What's not to love !
One very happy girl. Amazing castle !
Didn’t take too long to build. The light up fireworks were a nice surprise.

One very happy girl on Christmas morning!
Parents, do not underestimate the size of this castle! I’m glad we talked out little girl out of putting this on her Christmas list last year, before we moved to a house with a bigger bedroom for her! The thing is HUGE!

Also, do not underestimate how long it will take to put together! It comes in a LOT of little pieces!!

But all worth it to see her face on Christmas morning!

Buen producto
Todo bien con el producto! El empaque si deja mucho que desear. Al ser una caja grande, Amazon no lo protege en absoluto y eso provoca que llegue golpeado. En mi caso era un regalo de cumpleaos y tuve que pedir reemplazo porque la primera caja si pareca que vivi toda una aventura antes de llegar a mis manos. La segunda llego menos golpeada. Ah! Y el retorno del primer paquete igual todo un show, como no es caja chica fue una odisea llevarlo a la sucursal de paquetera para retornarla.

Fantastique
Trs bien emball.
Montage qui prend un peu de temps ( je l’ai fait avant de l’offrir pour que les enfants puissent l’avoir tout de suite oprationnel)
Mais montage trs trs bien expliqu et simple.
Rendu GRANDIOSE. Le feux d’artifice fait aussi son petit effet.
Chaque partie du chteau se rapporte aux princesses Disney les plus connues ( Aurore, Ariel, Belle, Tania, Cendrillon…)
De petits accessoires sont vendus avec ( parfois trs petits)
Vendu sans les princesses.

It’s big
My 6yo was happy with it an plays for hours with her dolls. The tiny pieces like spoons etc are easily lost. It’s a lot of money for the castle considering it’s just plastic.. but it’s massive and my daughter is happy with it, so worth it on the end.

Parfait pour les amateurs/trices de princesses
Facile assembler malgr le nombre de pices. Le rendu final est trs beau et ma fille est ravie. Un peu plus d’autocollants pour les fonds des parois auraient quand mme t mieux et plus ralistes

HUGE!!!
This toy castle was easy to put together, HOWEVER, lots and lots of parts though so it is time consuming and instructions kinda suck to try to put some of the stickers it comes with. You kinda have to depend on the images that is on the box and in the instruction manual to figure out where to stick the stickers.

Definitely large so if you don’t have a fairly large room to place this in, it’s going to take up a lot of your real estate.

Great product, not packaged
The actual product is amazing and my daughter loves it, however arrived unpackaged in the toy box at christmas time so ruined my 4 year olds surprise for christmas morning.

It’s exactly what it looks like. Some parts are a bit less sturdy than I would like when moving it around but my daughter absolutely loves it and it looks like it’ll last a while
It’s exactly what it looks like. Some parts are a bit less sturdy than I would like when moving it around but my daughter absolutely loves it and it looks like it’ll last a while

Very easy to put togethe
This took less than an hour to unpack and assemble and it seems pretty robust. A big hit with the 4-y-o!

Girls every dream to play with
Absolutely thrilled with these beautiful doll house, me and my daughter enjoyed assembling it. The quality is well made and very easy to assemble and follow. Its quite large which occupied all her different Disney dolls. The best feature is the fireworks display and the sounds, she really loves it. These is a fab grand gift to any girls, birthday or these coming Christmas.

It's big!
If you are considering this as a purchase do take time to think about how much space it needs and whether it is moveable enough around your home. I strongly recommend going to YouTube where you can find an assembly advice video as well as a video review. On top of the cost of the castle, you’ll need Princesses – typically 10 each.
It’s arrived! Don’t open the box until you have time to do a proper job assembly. You’ll need to be patient as there is a lot to do. Make a good working space on the floor and not where someone might accidentally tread on pieces.
Lay out the pieces by number ( a boon that the parts are numbered). Followed the instructions religiously and don’t try short cuts. Add the stickers before any assembly. Make certain each piece is clicked otherwise problems later.
If you’ve done it all right, you have a great castle for your loved little one to have hours of fun. It’s an alternative to a Dolls House but you might consider that instead – less work and less cost possibly.

This beautiful toy will be one your child will remember & treasure for years to come.
I was so excited to get this castle that I couldn’t wait to build it.

