What's not to love? It's a fun place for a game of Peek-a-boo. Kids don't get in trouble for writing or coloring on the walls with markers. It's a great set-up for pretend play.
It came in 8 pieces with instructions. One of Matthew's uncles put it together at the party.
After the party, it was taken apart for us to take home and I set it up at home for more coloring and hiding fun.
At this time, the corrugated castle costs $34.99 on amazon.com. It was totally worth it for the party.
Another option is to make one at home with large, sturdy shipping boxes. I had made one before deciding to get the castle. I cut out a door on opposite sides and a little peep hole on another side. The peep hole is Elizabeth's favorite. Matthew and Elizabeth (and our cat) have a blast crawling through it, hiding in it, with it at home but would be too boring and unlikely to hold up well at a party with 13 kids.
We also bought the corrugated house but didn't have enough time to set it up at the party. We'll save it for a future birthday.
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