🐊 Pinata Alligator Review

This was great for my Peter Pan themed party. The kids had a great time with him. He lasted quite a long time and took quite a few hits. It was actually hard to crack. We ended up having to ask one of the adults to break it. Well designed and colorful in appearance.

I ordered this for a store party and it was great. It came out really cute with strawberry colored eyes and lips. It is very durable so it can be easily weighed down for small children. He is more than he seems.

My daughter loved it for her ice cream parlor birthday party. It was really easy to fill and a really good size. It's also quite durable and very beautiful. The only thing I would have liked would have been if the string that opens the piñata was a different color than everyone else. Seems obvious. You have to make them all the same color.

This pinata is very cute on its own. But my daughter threw Shopkins' birthday party, so we dressed up. Thought it would be a nice change from the usual Shopkins piñatas. We glued eyes, lips and a flower on it and it looked adorable! Seemed pretty strong. Received MULTIPLE hits before eventually bursting. The quality is good, I recommend!

This piñata was exactly what I was looking for at a reasonable price! I needed a giant strawberry for an exhibition and it worked great! Very well made and durable, especially for the price! I ended up buying eight together from different sellers. Cons: One seller has a three-piece limit, which is why I bought several times from different sellers. Cons: One arrived dented, although the box was safe and sound. Cons: I wish they sold more of these!

When the piñata arrived I thought it was sooooo cute and adorable. Nice color and normal size. When my daughter's birthday came and my husband installed it, 7 kids aged 1-11 tried to crack it. They even used a baseball bat. Nothing worked. He just crushed everything and still isn't broken. It took a grown man to crack this piñata. Everything inside was sealed with tape. We all had a lot of fun anyway and it was a lot of fun watching the kids try to hack this thing haha. :) In general, the…

The kids liked to pick the thing but they couldn't open it. We had a couple of 7 year old girls but we had 2 older boys (9/10) and the best they could do after 30 minutes was kick their leg. We used a stick that appeared to be made out of recycled tires with paper glued to the outside. It was quite a powerful percussion instrument and I wouldn't even want a 4 year old to hit it. So I don't think it was a stick, just a piñata. Luckily I'm a history buff and have a 4 foot broadsword. I opened it…