“ Watching my son on the floor curled around the toy while he pretended to make the figures have conversations was awesome! It’s like a doll house for boys!
Alecia, mom of Ryder, 5 years old ”

“ The first words out of Louie’s mouth were, “How cool! This is awesome!” And I knew right away that he would love playing with the batcave. He loves catching bad guys. It is fun to see all the different ways he devises to capture the Joker and lock him up in the jail. His smile says it all – very rewarding! Louie pretty much knew how everything worked from the moment he saw the batcave. He inspected every part and had fun going around and around the batcave, checking out all the features. My little guy Noah, who is 3, discovered that by turning the red circles he could make things move, and he found that fascinating.
Kelly, mom of 4-year-old Louie & 3-year-old Noah ”

“ Seeing the new toy when I brought it home made his face light up. “I always wanted this!” he exclaimed. He learned about Batman’s Sidekick, Robin – he was not previously familiar with him. He incorporated other toys that needed to be rescued into the play. I think it helps to set the scene or story line for you kids – after that, their imaginations will take it from there.
Rebecca, mom of Charles, 4 years old ”

“ I was surprised how quickly he figured out how to use the elevator, the periscope, and all the other moving parts. He loves how the Batman symbol lights up, and likes to open the doors by turning Batman.
Andrea, mom of David, 3 years old ”