Mattel

This place is nice very clean toy store . The staff are so amazing and very helpful. I got alot of toy cars here and remote control car. They have alot of variety of toys for kids 3-10 yes. I see Thomas the train and barbie toys.

Wow, what a wonderful experience. I believe my inner child enjoyed seeing this Mattel store. Although it wasn't the best weather it certainly didn't impede my enthusiasm for the season of toy shopping. Just an FYI, there's a physical business location and just a few more steps you arrive at the Mattel toy store. (the toy tent is located just behind this location)

Fun Stop for Toy Lovers and Collectors We had a great time visiting the Mattel Toy Store! It was a nice walk from our hotel, and the staff was very friendly and helpful. There’s a great selection of toys—it’s honestly hard to choose with so many fun options. If you’re a collector, be sure to ask about the special items behind the counter—they’ve got some cool surprises tucked away. We went on a Saturday, but if you’re in the area during the week (Monday through Friday, earlier in the day), you can check out the corporate lobby too. It features some full-size toy displays like Rock ’Em Sock ’Em Robots—definitely worth seeing!

Shouldn't have come here bc my kids are hooked. So fantastic!! The staff is so nice! Looked to see if we get a discount bc we work for a big company and found out we get 30% off on almost everything. Great products including hotwheels and jurassic park toys.

If I'd known the truth about this place I wouldn't have wasted the 90 minutes from our trip to see it. Yes. The grass and signs are cool. That's where it stops for me. Online you can find things like "greatest selection of hot wheels." And then arrive only to find 4 pegs full of the same exact car. The newest batman line I found had 2 pegs. Full of the same exact car. 3 pegs of hot wheels culture - full of the same exact car. And the sign over the display said "one casting of each per person" or something along those lines. 20 color changers. 5 different cars. Mainline selection? Peg warmers. Same stuff I find everywhere in Michigan. Why is this not the place to go for NEW stuff? You're right next to headquarters! I can't get to stores before the scalpers and resellers because I have a job and life is crazy. So I thought maybe coming here I'd have a chance to actually collect stuff I can't find where I live. Lobby was closed. On a weekend. Not really family-friendly. You want people who have money to come to your shop. People who have money have jobs. We work during the week. Weekends are for fun stuff. Mattel should be fun stuff. My experience was awful.

Nice but small. The building is huge, but where the toys are is about the size of friendly express. I did buy a Barbie on sale for 10.00. The rest of the items are about the same price as in store. Still had fun looking.

My TX friend who has been a Barbie enthusiast for decades visited me and I looked up this Mattel store to plan to take her. we went on a random Friday, not on a release date for new products, and it was rather uncrowded and perfect for shopping. I was hesitant at first because from Google Maps, it looked like we had gone to the wrong place… Mattel headquarters. That was true, but the toy store was right next door. My friend and I snapped pictures in front of Mattel headquarters, and we went inside the lobby where we were able to take photos inside of a life-sized Barbie Box! but most of the rest of the area was cordoned off and visitors were not allowed to explore it. There was also a cool hot wheels display in the corporate lobby as well. Then we went next door, as directed, to the toy store, which was rather an average size. Most of the toys available were not that special and available at your local target or Walmart. There was the Star Wars Leia Barbie, though! It’s sold for $300. And there was also a clearance section with some deals on Mattel toys. I had always shunned Barbies until this visit, but my friend bought me an Asian Barbie, which I absolutely loved and became obsessed with! (as an adult). Even though my friend has most Barbie toys, we still came away with a cart full of purchases. The employees are very nice and friendly. At check out you can buy red Mattel bags for $1. my friend got multiple ones for gift giving. At checkout, there was also a bonus table where if you spent a certain amount, you could buy additional products for $10 or something like that. If you signed up for a loyalty program, you got additional bonuses through points. This store is obviously kid friendly, but did not have a bathroom . we were directed to go to the Doubletree hotel next-door to use the facilities. Parking is great and shared with a corporate headquarters so there’s no problem there. Be sure to check store hours - they are very odd and I planned our visit on a Friday weeks in advance in order to get there on a day they were open! There’s also an accessibility ramp at the front of the toy store. Shopping carts are also outside so grab one before you go in. All in all, this was an amazing visit because I finally understood the magic of Barbie and appreciated the movie even more. I wish Mattel had done more with its toy store - it’s just an average size with average offerings. *** Those of you coming from out of town thinking that it will be something spectacular. Should set your expectations accordingly. *** come and check it out all the same! It’s really exciting and we enjoyed taking photos in front of the Mattel headquarters… just as if we were in the movie like Barbie!

