🦄 Fantasy Unicorn Piñata by Aztec Imports Review

Have fun! Bought for my daughter's 11th birthday. I wanted something that would allow 10 girls to participate and have fun. It's not pretty, but it's strong, that's what I like about it. Remember that with every piñata, everything depends on the rope. If you want each child to make contact and go through a few laps, this is your piñata. You need a medium or heavy club or item to hit.

This was a great purchase for my daughter's party. It was a bit tricky to put the candies in since half the insides of the unicorns were covered with cardboard, but I was able to pry them open with a knife to fit a full bag of candies. For the price it was perfect. Each kid took their turn to hit him and he didn't move until my almost 13 year old had some good hits on him.

It was a great pinata! I can't believe how well he held up. It's quite small but that turned out to be a good thing because it still had more than enough goodies for the kids. I added a few more streamers to match the colors of our party. We also had at least 12 kids hit this thing, then had to smack it hard on an adult multiple times before it finally popped! No one could believe how tough this thing was! We were very glad it lasted long enough for everyone to try it. I definitely recommend…

I stuffed this thing until it was full to the brim with candy (I used FULL SIZE skittles and Starfall and a few bags of fun stuff). When you flip the pinata, you can fill the head with candy, as well as legs. This suction cup was HEAVY. The noose on it managed to restrain him as several adults hit him with an aluminum bat. Let me tell you, it didn't crack. Eventually someone hit him just right and he fell to the ground. with just a small gap in it. In order to break into the Piñata, we had to…

I filled this thing to the brim with candy (I used FULL SIZE skittles and starfall and a few bags of fun stuff). Tilting the piñata can also fill your head with candy like your legs. This suction cup was HEAVY. The noose on it managed to restrain him as several adults hit him with an aluminum bat. Let me tell you, it didn't crack. Eventually someone hit him just right and he fell to the ground. with just a small gap in it. In order to break into the Piñata, we had to use their office space. To…

My daughter wanted a unicorn pinata for her birthday and as it's going to be destroyed we went with the cheap version. Things to know: 1) For filling, the hole is in the tail, so you can hear jokes about stuffing candy in the back when someone fills you up. 2) The legs are not hollow, so there is less space for the candy. 3) The hanging loop is very strong, even with a 40 lb kid hanging from the piñata. 4) You may need an ax to break it. 6 kids beat him for 20 minutes and got tired of him…

I was pleasantly surprised by this piñata. It was one of the cheapest I've seen while shopping. about $10 or more so I was a little worried lol. But it was great! We had kids aged 5-13 at our birthday party and lined them up from youngest to oldest. It took 13 to break it lol. and it only lasted once. So it's hard to break, but not by much. I think it's great. It has a flap on top to put sweets in and it holds more than it looks. I just think I was offered to stick it on after you filled it…