🎉 Handmade Mexican Themed Party Decorations - Extra Large Star Pinata + 30 Feet Plastic Rope for Halloween, Día de Muertos, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, Holidays, Cinco de Mayo Fiesta, Work Events Review

The kids at our Halloween party loved it! It holds a lot of candy and is holding up well, but luckily the kids managed to break it! So many piñatas don't break these days! But this one has enough power, but at the same time it can fall apart after several hits from all the children. The colors are amazing! Great buy for the money!

This is the first time I've bought a pinata that isn't fully assembled. The instructions seemed simple, but when assembling it, the parts fell apart. We had to put it together to stay together. We had over 30 kids who beat him up but he didn't break up so we got the dads. It cracked at the top but not at the bottom where the candy spilled out. We ended up throwing it away. upset…

This was perfect for our recent birthday party. We had 9 children. We used a strong plastic stick. Each kid had to hit it more than 3 times, then we started the line over and progressed to an aluminum baseball bat. The piñata broke from being hit from the side, not at the seams. The seam remained intact. The velcro used is fantastic. We had about 4-5 pounds of candy and toys in it with no problem. Besides, it's beautiful!

We bought a 3ft piñata stick and even without a blindfold, this durable party item didn't refuse the goodies (and a few small bottles of alcohol) inside. Eventually my friend pulled his staff out of the rattan to take it off and even then it took a few smacks before he violently released the prizes inside. It was an explosion of toys, candy and tiny adult beverages. 10/10 would definitely buy again.

Used at high school prom. It looked fabulous hung up. She only wanted to let the honoree hit until she broke him, but after numerous attempts she could not let him break. Five other girls tried and then three guys hit him with a very massive stick. It just broke into small pieces. In the end, all they had to do was rip it apart. If you only want it for decoration, this is a good choice. If you want it for a fun game, bad choice.

This piñata is so pretty, the colors are gorgeous and beautiful. My kid liked it. However, the 3rd child blew up and they were toddlers, meaning it didn't hit hard. I don't think the material is too strong but at least I tried to make sure they all hit very soft so they don't feel bad. Maybe I was lucky to get a weak one because I read the reviews before buying. and many of them said he was strong. In any case, I'm not sure I would recommend it.

This was a strong piñata. We turned it into lace by following these instructions: https://www.birthdayinabox.com/pages/pinata-tips-tricks. It worked great. It hung beautifully on the tree throughout the party, had lots of goodies and was perfect when the last child pulled the final string. Wow! The rope he walked with was an amazing gesture. It costs more than other options but I think you get what you pay for! No complaints!

Well nice. It is expertly made from store bought hair dye kits. It doesn't hold up either, and for the advertised Xl piñata, I wouldn't recommend putting more than 50 chocolates in it. The center burst from the weight of the candy. The middle of nothing but drawer paper has no support. I would say if you only have one kid that wants to play piñata, buy it. It's a one hit and bust one time deal. Unless like me you needed one for multiple kids and designed it for that and filled it like any XL…