Here's a pic of just the game board pieces.
And here's a pic taken after assembly with some of the playing pieces displayed on it.
The instructions are printed on the inside of the box.
I don't remember playing the game according to these instructions. Did you ever alter the rules to a game when you were a kid? I don't think that we did it on purpose, I think we just read the object of the game on the cover of the box and then assumed that we knew how to play. From what I remember, we piled ALL of the game pieces onto the turntable, spun it, then grabbed at whatever flew off and whoever collected a complete set first, was the winner. KIDS!!!
To view another 1970's vintage Disney toy from Whitman, click here: America On Parade Puzzle
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6 comments:
How cute!!
What a great game! It made me think of the Mouse Trap game. I never actually played the game---I just played with contraptions.
Whitman made so much Disneyland merch, almost always colorful and fun. Coloring books, activity books, puzzles, etc. I've never seen this Mad Tea Party game before. And yes, we ALWAYS changed the rules!
Verification word is "pilates".
Kid tested and kid rules. Actually looks like a fun game. I wonder if Matt has seen this over at: http://vintagedisneyalice.blogspot.com/
Awesome!! With all of the stacks of board games at the thrift stores.. I NEED to start looking for Disney games like this!!
Glad to find the idea for this Mad Tea Party Game for kids. Actually I have to host the party for my twin’s birthday and was just thinking to host that at the garden LA venue. Was not finding any unique game ideas but you have helped me a lot.
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