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List Price: $9.99
Our Price: $7.95
Your Save: $ 2.04 ( 20% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: Hasbro Games
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Amazon Maximum Age: 6
Manufacturer Maximum Age: 6
Amazon Minimum Age: 36
Binding: Toy
Brand: Hasbro
EAN: 0032244047862
Feature: The classic game of ants in the pants action returns for your kids and a whole new generation! As yo
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Hasbro Games
Manufacturer: Hasbro Games
Manufacturer Minimum Age: 36
Model: 4786
Publisher: Hasbro Games
Studio: Hasbro Games
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Features
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The classic game of ants in the pants action returns for your kids and a whole new generation! As yo
Into the pants they've got to go. Not too high and not too low.
Inside the pants they like to hide, be first to flip them all inside.
Beware the ants, for they want to get into your pants!
choking hazdard - may contain small parts not intended for children under 3
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Editorial Reviews:
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Be the first to get all the ants inside the pants! One by one, flip all the silly ant pieces inside the dog's pants. Whoever gets them all inside first wins! CLassic game includes: pants and suspenders, 16 ants and cardboard canine. For 2 to 4 players.
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Frustrating for little kids. And moms. And grandpas...
Comment: My 3-year-old daughter couldn't wait to rip this game out of the box and play. Unfortunately, flicking the ants into the pants was a lot harder than it looked. After 30 minutes we were frustrated by trying and gave up. Later that night, my dad came over and gave it a try. This is a guy who shoots skeet in his spare time - he should know a little bit about aim and trajectory - but after 15 minutes, Grandpa gave up too.
We finally had a little bit of success when we threw away the cardboard dog that goes into the pants and just started chucking (not flicking) the ants at the empty pants. But, even with that, it's a still a game we rarely play.
I'd suggest skipping this one and purchasing the much more fun, much less frustrating Don't Break the Ice by the same company.
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Summary: FUN GAME!!!!!!
Comment: I played this when I was young so I thought my 2 1/2 year old would enjoy it too. She got to pick which color she wanted to be, and we counted how many ants to get into the pants. It took a little practice, but she got plenty of ants in and had soooo much fun. We really had a great time.
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Summary: Lots of fun, but can be frustrating for little ones
Comment: I purchased this game (and others) as a Christmas present for my daycare kids this year. We opened it today and spent a long time all playing it on the kitchen floor. I had 2 & 3 yr olds and 9 yr olds (and me!) all playing. The very youngest ones got a little frustrated but I think with some practice they'll get it. They all still had fun with it and didn't want to put it away. I think this toy is great for working on their eye/hand coordination and problem solving. They also had to use some teamwork to retrieve each other's misses.
Since we got it today I can't say much about the durability. The bottom is plastic and the top is cardboard. The cardboard is thick, but I can see it deteriorating over time.. especially with a daycare!
Overall I think this is one of those great simple games that every kid should get to experience.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Not Durable and too difficult
Comment: We bought this for our daughter when she was younger. It was too frustrating. The ants are not made like they once were and it is near impossible to get them into the pants. We would cheat for her and pretend they went in after a long while of trying. Even we could not get them in. Plus the material is so cheesy that they break very easily. Save your money and buy a better game instead.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Fun toy for young children
Comment: I had this game when I was a kid and I loved playing with it.
The pieces are charming, even though it tend to be pretty difficult operating if the muscle coordination is not good. I would not recommend this game to toddlers if they want to chew on the game pieces.
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