn't ever look bad. The hair is a little "greasy" to the touch, though. Also nice is that fact that he does bend at the elbows and knees so he can be posed in somewhat natural (well, for a Barbie doll) way.

I bought this for my daughter's i-Dog and she loves it. The only issue I had was the cost of shipping. It was almost half the cost of the actual outfit (...). I wouldn't recommend this product for children under 8, the little pieces can get lost easily.

Well, i already have the green chill set for my black idog (bob). And the green works perfectly!!!! And i am planning to buy the blue one! And i will be able to mix and match the blue with green chill set! So buy this product to keep ur poochie smiling!!!!!!

It's a bratz babyz doll. It is what it is! Much less skanky than regular full-size bratz. My 8 year old loves it and most of her fellow 2nd grade girl friends have these dolls too. Seems VERY durable, I would be totally comfortable giving this to a 4 or 5 year old.

I get relly sick of hearing that baby bratz where thongs because its not true bratz in genral are surposed to be pretty and cool if every one would leave bratz alone or bought one before they said all this it never would have happened what bothers me the most is that kids dont get to play with bratz cause there parents hear this story and dont buy it for them but in my books bratz are the best me and my friend have been playing with them since the day they came out and i have never had a bratz toy break I love love love love love love bratz!
But i do wish they would make more kinds please mga lisen to me!

I have had my cloe doll 4 about a year now and she is played with everyday but yet she has no scratches no dents and is in the same condition as when i first got her she is verry verry durable.

This doll is from the creator of Bratz. If you like Bratz dolls you will like the Yummi Land dolls as well. I can get these dolls at my local Walmart store, so I bet Target has them too! The Straberry shaped purse that Susie Strawbella holds is lipgloss for you! Her pet is a Chocolate Chiuaua and has the cutest outfit! These dolls smell really good too! I first saw these at Walmart today and I LOVED them! So I looked online and added them to My Wishlist! I hope you like this doll as much as I do!!

This toy is too hard for little ones to figure out, even with adult supervision. The dolls do not stand in their special stage shoes, they tip easily and knock over their instruments. The stage in small and even little hands have a hard time playing in such a small space. My daughter is 6 and was disappointed.

I'll be honest--even I, a 40something dad, think this is pretty neat, at least in concept. As you add each girl to the stage (after purchasing them separately, of course), the stage, if set properly, recognizes each one's instrument and adds the appropriate accompaniment. Lights flash, music plays, and the crowd goes wild. At least for a few minutes. But that's where the fun ends, really.

Problem is, the dolls have to be fitted with special shoes and then fit just so into the appropriate spaces for them in the stage, and the shoes--slippers, really--don't fit very well. So, one bump of a doll and she falls down, knocking any dolls and/or instruments near her down, too. The rear of the stage is similarly rickety, and it falls apart quite easily, rendering the lights useless.

Besides that, the stage only plays two very short songs, both of which even my young daughter tired of quickly. You can connect a cable and play your own music, but we've not tried it yet. And the music this thing plays is L-O-U-D! My son's room is at the other end of the house, and he can hear the music with his door closed when it's playing. And, it's horribly distorted, so try as she (and I, in helping her) might, my daughter cannot decipher the words to the songs.

In sum, nice effort, and more creative than your average toy. But once you've sunk in the cost of the stage and enough dolls to populate it, you're expecting more. A little more effort, and the manufacturers could have delivered. Too bad--and maybe that's partially why there were mountains of them at the closing sale at our local Toys R Us.