My granddaughters love it now they want me to buy another one so they can have their own house because one wants to decorate one way and the other don’t like it that way and one wants to put the furniture in rooms that don’t go in that room it’s a argument about that I said I have to get some more money to buy another house if I knew they was gonna fuss about it I would’ve bought their own house but now it’s a lesson learned for me

The price for this Barbie Dream House was by far the cheapest I found after searching high and low for a good deal. The Barbie Dream House is bigger than I expected and will require a decent space to store it but it is perfect for my 7 year old daughter. She loves it! The material is sturdy and well designed. I just disliked that there were 75 pieces to put together so it took a few hours to assemble. The finished product is well worth it though.

i dont like the design of the house and i feel it could have came with better furniture and a bath tub what barbie house doesn't come with a bath tub i feel value wise its not worth the price at all the one from sams club was much better and it came with working lights inside

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter-in-law has significant experience playing with doll houses, but none with assembly. In fact, she's not really mechanically inclined. Since my son was at work and their daughter wanted to push forward on assembly, it fell on my daughter-in-law to attempt construction. She told me that when she first opened the box, she was terrified! So many pieces! But as she followed the instructions and step-by-step put things together, she realized how easy it was to assemble. It took a few hours but in the end, they had a gigantic solid structure. That little girl is over the moon playing with her Barbies in their new home!

The Stickers! There were so many to place. I wasn't expecting it. In hindsight, I should have known I would have had to place stickers as most of these toy products always have stickers. Fine. Whatever, but why did you have to include stickers for the assessaries, too? Ugh. That was a tad annoying as I had to find the desinated item for the stickers in the millions of little bags between all the pieces.... I'm not going to lie: this took forever to put together. Not only did I have to find the correct pieces, but I, also, constantly compared them to the picture to make sure I was on the right path. I'm not sure if i was just overwhelmed by the number of pieces or if it was the fact that NONE of the pieces were organized. I don't know why i just assumed it would be like putting together a Lego kit, but it definitely was not. I'm pretty sure, though, I was overwhelmed by all the PINK when I opened the box. After a minute of digging in, EVERYTHING started looking the same. Honestly, the box could have been a tiny bit more organized. I was opening pieces from totally different areas of the instruction booklet just to get the one I needed for the area I was building. After a while of doing this, of course, the parts were spreading out all over the place, and I was running out of space to even build the ever growing house. It was worth it in the end, though, as my kid absolutely adores her new doll house. This was actually meant to be a Christmas gift, so naturally, she doesn't have any barbies to play with yet. However, kids are way more creative than most give them credit for. This child just pulled out their Spiderman toys and really any plastic toy and started playing. They even started pulling out their paints (because I'm an enabler parent who refuses to stomp out any creative idea) to "change the color of the water." On a side note, if you're going to add water to the pool, be prepared for a mess that would make the rain jealous. Also, don't be an enabler parent. You'll regret every idea you help generate with this thing. For one giant house (it's about 4 ft tall and just as wide) made of plastic, it's pretty sturdy. I wouldnt recommended leting your kid climb it, of course, but the pieces are well snapped into place. even the palm tree at the very tippidy top would need some force to push it down. Now, I am a little displeased with the elevator part as that thing is really difficult to get to stay in place long enough for my kid to pretend her friends are coming out of it. It scares me a little every time it hits the floor from the top floor. Not only because I can just SEE the pieces breaking off every time, but, also, because with just the two of us (the kid and I) its usually relatively quiet so the suddenness is a bit of a shock to the system. I keep running in to make sure nothing bad happened. Other than that, I have no real complaints. The doll house looks amazing. It's big, which is what I wanted when I was looking for one.

Perfect sizing for my 4 year old toddler; she loves that it is bigger than her and has life sized items.

It took awhile to put together. It has very small parts,but was a great Christmas gift for my 5 year old granddaughter

easy to put together, my granddaughters love it and plays with it a lot. it is bigger than what i thought

i liked how easily the parts clicked together but the instructions could be more detailed and/or have a QR code to a video that walks the customer through the building process. my daughter loves it and playes with it every single day.

A regular Barbie brand doll house on Amazon costs the same price as this FULL mansion from Walmart. This is an incredible deal! And my daughter loves it