My five year old son was very happy to spend his Birthday money on getting the Scooby-Doo Mystery Mansion for £40. He spent the remaining £20 on the figures. He was very excited to get this home and after spending around 30 minutes removing the vast amount of packaging and then assembling, it was ready to be played with. After only 5 minutes into the game the porch had come adrift, the chandelier had dropped off and killed the spider that had fallen from the "sticky" (not!!!!) spiders web, that was exposed after the attic roof had fallen off. The porch doors that are supposed to open with the press of a button, don't. Perhaps this is because the ...  Read the complete review

My daughter received the Scooby doo mansion play set for Christmas and she was over the moon at first. She had put this on her list the previous year but after looking at it at my friend's house I decided not to buy it. There didn't seem to be much to the house that would keep my daughter sitting playing for hours and I thought it was such a waste of £40.00. After asking for the house again this year I reluctantly put the house on her list and her nana bought her it from Smyth's toy store where you received a free glow in the dark Scooby character set when buying the house. The appearance of the Scooby house does resemble a mansion with its purple ...  Read the complete review

My daughter went through a massive Scooby Doo phase. She absolutely loved him and luckily still does otherwise all the money spent on toys of him would have gone down the drain! She wanted a little playset and we came across this Mystery Mansion playset which was made by Character Options - the same company which is responsible for the Peppa Pig playsets. The Mystery Mansion is basically just that - a spooky looking mansion for the Gang to investigate and explore for ghosts. The Mystery Mansion consists of two floors, a moveable staircase, a hanging chandelier, a cupboard which is on the stairs that opens, a moving knight, sofa, boot which flicks the sofa ...  Read the complete review

My sons are big Scooby Doo fans so last Christmas this was a must as a present. What the toy is:- A Scooby Doo haunted mansion with two floors, a cupboard under the stairs that opens, a swinging light, a moving knight in armour, a moving chair, a trap door and a few other bits that are fun to discover and imagine with. It doesn't come with any figures. Putting it together:- It was simple and straight forward to put together. The instructions were clear and well laid out. Quality:- The detail of the toy is great although the plastic is slightly on the flimsy side for such a big toy. We found that bits ...  Read the complete review

My four year old daughter was mad for Scooby doo and anything and everything to do with him, as her fifth birthday approached she seemed to be getting into more girly toys with the list she had given us of things she wanted but when she saw the Scooby doo mansion play set in the Argos book she immediately went back to Scooby. The play set was £40 in Argos but we actually got it on offer from Toys R us for £32.99, my daughter loves it and I have to admit that when I am forced into playing along with them it is a fun toy but it is not all that well made and will be very easy to break. The main disappointment for me is that they call it a set yet it is ...  Read the complete review