I highly recommend visiting the Mattel Toy Store if you are a collector/fan any current Mattel products. The store sells all toys for the MSRP, which is a relief when it comes to harder to find toys. A kid would have a great time as well as this is a similar experience to going to Toys R Us.

Cool It's has a Toy Store I want to go this place Cuz i love it Easily a 4 star of course

Very good deals in the tent and the store. Lots of selections. Just wish they had longer hours.

If you have a Hot Wheel connoisseur in the family, this is the place to shop! They always have a very good selection of toys for my nieces and nephews...prices are always reasonable. Make sure they are going to be open b4 you make the long trek West only to find out they are closed when you get there...lol

If you're a toy enthusiast or on the hunt for the perfect gift, the Mattel Toy Store, nestled on the campus of Mattel's global headquarters, is a must-visit treasure trove. Boasting a wide selection of Mattel's iconic brands, including Barbie, Hot Wheels, Fisher-Price, Little People, and more, this store is a toy lover's paradise. Walking through the tidy and well-organized aisles, the variety of toys is both impressive. The spacious layout makes navigation a breeze, allowing you to explore and discover the latest and greatest offerings from Mattel. What sets the Mattel Toy Store apart is its fantastic selection of affordable gifts. From timeless classics to the latest innovations, there's something for every age and interest. The store truly captures the essence of the Mattel legacy, bringing joy to kids and adults alike. During the holiday season, the excitement goes up a notch with the addition of a holiday tent sale outside the main store. This extension offers even more options and exclusive finds, making it a seasonal shopping haven. Whether you're a collector, a parent on the quest for the perfect toy, or someone looking to relive childhood memories, the Mattel Toy Store is a destination worth exploring.

Very friendly employees and feeling welcome at all times! They have all the barbie dolls and hot wheels cars. Value is reasonable price. Keep up the good!

Great selection of toys, they have weekly sales. Their tent sale are worth the drive. Great time to stock up on gifts for the Littles.

If your child or have friends or family with kids who like Hot Wheels or Barbie, then the Holiday 2023 Tent Sale might garner great bargains and perfect budgeted gift items for the upcoming holidays or to stock up on as a solid smart convenient supply of affordable future gifts such as birthday parties

I recently bought the Hot Wheels Color Shifters car wash for my kid and it's awesome. HOWEVER, I also bought 2 additional cars (16 Angel's and Fast Felion) and they do NOT change colors. Regardless of cold to warm, or ice cold to hot, they do NOTHING. The stamped lot number for these is T09A. I tried emailing Mattel the issue, but it doesn't accept my purchase date (9/15/2024) or the Manufacturers code under the cars. Disappointed of the online service and the product from the package.

Overcrowded place . Mattel should do better with keeping the store organized. Too many adults blocking kids off so they wont get that item . Do not come here if you are a collector. Just buy them at stores lol or amazon . Too much people go in at the same time they need to have some sort of line to go in . Service is good though they do attend you nice and friendly but they need to work on keeping the place organized.

Omg!!! If you love huge size toys and lots of very cool nostalgic toys this is the place to go to! The decor was awesome I absolutely loved it Wall of hot wheels and Barbie shoes way to cute The sore has a lot of great selections We had so much going

Fantastic products for years. Still reliving my childhood with my children playing with these great toys

Mattel, Inc. is a toy manufacturing company founded in 1945 with headquarters in El Segundo, California. I purchase online if I can't find what I'm looking for at a local toy store. Several toy stores in my neighborhood have closed recently. Mattel has had a 50% increase in online sales. I'm an online customer now. When my friends little boy needs a gift I get the Match Box toys and he likes Hot Wheels for his collection. I'm a big kid at heart so naturally I love this company and recommend it for all!

