Hasbro Gaming Candy Land Kingdom of Sweet Adventures Board Game for Kids, Ages 3 & Up (Amazon Exclusive)

I bought this for my 5 year old and for the whole family to play with her. I forgot how easy this game is it’s perfect for younger kids so I’m happy I got it although it’s fun for all ages!

Classic game. Good quality parts.

The grandkids love this game. It was beautiful and fun pictures and is easy for little ones to learn. It's a great first game

My 6 year old grandson wanted this for Christmas and has been enjoying since I gave it to him. It’s fun and his other siblings don’t mind playing it with even though they are older.

Candy Land is a classic for a reason. It’s super easy for kids to pick up since there’s no reading or complicated rules—just colorful cards and a fun candy-themed path. I played it a lot as a kid, and now seeing younger ones enjoy it just as much is really sweet. The game is mostly based on luck, so it’s not very exciting for adults, but it’s perfect for introducing board games to little ones. The artwork is still charming, though some cards that send you backward can frustrate kids. Overall, it’s a great starter game that holds up over time.

Grand kids live game great family time playing game!!

We had an older version of Candyland, but the cards were all bent up, so I ordered this one as a replacement. Right away I noticed the quality has gone downhill from my old version. The game board is barely thicker than posterboard so you'll need to be very careful with that. The cards are beyond thin - I had to laminate each one to give it longevity. The Candyland story insert was ripped upon receipt. Better quality materials need to be used since young kids are using this. Aside from quality problems, we love the classic game. My 4 and 10 year olds love the game, even though the 10 year old is way old for it, but we like to play as a family. It's the competitiveness for her that keeps her interested. Game play is simple, you choose cards and go the matching color, some spaces are double colors to move 2 instead of one. The best part is the specialty cards, in this version some of the characters are different such as the ice cream for Duke of Swirl and Grandma Gooey. What makes the game so fun is that you can be all the way at the end and get a specialty card like the cupcake that sends you back. My 4 year old is learning sight words, but can't read yet and no reading is required for this game. Each round can take 2-7 minutes depending on what cards you get, good for kids with short attention span. Classic family fun!

The Hasbro Gaming Candy Land remains the absolute gold standard for introducing young children to the world of board games. Since it uses color-coded cards rather than numbers or reading, my 3-year-old can play independently and feels so proud to navigate the "Kingdom of Sweet Adventures" on their own. The Amazon Exclusive artwork is vibrant and nostalgic, and the sturdy game pieces are perfectly sized for little hands. It’s a wonderful, fast-paced way to teach basic skills like turn-taking and following rules while keeping kids completely enchanted by the magical theme.