🐉 YA OTTA PINATA Green Dragon Party Pinata Review

This is a very small piñata, but it's very pretty. Arrived undamaged waiting for the grandson to go home so I could hand him over to see if he could hold up. There will only be little kids at the party, so I don't need anything big. Just in case, more candy.

I wish I had read the reviews before buying. It looks horrible. It's bent and flattened and such a disappointment. I contacted the seller about a return and was told I would only get a partial refund and would have to pay for shipping. Not cool. Do not buy!

I have to agree with the previous reviewer on looks although I did laugh at this review before purchasing. This dragon is definitely not wild - mine looks baked. The only thing in danger is a bag of Cheetos. Good enough for my purpose - just don't get bogged down by the idea of a fire-breathing beast. Think more of Puff the Magic Dragon.

Terrible quality. We had a birthday party for 5 year olds and only 4 kids managed to hit the eye twice before the head fell off. Needless to say we had crying babies. The candy got stuck in the dragon and I had to shake it out. It looked great but I wish I hadn't gotten it. This was supposed to be a highlight, but turned out to be a big disappointment.

This is for a knight-style boy's birthday party where the winner specifically requested a dragon. I found this and plan to give the kids a wooden sword to slap (under close supervision of course). These things usually can't be broken by random gentle smacks from 4-6 year olds, so adults will likely show up too. :) But even if it breaks right away or you have to cut it, you can still hang up a cute dragon for decoration.

The piñata was small and the candy cave was even smaller. When rare candies and souvenirs burst, it was barely enough for 12-3-6 year olds. If there were more children or older children the charges would be lower. Luckily I packed a bag with all the candy and trinkets that didn't fit so we could fill in for the kids who had more empty bags.

This is for a knight style boys birthday party where the recipient specifically requested a dragon. I found this and plan to give the kids a wooden sword to slap (under close supervision of course). These things usually can't be broken by random gentle smacks from 4-6 year olds, so adults will likely show up too. :) But even if it breaks right away or you have to cut it, you can still hang up a cute dragon for decoration.

Image does not remotely represent the actual finish of the product. It's like airbrushed photos of a model in a magazine. The dragon's wings, tail, and paws were folded and practically broken. The brown cardboard paper was clearly visible from all sides. Green crepe paper flew about with each impact. When it broke it was a brown dragon. Oh, and the capacity of this piñata is very small - maybe 7-8 kids parties. I wish I could return it but it turned up the day of the party and I didn't have…

This pinata has been a disappointment since it arrived. First it was packaged in a very thin box, so the dragon's wings, tail and legs were folded and broken to fit in the box. Although I hung it up 2 weeks before the party, they never fully opened. Also, the dragon's arms and eyes were positioned differently than in the picture. It might not seem like much, but the difference is that the dragon actually appeared like it was laying down and trying to sleep instead of being some kind of feral. I