Customer Reviews

Disney Fairies Tiny Tink & Friends Tinker Bell's Pop Up Tea Kettle

5 star:		(2)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(2)
1 star:		(0)

 

 

This is adorable, but only comes with Tink and no other dolls. It opens up so there's room for Tinkerbell to roam. My biggest gripe is why do you sell it for such a high price, when I got it at another store for only twelve dollars. So far, that's the highest price I've seen it, even in other stores, yet you sell it for fifty! Sorry, but with todays economy, I suggest people shop around first.

This is a cute toy although not near as detailed or well thought out as the Ponyville houses, which are much higher quality than this is. However, my daughter loves Tinkerbell and did not have anything like this and had to have it when she saw it in the store. It does have a pop up feature that lets the teapot either look like a teapot, or extend it up into a second floor for more play room. It comes with some fairy-looking furniture, leaf for a bed, a sofa, chair, what looks like a dog water dish is actually a bathtub (I thought more imagination could have been used here... but eh well). The pieces are very small. It also comes with a bell that really rings, one Tinkerbell fairy and one butterfly "animal friend".

Its cute, but still over priced at [...]. It should have come with atleast two or three fairies, considering how small they are.

My 5 year old daughter had to get "Tinkerbell's house" after seeing a commercial about it. I've never seen the commercial, but the toy was probably a lot more impressive on tv. While she was excited to get this toy, she seemed a little disappointed that the Tinkerbell doll is very tiny and doesn't have moveable body parts, there were no other fairies included and the little trap doors get stuck and don't open very easily.

I can't believe Amazon is selling this for $30 when we got this toy for $20. In any event, my daughter absolutely loves anything flower, garden and fairy so when she saw this, she made up her mind and wanted to get it. But when we got home, it was actually disappointing. For one, it really is only fun to look at and that's pretty much it. The knob to turn so you can pop-up the doors, works kind of awkward......it turns funny and you really have to wind it several times to make it work? she was trying to figure out where the little pieces should go and turns out, there really isn't a place to put them all back inside the teapot house?? what if i want to put them away? are we going to lose these little pieces now? this sooo doesn't make any sense. the bell was wimpy it didn't really make a nice ringing sound. tinkerbell couldn't really sit well on any of the chairs without falling down......and if i wanted to close it all up and turn it back into a teapot? I really could not do it so I had to read the manual......on a 3-year old toy?? Give me a break........

Great toy for the money. Our little princess loves it. Great fun but lots of little pieces.

Niece LOVED it. She will not put it down. Only thing is the door will not stay shut. No matter to her though, it is a dream toy that stays attached to her hip.

Santa brought this for my 5 yr old daughter for Christmas and it's a cute pop-up concept, but there's no where to store any of the teeny tiny pieces that come with it and the doors keep falling off. The fact that Tink is so small she can get sucked up into a vacuum hose, and there's no other characters but a butterfly that should have some kind of snap to stay on the house. Really over priced for what it is, would be worth the price if there were more characters included. All in all as a 5yr. old she loves it but as a parent those pieces will ultimately get lost, or thrown out if stepped on and hopefully maybe someone will pay attention to the reviews and get a childs opinion before they let it loose on the public.