What is the recommended age of players for this table?
190731
My kids are age 7-19 and they all love it. It's perfect size to just fold up when you're not using. We love it.
190732
My kids are 10 and 12 and they play well on it. I would think this is good fit for kids 6 and over.
190733
My children are 11 and 15 and both enjoy playing with friends. We think it's the perfect size as they are still able to play "competitively" but it takes up about a 1/3 the space that a full size ping pong table would.
2181154
I have had a 3 yr old and (2) 2 yr olds play at this table with no problem. They all eat at this table too.
2128806
I would think as young as 4 or 5 is age appropriate for this game. It's about recognition of colors and shapes, so if a child is able to distinguish those, it would be fun. Once they start playing, you will be able to tell if they are able to catch on, and if they aren't, it would be best to put up the game until they are able to catch on easier, to save them from being frustrated and not having fun. I've given these as gifts for kids as young as 4 and 5 and they have loved it. As adults playing with kids, naturally, you allow them to "win" a card to encourage play. It is fun with a group of kids with about the same skill level. My 8 year old can beat some adults!
1889912
I would say you could comfortably fit 4 2-4 year olds and squeeze in 6 2 year olds. 6 4 year olds would not fit unless they were unusually small. This is a good size table for my 1, 2 and 5 year old and one or two of their buddies. More than that gets a bit crowded unless you pull up kid sized chairs to the ends.
241701
My 7 & 10 year olds enjoy playing it with my husband, so I would say from 6 years up due to height. The table is decent for the price, but the rubber grips can come off both ends (one is a handle and one is a cap) I recommend using some type of glue to keep them secure and from becoming lost. Our table does have a dead spot that the ball stops on occasionally and cannot be reached by any of the plastic men. For the cheap price it is a solid table, but if you want to spend more you can probably get a better one.
284696
I would say age 5 and up. They place players and pretend play as they go. I would think it would be most enjoyed by those who know, watch, or play football. We use it for indoor recess at our school. We have lost the goal posts and the football, but they still play with it.
757134
It totally is interest holding for all ages. My wife and I play almost every weekend with my 6 year old for about a year now. Any others that come over and play also love the game. I've played with people as young as 5 and as old as 65.
512451
It is a highly enjoyable game for most ages. I would say that starting at 6-7 just because of following the information on the character cards. With all of the different "games" inside, they range from beginner to expert, so all ages can have a great time
322503
Depending on who is playing, I think kids 8-10 who play monopoly & enjoy it, and really anyone who enjoy board games!
343697
My 2 older kids have each had a table similar to this and my youngest now has this one. My two oldest started to lose interest around the age of 2. My youngest is 15 months old and doesn't play with it that much anymore. I think it's too young for a 2 1/2 year old.
1111428
Hi, My kid is almost 4, but my two nephews, 7 and 8 years old, always use the chairs and the table with no problem. I consider that until 6 or 7 years are the most suitable. You welcome!
77909
The table -- is small looks more like a patio table (so some day could be used for that), I'd say about 3 or 4 years old. The chairs are the problem, they tip over very easily, no sides to the chairs. A 3 year old could possibly master them. Too small for a 4 year old.
1027827
Depends on their focus level. My 12 y/o nephew loves the game and has picked up on parts of the rules that I have missed. I would say not younger than 10 or 11 though.
1778619
i would say 8 -14 . i bought it for my 13 year old grandson, and my 8 year old granddaughter likes to play it and so does the 10 year old friends
1456716
I ended up sending this table back because one corner was badly damaged in shipment, also it is smaller than I had imagined. As for using it to stand up one end against a wall, consider that the table is only 60" long, so that would leave only 30" of surface for the ball to land on. I guess it would depend on how fast your reflexes are. I bought a Joola mid-size instead -- a bit more expensive, but it has a playing surface of 36" by 71" and the two halves of the table are free standing so they can be used separately for other purposes. It is perfect for my 6 year old granddaughter. I ended up sending this table back because one corner was badly damaged in shipment, also it is smaller than I had imagined. As for using it to stand up one end against a wall, consider that the table is only 60" long, so that would leave only 30" of surface for the ball to land on. I guess it would depend on how fast your reflexes are. I bought a Joola mid-size instead -- a bit more expensive, but it has a playing surface of 36" by 71" and the two halves of the table are free standing so they can be used separately for other purposes. It is perfect for my 6 year old... » Read More I ended up sending this table back because one corner was badly damaged in shipment, also it is smaller than I had imagined. As for using it to stand up one end against a wall, consider that the table is only 60" long, so that would leave only 30" of surface for the ball to land on. I guess it would depend on how fast your reflexes are. I bought a Joola mid-size instead -- a bit more expensive, but it has a playing surface of 36" by 71" and the two halves of the table are free standing so they can be used separately for other purposes. It is perfect for my 6 year old granddaughter. « Show Less
231210
There is no age limit. My two year old enjoys playing (has to stand on a stool to reach). The table is high enough for an adult to play without too much back discomfort!
787952
They would be able to handle it themselves...once they understand the rules. Though this is the Junior version of the game, there are still a few rules. My 7 year old kind of makes things up he doesn't remember when I'm not playing, but he still has a good time with his friends that are around his same age. If you're willing to play it a few times to help them learn the rules, then this game would be enjoyable to them by themselves. There's not much reading once you know the rules. Just rolling the dice and moving your pieces depending on what you roll.