There is an excellent assembly video posted by the manufacturer on YouTube which really helped me to easily get the build right first time.
I have not included the link here as it is against the rules to link outside Amazon, but you can easily find it by searching – it’s called Disney Princess Ultimate Celebration Castle: Step by Step Assembly Instructional Video.
There are also paper instructions included in the box which are pretty clear; I just found the video easier to follow.

Following the video, it took me just over an hour & a half to get everything done, from opening the box, unpacking the pieces, adding the stickers & then actually putting everything together.
The result is just gorgeous & so big.
I didn’t realise how big that would be when it was assembled in front of me but wow, this is one big castle.
There is room for a dozen dolls to hang out here.
I measured it at 3ft 4″ (1m2cm) wide from swing to staircase, 4ft 3″ high floor to top of highest finial (1m30cm) & about 1ft 6″ ((46cm) at the deepest point measuring from beginning of front step to balcony in bedroom.

I found that if a piece wasn’t easy to click together, it meant I hadn’t got everything lined up correctly, so if something seems difficult you’ve probably got one of the tongues misaligned with the place it needs to slot into.
You do need to make sure you hear those clicks though. That way you know it’s properly clipped together.
I’m really impressed with the thought that has gone into the build.
There are 13 stickers you need to add. They are really nicely printed & it’s easy to find where they go (which is shown in the instructions anyway) because there are moulded smooth areas the correct shape for each sticker for you to put them in.
I’ve put a lot of things together & regard stickers as my nemesis but these were easy to put on nicely because if you line up the bottom of the sticker, it goes on very easily & the stickers are basically the same size as the shapes.
There are also 3 stiff card inserts (the clock face, a rose window high up in one of the towers & the wardrobe)
Although the instructions said to put those bits in after building the castle, if I was doing it again I would add them when I was doing the stickers.
You also need to remember that you need 3 AAA batteries to install in the middle floor window so you can enjoy the Fireworks show.

The multicoloured fireworks are absolutely beautiful, especially if you dim the lights in the room.
They are easily visible even in full light however so you don’t need to do that.
You press the button by the window & a song (piano only, 2 different melodies) plays for about 20 seconds each time while the fireworks explode across the windows behind the bed – there are firework sound effects too.
They only show from the back of the castle, although some light does bleed through to the front when the effect is on.

The walls & floors of the castle are stunning.
There are roses climbing up the brickwork on the outside (raised images on the plastic, I am sorely tempted to paint the roses & some of the other embellishments)
The floor of each ‘room’ has a different floor pattern and being a Ultimate Celebration Castle, there is gold everywhere.
Every roof, the crenellations, the finials, the chandelier, as trim on the (working but not real glass so not a perfect reflective surface) mirrors & so many other little touches.

The only mistake I made was with the staircase – check that the pillar for the stairs is the right way up before putting the stairs in. It should have a square bit at the bottom to click into the base.
I had to turn ALL my stairs around as I’d put them in upside down.

Your Disney Princesses can cook a choice of 2 meals (stickers) – there are eggs & pancakes (might be omelettes? Let your imagination decide) for breakfast, or if they are expecting visitors they can cook some flower & crown shaped cookies.
There’s a little tea set for 2 included and a cooking pot or a cake which you could put into the oven as the main door opens.
There is perfume, a hand mirror & a comb for the vanity & a pretty lilac & gold patterned cover for the bed.

I found this a really uplifting toy.
Like all similar toys it sort of looks sparse if you just think about how many items there are, but as you examine the details (which children always do seem to pick up in the imaginative play this sort of toy encourages) you’ll find Aladdins lamp is hidden on one of the towers, or that the books & the candlestick embossed in the room at the top make it the perfect place for a Princess to chill out (especially if you have moved the swing up there to be a sofa – it fit perfectly in the recess.
So much thought has gone into these details & I couldn’t be more delighted with this.
Watching the fireworks made me feel that sense of wonder children experience so easily.

My only criticism?
The music is a bit too loud for my taste.
I wish I could turn it off & just have the fireworks with their sound effects.

Every little girl (& big ones who still love dolls) should have a castle like this where her imagination can fly free.