It was the era of dangerous toys and we couldn't get enough. If you are of a certain age there was nothing like the self-proclaimed "toymakers" at Mattel. Sure they launched well over a billion Barbie figurines into the world... she of the impossibly svelte (anorexic) 18 inch waist in human terms and... of course Hot Wheels. But their real genius was inventing instruments of impending disfigurement and skin grafting courtesy of two of my favorite playthings. I give you the Mattel Power Shop and Thingmaker. The Power Shop was a working lathe, saw and wood sander designed for six year olds with real blades and cutting apparatus of all types that spun and cut at incredible speeds -- fingers, eyes, hands... who needs them? Then there was the Thingmaker. This working griddle would cook and solidify "goop" poured into metal molds at extremely high temperatures. Try saying third degree burns three times fast. Dangerous? You bet. And our parents couldn't be happier. And if we ever got bored there was the omnipresent working chemistry set with real Bunsen burners and scads of chemicals to occupy our six year old attention spans. Parental supervision? Clearly optional. These were the halcyon days of youth when we roamed free outside before the lawyers got into everything and parental shaming was even a thing... when the majority of women smoked and it wasn't uncommon to see a pregnant women chaining through a pack of Virginia Slims. You've come a long way baby... or so went the advertising exhortation. Of course, my one eye still works perfectly and I can count just swell on seven fingers. Thanks Mattel. Five easy stars for the memories.

This is the worst company they sell you memberships that do nothing for you then when you try to call for assistance they reroute you to India to people that can't help with anything. HORRIBLE COMPANY!!!!!!!

Had a great time today for their Netflix launch event for HotWheels. Fun little games, goodie bags, even got to choose a toy HotWheel car as a prize. Wonderful people, service, and overall a good time. Hats off to all involved.

Overpriced and very few exclusives selection. Can easily find these items in most retailers and sometimes cheaper. Should be more like the San Bernardino store, that's actually worth checking out. That store is discounts galore and way more exclusives. Most of the items here could end up in San Bernardino anyway. They also have NO public restroom for customers and all employees I asked directed me to the Double Tree Hotel Lobby restroom. Do better Mattel.

Great service. Fast and efficient to resolve issues. Needed help with a Hot Wheels Ultimate Garage. They couldn't find the specific part but helped as much as they could

I love coming to this store. This store is always packed with merchandise that can not be located in stores like target and Walmart. They carry hard to find Barbie's and have the Heman line in stock. Hot wheels galore. They also have a rewards program, and a first responder program

Let me state that I am not complaining about the experience I had, I'm simply stating facts for those who want to plan a trip to Mattel. This is my experience as a teenager btw, for adults it may be different. I had a terrible experience, but I walked away with some cool finds :) MANAGER IS AWFUL Get to the store early, 9:30 on weekdays or earlier, 6:30 on weekends or earlier. Apparently a line forms "across" the parking lot because they don't count you as in line when you're on the property. If you've never been there before, the every day scalpers will do everything they can to prevent you from being first in line. The employees get mad at you and expect you to know all this info beforehand btw, the manager is extremely unhelpful, and gets mad at people who ask questions. She yelled at me multiple times for not knowing what was happening even after I asked her to explain. The daily shoppers there appear to have a relationship with the manager which allows them first dibs when scanning to get in line, they all go in the same order every morning regardless of who gets there first. At 10:00 they bring a sign with a QR code on it outside, you'll scan it depending on your place in line, and pick either "premium" or "mainline" and you'll be given a place in line. Then you wait till the store opens for your number to be called. People literally push and trip each other to get inside, it's nuts. The matchbox section is open, so you can go through there while you wait your turn to go to the hotwheels. Once your number is called, you have exactly 60 seconds to go through the aisle before the Mattel bodyguards yank you out. I witnessed them putting hands on people to remove them from the aisle. These are all adults btw. Good stuff. You can buy one of each type of premium item, more isn't allowed. The selection is super bad. Premium wise I witnessed fully grown men and women fight over cars I'd seen on the shelves months ago at the stores in my area. They don't stock well on premiums, two packs or team transports. Specialized series are easy to find there though, pearl and chrome, forza stuff, zamac sets, etc. Mainline stock for hotwheels and matchbox is really good, they're up to date on cases and they stock plenty. No chance for supers though, the employees go through the boxes before they go out on the floor. Prices are the same as Target or Walmart, they don't overcharge which is the only redeeming quality. Overall, the employees are terrible, especially the manager, and the daily collectors will treat you terribly. Hopefully this is helpful, go in prepared to defend yourself as you'll definitely have to

The lack of bad service has made me loose my love for the Mattel store. I'd rather buy on ringside collectibles or Target. i ve gone to Mattel and stood in line thinking I am one of the first ones. Only to be told by Jesus one of the other regulars that I am not he hold places for other people. He has multiple phones and scans the QR code twice. I think the worst experiance i had is when Jesus snatched a car from a kid on wheel chair. I brought up to Ali and she just laughs sacarticly. I gave the boy parents the hot wheel. What I am saying here there needs to be a change in leadership there to comfeterble there. Dont spend your hard earned money here.

