I've had this game since I was 4 years old. Nearly 20 years later the box lid is a bit tattered, but the cards, pawns, and game board are still in excellent condition. I woudn't get rid of it for the world! Plus I like the old look of the characters rather than their new looks.

As a child, I myself grew up with Candyland. Now that I have children of my own, my house wouldn't be the same without it.

We got this game when my son was 3 and my daughter was 2. Both of the kids understand the concept of the game and enjoy playing it.

The best thing about this game is that there's nothing really complicated. The kids don't even have to know their colors to play. They just need to match up the color on the card with the color on the board.

The game is simple enough that the kids often win which makes the game more enjoyable for them.