Aztec Imports Princess Castle Pinata Review

Hard to break, but it was more fun until we finally had to open it. It was easy to turn this piñata into Sophia 1 without much effort. Happy with the purchase, I would buy again.

The Piñata has become a HIT! If you're getting this for younger kids it might be a bit thick! My 14 year old nephew opened for us. My only complaint is that everything you fill with candy is SUPER small, so it took me forever to fill it.

Cute design and the kids loved seeing it hanging. However, it took forever for the adults to hit the thing really hard to break it. I know some people will complain if you make it too flimsy, but we found it was too hard to break.

We bought this pinata for our daughter's third princess birthday party. It was cute, inexpensive, and withstood about 15 views from other kids under 6. It's a little fragile but held up well at the party.

It's smaller than expected but very strong. And that's enough for me, I hate when the piñata breaks as soon as you hang it or the 1st round of beats I had to adapt it to my daughter's barbie theme. It was worth it as the piñata itself is not expensive, 4 stars because of the size.

Survived several rounds of beating children, eventually had to force adults to take turns. It's not a castle, it's Fort Knox for candy! It took me (an adult male who plays varsity baseball at HS) 3 hard hits before the candy started falling and I ended up just ripping it apart with my hand. The kids were pretty upset.

I bought this pinata for my daughter's 2nd birthday. None of the kids could break it! I was expecting it to be paper mache, but it was cardboard. He also doesn't hold a lot of candy. I liked the style of the castle and the fact that this isn't an overpriced Disney princess pinata. I think there was an idea but it wasn't implemented properly.

We got the princess castle pinata for our daughter's sixth birthday party. If I had to describe the children's reaction, it would be initial joy, soon followed by disappointment, followed by excitement at the candy. He withstood a good dozen or more smacks from the kids (even with a heavy wooden dowel!) and gave up the lollipop after just a few smacks from his parents.