The Disney Castle

a birthday request from daughter after Florida trip to meet the Mouse, the Lego Disney Castle has been a big hit and as it has been progressively built, it has brought back a lot of "do you remember when..." memories. As with all Lego products, it is exceptionally well made and packaged, with comprehensive instructions separated into sections that can be progressively completed in numerous sittings. Great for grown ups but actually better for the kids, to constructively reduce their screen time and build attention spans!

I love this castle. It has tons of fun little details. It’s around 3 feet tall completely built. It comes apart into three sections pretty easily to move it. I love that it has little fireworks to shoot out of the castle.

Awesome set! Who can resist this castle if they are already collecting the Disney minifigs? I couldn't.This set is truly amazing. I hold the set for couple day before finally decided to open it up. There are so many bags and a white box containing more bag inside.I know this is going to be an exciting build even before starting to put it together. One huge disappointment though. The cover page of the manual arrived torn. Not exactly sure how could this happen, but it did happen on me.By the way, Donald duck included in the set is exactly the same as the one in the Disney minifigure series one.==================Updated: 9/2/2016The set did not disappoint. It was a truly fun build. The build is broken down to the base, center castle, the side walls, and finally the top portion of the castle. There are also so many fun decoration pieces to build. The product description only show some of them. The rest is left for the builders to discover. Overall, the set is very sturdy, but there are sections that I feel could be enforced so they don't come apart easily when accidentally pushed the wrong way. I knew the set was going to be huge, but it still exceed my expectation. IT IS HUGE so buyers beware. :)I also found the hiding of the glass shoe to be very cleaver. It will be a very fun game to play with the kids. Can you find where the glass shoe is? :DBTW, I didn't purchase the set through Amazon. I don't know why it says verified purchase. I bought the set during the LEGO member pre-release sale.

Although a bit pricey, this Lego set of the original Walt Disney World Cinderella castle is beautiful. Lego is always great and this piece holds a special place in my daughter's Lego collection. Took her some time to complete it but she loves it. I enjoy looking at all the detail. Great gift.

It took me 2 days to build. I love that it kept me busy during heart surgery recovery.

Box came in good condition and all the pieces were there! A bit pricy but definitely worth it, I do believe I won Mother’s Day!

My wife said the packaging on this one really caught her eye, and the 4200+ piece count will test the concentration skills of many builders. We plunked down the cash and it has been a fun build from bottom to top.The set is divided into numbered bags 1-14 with most of those stages having multiple bags. The nods to Disney works are present from the beginning, even before the walls go up. Two frogs near a crown symbolize the Frog Prince, and each 'room' of the castle contains nods to various films with accent pieces. Building could be a little monotonous, but with each stage developing a new scene area or containing a figure you can keep yourself amused.There are no technic elements to be spoken of in this set, which was much appreciated by my wife, but the build still has some very technical aspects that result in very creative detail. The grandfather clock on the main floor is a lot of fun to piece together and the decorative aspects of the wall exterior give a great look to the finished set.I gave the set a four-star rating essentially because it is more of an endurance test with a great looking display piece as a finishing trophy than it is a particularly challenging build. If you're considering buying this for your children to play with, keep in mind the price tag, the perpensity of children to lose pieces (or incorporate them into other Lego sets so you'll never see the pieces again), and the fact that the castle comes with only five minifigures. This is meant to be a display piece, and it does a pretty good job of that.I'm including a photo of the grandfather clock I referenced earlier, taken while we were still building.

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