Mattel offers a collectors program under membership called RLC for its Hotwheels limited offerings. They suggest they limit sales to a specific release date and offer they also limit the amount to one per purchase per household. Interesting to find these collectors units in hand, available, under resellers before official release and in qualities much larger than one. Mattel does not deny presales when confronted however. They also allow bots to slow / jam the item on release date so that only the resellers get units till sold out. When contacted for help or update, they take the corporate stance that they will forward comments ... but it never goes anywhere. Software is available to limit bots and this type of slamming however Mattel will not update. Individuals like Susan Carr only move complaint and suggestions to a quick apology and closure.

Have all the good toys great prices aswell... if youre a hot wheels lover this is the place to go

I've been shopping here a lot lately and all of a sudden the items are final sale. Thats fine to have as a policy, however, I don't like how they wait until you check out to place a stamp on your receipt, that says FINAL SALE. (they just started doing this.) Its no signs up on the aisle that says final sale, nor do they inform you before you checkout! SHADY BUSINESS! Why is it that all of a sudden there's a stamp that says final sale when back in June when I was shopping, there's no stamp that says final sale on my receipts? So, if you plan to shop here, BEWARE! Customers need to know upfront if by chance they need to return, they can BEFORE THEY CHECK OUT. So what if my item is defective? Im out of luck? Transparency would have been nice.

Cool place kinda far for me. But worth checking out. You never know what they will have in stock. Staff are friendly and helpful. Can't wait for the holiday tent to go up in the coming months!

Extremely saddened that I cannot find a POC Birthday Barbie anywhere. They used to have three different versions of the the Birthday Barbie but now only the fair skinned one has stood the test of time. Having a Barbie birthday party for my little one and will have to settle instead of finding a doll that looks more like her. It's interesting that Mattel has made so much progress with the different variations to include all people but for an occasion like a Birthday, they are unable to.

Found this place several years ago while working in the area. This has been my go to ever since. I am impressed by the excellent customer service every visit. There is a wide selection although some may think the store is small. The toys and games are priced well, which is the most important factor for shopping! There are always clearance items, sales, and special promotions. Highly recommended!

Mattel is best known for Barbie, subsidiary Fisher-Price, Hot Wheels, and American Girl, but I know them best for the Power Glove. "I love the Power Glove. It's so bad." -Lucas, The Wizard (1989) This is a classic American brand, founded in California in 1945, and one of the world's largest toy makers. A lot of people don't know that Mattel manufactured a major video game console in the late 70s, early 80s and published video games. They were the ones behind the Intellivision, released in 1979 (over 3 million units sold), and the Power Glove, released in 1989 (about 1 million units sold). The Power Glove debuted at an MSRP of $75 which is about $155 in 2020 dollars. The Power Glove looked really cool, but it was actually an awful product. I convinced my parents to buy one for me and was really disappointed in the results. The thing barely worked. Of course, the game most people couldn't wait to try with the Power Glove was Mike Tyson's Punch-Out!! The functionality was terrible. Most of the time, the games either wouldn't respond to the glove or you would end up doing something in the game that you didn't want to do. It was frustrating. The Power Glove was just for looks, plain and simple. I still have my original Power Glove in box, size M, to this day. It's neat to pull out and look at every once in a while and it's certainly a fun collectible to have. The Power Glove was ahead of its time with motion controls that later became mainstream almost two decades later with the Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Kinect, and Sony PlayStation Move. The concept was there - down to the receivers you placed around your TV - but the execution was not. A big part of the reason why is because the Power Glove was a cheapened-down model of a much more refined product. It had to be made affordable for everyday consumers. Even though the Power Glove will go down as one of the worst controllers in video game history, its popularity and cult following cannot be denied. Historically, it's one of gaming's most interesting accessories. Everything else is child's play.

Clean cute store. Everyone was very nice. Decent selection of board and card games which is why we went.

