How many do you need to make this activity "fun" for a family of 4? 40? 80? more?
1458037
Bought it for family of 4 kids and two adults. They love it- 40 works great- they retrieve the thrown ones and pitch back to each other. 40 does seem to be enough for them.
1458038
We have a family of 5 and the 40 pack has been more than enough for us! I even used this at my daughters' Frozen themed birthday party and found there were more than enough snowballs to go around. We absolutely love this product!
1458039
You could have plenty of fun with 40. They will be going all over the place so it works out great!
53653
I would start with another only because it has 622 pieces. My son is 6 and we'd been doing many and it took us 3 days. Following the steps & attention to do is all but you can do over a few days. It turned out great!
1587437
I am 30 and I have fun with it. All of my kids enjoy it ages 2,5,8, and 10. Obviously the younger ones need supervision since it is not meant to be tossed arround.
1368506
3 or more. Although, I tried with 3 and found that it probably works best if you have more than 3 (5-6 players would be a lot more fun). To be fair, we didn't follow all the rules to the letter (mainly bc the rulebook is so long).
682785
I find that 3-10 year olds play with this the most. We have a large extended family with lots of children and they all enjoy playing with it. Boys and girls alike....
1577001
I would say 3 to 4 small toddlers. If you have older kids..I would say 2..without it being crowded.
705010
8 and up is my recommendation. Young kids can team up with older party goers. Fun and easy to play.
1903471
I would recommend 4 or 5 and up. My (just turned) three year old makes a mess of it more than actually enjoying or playing with it.
1321941
In my opinion, 4 children or so that age would be able to play comfortably in there. Maybe a couple more, but they wouldn't have much of their own area. Very room for just 2 kids. HOpe that helps.
2138139
We have had our three daughters plus two or three neighborhood friends on the trampoline at the same time... Since it is difficult at best to have more than one, maybe two kids jumping at the same time, they tend not to do so... the kids not jumping are sitting along the perimeter, waiting / watching the single child "jumping". Lots of fun and giggles.
758904
Up to 4 people can play. You can use the regular wii controlers for the other 3 players, and yourself for some games.
1748762
I think there are a max of 4 score keeping slots at any one time, I have done it with 3 kids at once.But if you have enough room to move about it is the movement that is fun not the score keeping, So if they like "dance" it is fun to move along with out keeping score, and it is a work out, so taking turns or in other words resting, is certainly an option and there are enough slots to keep track of everyone's score.
458131
Can play with 4, more is better. 8 is about max. We have a lot of fun with this game.
290537
It is fine with 2, but better 3 or more. I've played it with my 27 yo brother-in-law and had fun. Of course the more the merrier, but it works as a two player and is still enjoyable.
1673332
I think a small group could enjoy, but it's definitely "rollicking fun" with bigger groups. We loved it for family reunions! If the four of you are all on the same level of ability and knowledge base then it could still be fun. We enjoyed including children and giving them ideas of what to act out. If it's two adults and two younger kids, it could still be fun for each parent to work with a child, but it will be quite a different game than 5-6 per team jumping right in with crazy acting out. Does that help at all?
87157
My son was 4 when we got it. He struggled to get it to work everytime, but I'd say 5 and up! Adults could absolutely use it too!
1748761
I think there are a max of 4 score keeping slots at any one time, I have done it with 3 kids at once. But if you have enough room to move about it is the movement that is fun not the score keeping, So if they like "dance" it is fun to move along with out keeping score, and it is a work out, so taking turns or in other words resting, is certainly an option and there are enough slots to keep track of everyone's score.