Customer Reviews

Fisher-Price Mickey's Surprise Clubhouse

5 star:		(7)
4 star:		(12)
3 star:		(13)
2 star:		(5)
1 star:		(10)

 

 

I want to review what it doesn't do that it should. "Place any of the figures on the Clubhouse pedestals to hear them say Role Call. They also say silly phrases depending on where they are placed." Mickey and Minnie only go on their own specific pedastals. Pluto or any other figures you buy can only go on the third one. I didn't buy any others, but the 3 included never said 'Roll Call.' "Turn the crazy crank on the back to watch them move up and down and sing the Hot Dog song." There is no crank, just a lever on the front. It does play a part of the Hot Dog song, but you have to keep moving the lever back and forth to make them move up and down; it's not automatic. "This crank also moves the hot air balloon back and forth." Again, no crank, but the hot air balloon doesn't move anyway. It just attaches and hangs there. "Flip open the Clubhouse top to reveal the lookout telescope, or place a character on top of the Clubhouse and pull a lever to eject them down the silly slide. Press the umbrella to launch the red car out of the garage..." None of this is included, though there is a car.

If it actually did what it said, it'd be awesome. It sounds like they just cheaped out on it in the end. Oh, and none of the pieces snap or hook into place either, meaning it separates very easily. The original clubhouse is way better and less expensive. It's not made by the same company either (which is odd, since Fisher-Price made this one).

I researched this clubhouse and the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse that came before this one. Comparing the two, this one has definitely made some improvements: more durable and comes with three figurines instead of just one, more things to do...the best part however, is the fact that it plays the "Hot Dog Song." That is what my 2 and a half year old loves the most about the toy.
My biggest complaint is that the manufacturer's description from amazon is WRONG! There is not a slide and the mousekadoer does not light up and flash. You do not press an umbrella for a car to shoot out. The manufacturer's description on the box does not say that either so Amazon needs to fix their description.
Another thing I wish is that it came with Toodles like the old clubhouse and that the Mousekadoer would light up like the old clubhouse. That would be the best of both worlds (no pun intended). Otherwise, it seems to be an improvement off of the old clubhouse.

First off, this toy comes with Mickey, Pluto, and Minnie. If you would like to purchase more of the figures at a very reasonable price ($5 each) go to the fisher price website and type in mickey mouse clubhouse in the search area. Don't buy them on here for $10-20 each when you can get them there cheaper. Another option is to get all of the figures and the clubhouse through toys-r-us website for $60. Anyhow, the only real problen is the house doesn't lock together so yes if your child is a hellion it will "pop" apart. Both of my kids, ages 2 and 5, LOVE this toy and are HUGE fans of the show. They both spend hours playing with this toy. So the bottom line is, if your kids got ears and say cheers buy this for them and you will not regret it. Hot dog, hot dog, hot diggidy dog!

My son just got this toy for his 2nd birthday. Both he and my older son love Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and were very excited about the toy. I find it to be very dissapointing. My biggest issue is that the pieces do not actually snap into place. They basically just rest in place and then the second anyone goes to move it, it falls apart. Not sure why they couldn't just make the pieces snap in. It also has a garage on the side that doesn't snap into place either. DEFINITELY not worth the 50 bucks in my opinion. Seems like it might be worth maybe $10-$15.

The pieces on either side just sort of balance in place. Just holding it in your hands it feels cheap. I drilled a few tiny holes and used color matching zip ties to hold the pieces onto the sides, but that shouldn't be necessary. Even with that done, and it staying together you'll get possibly 5 minutes of entertainment out of the thing. It was really a let down! Sell the kid on something else if they are stuck on it! At least try!

PLEASE NOTE: Fisher Price makes TWO different Mickey Clubhouses! (And the Disney Store and Megabloks make another version too) Be sure to check which Mickey Mouse Clubhouse you are buying and actually want! Yes, the Amazon description does NOT match with the actual product on the Surprise Clubhouse, so be careful you look at the pictures! Here's a sample of the different Mickey Clubhouses available:

Fisher-Price Mickey's Surprise Clubhouse

Fisher-Price Mickey's World Clubhouse

Disney Mickey Mouse Clubhouse Play Set

Mega Bloks Mickey's Clubhouse

Mickey Mouse Clubhouse

Hideously boring. Don't waste your hard-earned money on this boring piece of plastic. Every time I drag my kids to this toy they only give it five minutes before looking elsewhere for entertainment.

This was a good gift for my two year old. The music is quite loud, but there is an on/off switch on the bottom. Not too much to this -- mostly the voices and the characters are what she likes.

First for the price the clubhouse should come with all the characters not just Mickey,Minnie and Pluto. Second poor construction. The front gates come off very easily and the hand ballon doesn't stay attached. Plus as shown on the show there's no slide. Also you can't purchase the remaning characters. I spoke to Fisher Price and those characters were discontinued so I would not recommend this toy at all.

This Mickey Mouse Clubhouse is a poorly made toy. My 2 year old LOVES the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse show and loves any little figures I can find having to do with Mickey Mouse. Mickey's Surprise Clubhouse was a gift for my daughter. The swing very easily pops off, as do the gate doors. Additionally it is hard for little fingers to open the gate in the first place as the mechanism that opens the surprise panels in the grass is quite tight. These things are very frustrating for my daughter. The toy is also in two separate pieces and doesn't attach together very well. It plays the Mickey Mouse Clubhouse theme song which is cute and the characters talk depending on where they are placed on their pedestals. This is the best part of the toy. Maybe this toy would be better geared for a child who is closer to age 3 or 4 and wouldn't get upset by the pieces that don't work!