Underwhelming at best. I was really excited to visit the store specifically for hot wheels and the selection wasn't as vast as I thought would be. More of overstock items and possibly items that couldn't sell from last season. I hear there is a pop up tent every now and then with really good deals, could possibly return for that. If you're looking for other Mattel toys, they have a pretty good selection. Worth a visit, not a big store, don't get your hopes up to find every toy they've made just because it's their factory store.

Great place to get toys especially during the holidays season. But I highly recommend coming early so you don't miss out on the sale or toys. Prices are reasonable and they tend to change there toys monthly. You can sign up you get an additional 10% of which always helps.

This is a toy store on the 1st floor of Mattel's corporate office building. On Wednesdays, they have special deals like spend $30 and get a free toy of the month. Sign up for their newsletter and get 10% off everything in the store. There is a bargain shelf in the back corner with older toys or toys with damaged packaging marked as 60% off retail. They cater to both children and adult collectors. If you are looking for a specific item, call first to make sure they have it in stock.

My son loves this store! He is into WWE and they have a good variety of toys and promotions. Friendly staff! Definitely check this spot out.

Very nice toy store and a lot of great selection of Hot Wheels, Barbies and other need stuff for the kids.

Totally did not know that Mattel has 2 locations (Middleton and El Segundo) that offer corporate resale/liquidation items. That means, you can purchase Mattel toys at bargain prices. You'll find Fisher-Price, Thomas & Friends, Barbie, Monster, and Mega brand-toys. Don't forget to check their site as they have monthly drawings, big deals of the week, and various promotions. There's even a toy store membership that you can sign-up for free so you can save additional percentages off of regular-priced items. Plenty of parking in the lot! +corporate resale/liquidation Mattel products +weekly deals +monthly drawings +sign-up for their free toy store membership +plenty of parking

Clean, easy to find what you need in store, just not a lot in terms of what's available. There's some stand-outs for collectors but the selection overall is pretty meh.

I thought the store was more to it than what we saw. For instance there were some items you can't find the other places. But mostly the store has a few items and toys but you can get just about all of the stuff from other toy stores really. There was not much to this place. Actually was a waste of time.

It doesn't Mattel whether you love Barbie as much as Barbie... you have to respect a legendary American company, making cute anorexic blondes since before there were even a lot of cute anorexic blondes. This is the corporation that started it all really - I mean it's pretty disgusting how they are putting genders in boxes and whatnot, but having said that, Barbie is in love with Barbie and that's kind of how she became Barbie - and I'm pretty glad she did because it's really sexy and makes her incredibly happy, which she wasn't before, so we both really appreciate this Corporation - even though they have a lot of sexism issues obviously. And being that skinny is not the way to be sexy. Being yourself is the way to be sexy. And curves and even obesity can be very sexy but they're even more unhealthy than being anorexic, so be careful. Try and eat healthy, it's not just about looks - it's about not dying, getting cancer, heart disease, whatever. But there's nothing wrong with being really really skinny either so don't be shaming the skinny girls and boys. Please. Thanks.

Good place to bring your kids or if you collect toys. Lots of stuff to buy and find some toys that you don't see it on the other stores. Check out the lobby too, it has some cool things to see. The only thing that stop me from rating it 5 stars is because the lady who works in the lobby is not friendly.

Garbage website does not work and support Ann M likes to gas light customers. Unable to purchase items listed as in stock and available. Mattel doesn't care.

Very cool toy store at the bottom of Mattel's corporate office...I wouldn't have known it was there except that when I was at the hotel looking for businesses around on Yelp this popped up! I was curious so I went over to check it out. Note that they are only open on weekdays when the corporate office is open. Some have called it an outlet, I'd say it's more of a specialty item store. Prices were average but they did have some clearance bins in the back and some deals of the day type stuff. Certain items had limitations for how many you could purchase per day. I didn't realize how many different kinds of Barbie dolls exist as I haven't shopped for one in decades. I was impressed with the career Barbie line, Wrinkle in Time Oprah and Mindy Kaling dolls, and with how many hipster Ken dolls are now in the lineup - granted none of them look like they would be into Barbie or her friends.

The store is quite small. Great for those will little ones. We were in search of Hot Wheels and we're pretty disappointed in the small section of them and not many options. Grocery stores carry a larger variety and stock. We drove pretty far, but we ended up searching the area for hot wheels.

