Dorjee Magnetic Maze Game, Magnetic Puzzle Activity for Toddler, Road Trip Travel Toys (Animal Fun)

I love everything about this puzzle. You would t think it, but it actually has different levels of challenges. My 3 year loves it, our 12 year old plays with it sometimes, and I even caught my father-in-law trying to solve it:) It’s perfect for traveling and very high quality. Worth every penny!

My kids love it!

My 17 month old likes this toy. It is a little bit advanced in that you have to be dexterous with the stylus in order to have any hope of success with moving the magnets. I tried to show my son how to do it and he can move the balls a little bit but not perfectly. He likes to mess around with it. I think he will like it better when he is more advanced in a few months.

I recently purchased the magnetic travel maze toy for my toddler and it has quickly become one of their favorite toys. The bright colors and fun design are engaging and keep my child's attention for extended periods of time.What I appreciate most about this toy is its durability. As any parent of a toddler knows, their toys can take a beating, but this maze toy has held up incredibly well. It's been dropped, thrown, and stepped on, but it still looks as good as new.The compact size of the toy makes it perfect for on-the-go play. It easily fits in a diaper bag or backpack and has provided hours of entertainment during car rides or waiting in restaurants.Overall, I highly recommend this magnetic travel maze toy for toddlers. It's a durable, fun, and engaging toy that's perfect for on-the-go play.

The media could not be loaded.  I got this for my three year old granddaughter to use on an upcoming road trip. The balls are moved around the track using the attached magnetic wand. They are color coded to four planet slots around the track: four purple for Uranus, three green for Jupiter, two orange for Venus, and one red for Earth. Younger toddlers would probably enjoy just moving the balls around with the wand, even if they didn’t understand the concept of getting them to the proper slots. Older kids would probably enjoy the challenge of doing so. The balls do tend to stick together magnetically to the first one pulled to the wand, which increases the challenge of getting each to its proper spot. Then again, some kids would enjoy seeing how many balls they could get to connect this way before the ‘train’ falls apart. This is a good travel toy, as there are no separate pieces to worry about losing in the car, and even the magnetic wand is tethered to the base. I’m looking forward to introducing it to my granddaughter on our upcoming trip!

My 2 year old loves this toy and my 10 year old realized that each color ball is for the number of moons for each planet.

I provided this game to 3 and 8 year old girls, and a 6 year old boy. They all loved it!! It was interesting to see the different level of play between the ages. They spent hours playing it.There was one tiny hitch, one of the balls inside must have been a larger size than the others because it kept getting stuck in the same place in the maze. Once it got stuck, it was frustrating for the kids to get it unstuck without moving the other balls out of their assigned places. But then it became part of the play of not letting the yellow ball in that part of the game.I would definitely recommend this game for long drives in the car, planes or other places that you want the kids to play quietly.

First - let me note that the balls are held in place with a plexiglas screen - see photo. The description on the web site didn’t make that clear when I read it.This toy is so well made. If you look at my photo showing the plexiglass corner, you can see the plexiglas is cut back from the edge of the wooden base, so there is little chance of the plexiglas catching and breaking. The edge of the plexiglas is nicely rounded and polished, so there are no sharp corners or edges. The wood base is lightly sanded and feels nice to hold. I was impressed by the note on the back about the toy being adherent to safety requirements for formaldehyde.The toy is cute, with lively, colorful graphics of familiar jungle animals. It's small and light enough for a child to hold long periods of time.Back when I was a kid, I had a toy made along the same idea: a maze with steel balls that were moved by the use of a magnetic wand. It was quite simple, but I loved that toy. I am delighted to see the idea has been revived.