Crown Electronic Spinning Snacks Family Review

For fun this game gets 5 runs, 1 star for functionality hence the 3 star rating. The crown doesn't fit the head properly, but we adjusted it and made it work. It's an absolute riot if you can fix it and we had our stomachs laughing for about an hour while 9 of us took turns going from 5 to 65. I hope they find a way to improve the shape of the crown to make it even more fun!

This looked fun and would be a great party idea, but it doesn't work. It's almost impossible to pull it so that it stays upside down. For people with long hair, the forks get stuck in the hair. The food never comes close enough to be eaten, even with adjustments. It shouldn't be that heavy, and there should be a way to make it more adaptable to different head sizes. Return to the drawing board. Fail.

While this game is great and so much fun, it's cheap! I bought this for my 5 year old daughter but her head is too small and just falls off her more than the average head. Only an adult or older child can play. The pieces unroll. We had lots of laughs when we got some adults to play with (when things didn't fall). This game could be a hit if the quality was better and it actually fit in a kid's head. Such a shame.

Wow, this game is cheap. It's a lot of weird plastic pieces that don't hold together properly. Within 5 seconds after use, all parts fly off quickly. It was also a nightmare to put together as it's a weird contraption. My nephews thought it was funny. Of course I had to physically hold the crown on her head because she was WAAAAAAA too big for a kid but I think her 5 minutes of happiness was worth my 40 minutes of frustration haha.

I was so happy to get this game for Thanksgiving. I just knew it was going to be a hit with the kids. But it was a disaster. Assembly took about 30 minutes. The crown wasn't resting on anyone's head and if you try to fix it the pieces will fall off. It only worked for us 3 times and nobody even came near the food. If they moved their heads at all, the crown would fall off. First game I ever bought that made kids cry. This game is fun, Dea, but not well thought out at all.

It was a very bad experience. My 3.5 year old saw this on YouTube (Ryan's toy box). Its head is quite small, so it was very difficult to hold the "crown", all the forks fell off when holding it, and if you trip over something else, they fall off, and the food falls off. It was just a really bad time. Half of us still had fun watching, the other half didn't want to take part (10-year-olds get annoyed about all the preparation). a house full of booze and grown ups after most of us have had a few…

I cannot express how disappointed I am with this purchase. First, it doesn't really last. Unless you make it so tight it leaves a horrible imprint on your forehead. Second, the length of the song is different each time, so it's not entirely fair. Third, it's so difficult to handle because if you get the wrong touch, the grips holding the fork will fall right off the crown. Fourth, it doesn't rotate fully. He only goes back and forth on the first three or four forks. But he moves so much that…