Disney Princess Rapunzel and Maximus Fashion Doll and Horse, Accessories and Removable Clothes, Toy for Kids 3 Years and Up (Amazon Exclusive)

My granddaughter was delighted with this set. She loves princesses and horses so it was perfect

Fun toy but if you are thinking of giving as a gift, it won’t work. The doll and horse came loose-no packaging or box. It was fine for me bc this was for my child but if you were giving as a gift, that probably wouldn’t work. Item was brand new just found it weird no box/packaging.

Got this for a toy give away. It's boxed in a solid white box, which is a little different. But the toy itself seems to be very nice. Got it for a gift give away at my granddaughters request. Hope the lucky little girl likes it.

Durable and worth the money

Looks just like pic. Was very happy with the product. Would make a great gift

Massive Disney fan/family here. Now, I'm not sure if there is a most ripped-off princess contest, but Rapunzel would at the very least have a shot. She's featured in plenty of shows and parades but when it comes to actual activities or rides in the parks, Rapunzel doesn't get much. Surprisingly (and bafflingly), The Snuggly Duckling is not a place at which you can actually eat and get a rousing show either, and those two animated off-shoots of the movie? Well, we don't even have to go there. Rapunzel deserved better. She deserved Moore (cough, cough).So while it's always nice to see a new Rapunzel toy pop up for my Rapunzel-obsessed kiddo, it's also kind of a bummer yet not unsurprising that she got the short end of the toy world with this rather paltry and overpriced Rapunzel doll-and-pony show.Maximus, a horse that is positively enormous in the film and towers over Rapunzel, teeters at *less than Rapunzel's actual height* in this toy set. I suppose that's to allow for Rapunzel to actually sit atop him (she does, that's actually pretty cool), so in some way I can let that slide. I guess. His hair is VERY long and Rapunzel's is kinda short, but either way it's disappointing that with that much doll hair going on, no brush of any kind was included here.Besides being able to interact with Maximus in that one way, she otherwise has no movement in her arms or legs so she's kind of awkward just sort of poised up there. Her bodice is actually a part of her and is not removable - only the skirt is - I guess the idea is that she can't be repurposed as another doll as easily or confused for a Barbie, per se. But it also leaves her with few accessories - and while she and Maximus are cute, it kind of leaves a lot to be desired in terms of things to do with her. Pascal, some paints, a different skirt, or even some hair accessories would have been a nice addition to the set.Overall look, she's a cute doll and I'm glad my kid likes her. But she does end up tossed to the side in favor of toys that tend to have more going on, so I'm almost bummed to have removed her from the box. Because of her lack of accessories and no real movement to the doll body, I almost feel like this was created with the intention of being a collectible rather than a real toy. I'd love to see more toys from this character created in the future - but I'd like to see them get the same amount of attention to detail and development so they feel more interesting in the end.

This was a Christmas gift for my greatgranddaughter. She loved it.

My granddaughter loved them both!!