Multicolor Number 1 Pinata

It would be helpful for the seller to provide more information so customers have a better idea of the approximate volume of this piñata. I cannot tell you how excited I was to shove 60 fortune cookies into it's tetra-tummy, only to find that all but two would fit. Additionally, the candy flap is too small to allow standard-sized fortune cookies safe passage. I'm not sure if breaking fortune cookies is bad luck, but you'll sure as hell find out if something happens to me. For the safety and sanity of superstitious customers everywhere, please update the product details to inform others that this is a "small-mouthed" model.4 stars because four is my lucky number and this product would be ideal for anyone not looking to cram 60 brittle fortune cookies into a piñata.

I have about 14 kids ages 2 to 5 year old at my daughter's birthday party. The Number 3 pinata held enough candies and favors for the little ones - I did not have any issue fitting items in the pinata hole. This pinata was made very sturdy since the kids could not make a dent in it - granted they are still young. However, one swing from an adult did bust it opened. It broke exactly in the middle so I had to take the two ends to dump out the candies favors. In addition, this pinata made great center piece - it is almost as tall as my 36 inch daughter. I would definitely buy these pinatas again for the future years since they are cute and affordable.

The piñata looked just the way it did when I saw it online and when it arrived I was not disappointed. The hole was big enough to put even granola bars and crackers in it. My only complaint, which just made for a lot of laughter on the day of the party, is that it's virtually indestructible for a bunch of eight-year-olds. We had to wind up dropping it from the ceiling (we had the party at a party facility with a high ceiling) and even ripping it a little bit so that it would explode on impact. But I'd do it all again.

This piñata was awesome. Also, extremely strong. After whacking it for a while with a plastic bat the piñata still looked brand new. Meanwhile, the bat was so bent that we had to improvise with a tree branch. Then, upon hitting the piñata with the tree branch, the branch broke in half and the piñata was still FINE. We ended up just pouring the candy out of the top. Anyway, great piñata!

This is a big hit for my daughter's 5th birthday party. Big size and bright color! The kids in the party were very excited to see it hung up 丷丷but two shortcomings to be aware: one is that due to the special shape of number 5, the space is very limited, so you can only put some small sized goodies into it, otherwise the toys would easily get stuck. The second thing is that the curved part is very easy to break. Mine got hit broken by a 6 year old boy after his first strike so the kids that were after him in the line didn't even got a chance to play :(

Great addition to my son's 2nd bday party. Held up just right...showed pretty much no wear from the kids up to age 7 but once it started to break open it went quickly. Thankfully we only had 3 kids over age 7 so it lasted. We also weren't blindfolding or pulling the rope so if you made it more challenging it would likely last longer. We used a hollow, plastic little tikes bat as the stick. I believe I used a 3lb candy mix plus two small bags of smarties then I also added an 8 pack of glow bracelets, 8 pk of plastic snakes & 8 pk of mardi gras type necklaces. Could've added more but that was plenty for our group of 8 kids.

It was actually more vibrant and colorful than as pictured which worked out perfect for me. I put a whole 2lbs Costco bag of chocolates and I think it was almost too much. So it felt heavy and the piñata a bit too flimsy to hold that much weight. There really wasn't any way to distribute the weight. So it felt like the top part was starting twist over. But since it's going to be broken anyways it was all good. Good sized.

Got this for our daughters birthday. Stuffed it with LOTS of candy which was great. I was surprised about how much candy actually fit in this thing. You have to stuff a little bit, shake it around, and then keep stuffing. If you try to stuff all the candy at once it will get clogged and won't be able to take as much candy. During the actual use of the pinata it fell apart fairly easily which was nice for me. Some of the kids were upset they did not get a chance to hit the Pinata but then all the candy fell and they forgot about it.

Good, although i thought it would be bigger for the price

Really nice lets hope it holds!

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Very hard to break. An adult had to break it with a hockey stick.

This number 4 pinata was very well made, strong and it needed a helping hand to make the first strike to break it slightly, otherwise I think my son would have been 5 years old by the time the little children had hit it hard enough!Once a slight break near the bottom of it, then, the kids kept getting the sweets and small gifts inside as they hit it more and moreRecommended