YELP 100 CHALLENGE 2018 - PART 2 - 80/100 Great. No. More. I've been back a few times since their "revamp" and I haven't found any good deals since! Big Bro (from out of state) happens to be a Hot Wheels fan, so he asked if we could drop by to see what their corporate office store has to offer. In fairness, I did warn him he'd most likely get disappointed. And that he was. He said, "This is it?! This is all they have to showcase?! Kinda sorry for a corporate office store!" Sadly, I have to agree. With Toys R Us now defunct, the only choices left are Walmart or Target. And Mattel being Mattel, I think it's only fair to expect much MUCH more. They were closed for some time to make "improvements" so I expected the upgrade to include an expansion not only with their floor space but with their selections. Nope. It just looks roomier with better looking floors. And not so great bargains. Convenient enough to stop by once in awhile. I still have hopes.

they a good customers and they are good service at ohi time help persona thanya garcia

Great WWE figures!! Would love to see more in the future!!

11/15/19 Barbie Dolls and happy smiles on young boys and GIRL'S faces!? 90% of the youth seem to think so. This is not counting the adults that did and still do collect Barbies to this day. Most of the time I think of Mattel as a Barbie machine factory. I forget that not only do they make Barbie Dolls, they are responsible for Hot Wheels, Polly Pockets, Monster Highschool, American Girl, She-ra&He-man, WWE Action Figures, DC Comic Merchandise and so much more. This does not include tv movies, animated movies and costumes by Mattel. I did play with Hot wheels cars; as well, as G.I Joe action figures. So I guess you could say k played with a doll...if you count an action figure as a doll. Speaking of dolls, I did examine a number of Barbie dolls in the 80's and saw the stood on their toes. The dolls were set up for her wearing high heels, but this has since changed. I noticed as a kid that Barbie's main squeeze was Ken. If Barbie had this or that, Ken did too. I also saw Ken looked more feminine than Barbie at times. I wondered if Ken was capable of doing anything on his own. Then on February 14th 2004 Ken and Barbie split up. The news shocked the world. The news somehow reached me and I was like whoa! These two names have been around for 50 years a d Mattel splits them up like whoa! Then in February 14th 2011, Barbie&Ken are together again. I just found this out to my a d I am like whoa! Okay I think it's safe to say that song Like Whoa is on my mind. The song is by Black Rob if you didn't know. I see the Mattel name brand today and think a out the new stuff that would drive me crazy as an adult. But who is to say some of the things my parents thought were wacky, I liked as a kid. "The circle of life" I guess...go ahead and sing it....Yes, it moves us all...

I haven't been to this store in years. One of my coworkers-workers recently brought a bunch of toys to work and she told me that she'd gotten some really great deals at the Mattel Store. So I thought this was an awesome opportunity to go back and look fir some bargains for some Easter baskets that I'm going to make. Boy, was I ever disappointed. A lot if the prices were the same as most department stores. I thought I was going to be able to pick a lot of great items at really great prices but it didn't happen---not even close. I was able to capitalize on the "dal of the day" a Barbie with her horse for only $10 and I was able to pick up baker Barbie fir $5.00 other than that there was nothing worth purchasing. I heard several people say the same thing that I was thinking. I spoke to two other woman who were also on the hunt for Easter basket toys but we were all out of luck. Also, did I mention that I encountered at least 3/4 salespeople throughout the store and not one of them ever asked me if Inness any help nor did they even say hello. Not the friendliest place I've ever shopped I won't say I'll never go back but I just hope that next time I'm able to find some better bargains

I used to come here all the time for Hot wheels cars since Covid has had almost no cars left to find in targets or walmarts. The employees here instead are disorganized and kept us outside while everyone in the front of the line could take as many car culture or super treasure hunts as they want before we can enter the store. This was not a problem before and I can't imagine coming back until they put a limit on how many of each car one person or family can buy so the rest of the people waiting in line have a chance. If you're not one of the first ten entering the store at opening time, you might as well leave.

I drive my son over 45 miles to come to this place and it was closed. Nothing posted on Yelp, Google, or anything online. I hope someone reads this at the corporate level. Not only did I waste time , gas and effort driving thought LAX traffic. My kids where so excited to go to the factory store and only met with disappointment.

i wouldn't recommend anything this toy company has to offer. the materials are a bad choice and the people running it are not good to do business with.