u-dance U-dance says recommended ages 5 - 12. But the reviews would indicate that it would be entertaining to teens and adults as well. Any thoughts on this?
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that's what I thought, but I really wanted to verify. thank you so much for taking the time to answer my post.
998858
I think it will work for any age group who wants to move/dance. the easy, medium & hard difficulty levels is great for anyone's learning/foot coordination, as well as physical/endurance ability (easy moves very slow).
606772
I think its best suited for those up to age 8 or so, unless the 14 year old is extremely small for her age. This is not a particularly tall bar even on its highest setting...
1002413
Not surr but my 4 yr old does great with it..i would guess 3-12 or even a little older. Lots of fun for the whole family.
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I think so. I played with my nieces and nephews age 6, 8, and 10 and they did fine. It changes a bit from just adults or older kids, but they had a lot of fun with it.
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I'm not sure what age group is allowed to use them, I personally think they are pretty safe. Hitting yourself is normal tough. I don't think it can be dangerous in any way because they are relatively soft, but if you spin them fast you will feel them more. I guess it's like playing volleyball or any other similar sport. If the ball hits you, you will feel it. I would recommend adult supervision at the beginning. You can regulate the length. Make them shorter at first. It's easier to control them. One thing is sure: you are going to make your granddaughter happy. Kids go crazy for them! It's super fun and a great exercise. It improves coordination skills. I'm not sure what age group is allowed to use them, I personally think they are pretty safe. Hitting yourself is normal tough. I don't think it can be dangerous in any way because they are relatively soft, but if you spin them fast you will feel them more. I guess it's like playing volleyball or any other similar sport. If the ball hits you, you will feel it. I would recommend adult supervision at the beginning. You can regulate the length. Make them shorter at first. It's easier to control them. One thing is sure: you are going to make your granddaughter happy. Kids go crazy for them! It's... » Read More I'm not sure what age group is allowed to use them, I personally think they are pretty safe. Hitting yourself is normal tough. I don't think it can be dangerous in any way because they are relatively soft, but if you spin them fast you will feel them more. I guess it's like playing volleyball or any other similar sport. If the ball hits you, you will feel it. I would recommend adult supervision at the beginning. You can regulate the length. Make them shorter at first. It's easier to control them. One thing is sure: you are going to make your granddaughter happy. Kids go crazy for them! It's super fun and a great exercise. It improves coordination skills. « Show Less
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Any kid above 3 should be able to enjoy with adult supervision. 8+ is the suggested age for kids to do it by themselves. It does require some amount dexterity to lock the door etc.
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11 is not too old. In fact, this is a great game for adults too. Anyone who likes a fast competitive game will enjoy it. FYI, there is another version for younger kids. This version is fine for someone who is 11.
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We brought it for our 7 year old and it's been pretty good. It may be a tad small for a 9 year old. Unless he's a beginner skater. It would be fun as part of an obstacle course with other things possibly...? Hope that helps.
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No, 7 is not too old. My 3 y.o. still can't really do them more than a step or two, then the 5 and 7 y.o's show him how to do it. They like acting like monsters and dinosaurs so it works well. Have had them 2 years now and they get used once in a while still.
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To be honest with you I have the rush and the kid Zumba and my 7 year old son as well as my 9 year old daughter both choose the rush over the kids version but I think it depends on the kid. I have a 15 year old that likes the kids one just because justin beiber has a song on it lol but I would go for it. Even if she has a bit of trouble getting the hang of it she will totally have a blast spending time with you. Not to mention if you look half as silly as I do workin out, she'll probably be in heaven. Just keep the video camera hidden. Hope this is helpful and good luck. :)
1859889
This is my question excactly! Or when an adult guest would use it. Wonder, if anyone will actually answer this question of Dancer 2, since it has been posted in May and it is July now......
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I think it is geared towards kids but it's certainly fun for all ages. We (my husband and I) play with our 6, 10, and 13 year old. Our 6 year old often beats us and it's not for our lack of trying! But it's still fun for us!
1983172
It just states up to 12 years of age. Probably between 100-150 lbs should be ok. I'm 200 lbs and I have used it myself! Really fun!
705010
8 and up is my recommendation. Young kids can team up with older party goers. Fun and easy to play.
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I got this for my daughter when she was 5-1/2 and that was a good age. My son just turned 4 and I think he would struggle to comprehend the tricks. However there are a couple cool and easy ones he could pull off.
523991
I would say its for kids 2 to maybe 5 (possibly 6). Definitely not older than that. 8 years old...that is ridiculous!
1357431
Depends on your family. We played with a 17 and 19 year old and they enjoyed it