Ombre Blue Number 7 Pull String Pinata, Party Game for Kids Ages 3-14, Fillable Hanging Decoration for Birthday Decorations, Holds Candy, Toys & Confetti (16.5 x 11.5 x 3 In)

Very small but perfect for a small party

The piñata was great

Super Linda

Candy was hard to get in but once in it was great

I purchased this Number 7 pinata to use at my daughter's birthday party. She had a Lilo & Stitch theme so the color was great and worked with our other decorations. My problem was that it was so much smaller than any other pinata I have ever bought in the past. And I can admit that I did not even check the size before ordering. I assumed based on the price it would be a normal size pinata but that was not the case. Due to the small size it cannot hold a lot of candy so if you have a lot of kids who are playing you might want to take that into consideration. Also, because of it's small size it is going to break much faster than a bigger pinata. We had about 10 kids in line to hit and only got through half of them before it was busted open. Luckily the birthday girl got a turn before it was knocked down.

I like this piñata because it offers an alternative to the stick that breaks it just uses the strings to pull and all the kids can participate at the same time.

It was a great option for my child birthday party. We added printed picture or stickers and all worked fine. It was one of the value for money pinatas in amazon

I threw my son a fiesta-themed pool party for his third birthday. This piñata was perfect for the kids. I stuffed it with 2 lbs of candy. It was a little hard to stuff just because of the shape, but still worth it. I liked that the strings opened it because I didn’t want to teach a three year old that if you beat something with a stick enough candy will fly out!

Most anticlimactic piñata experience I've ever had. The strings all came off without opening the hatch. Then I manually opened the hatch. Then the candy was stuck inside because the hatch was too small. I tried shaking, but the candy was all stuck inside. I shook harder and it still wouldn't come out. Then I eventually grabbed out the candy bit by bit and dropped it on the floor. Because the candy was only coming out one or two pieces at a time, the over-excited kids kept bumping heads trying to dash for the same piece. What a disappointment! :(