Ryan's World Micro Mystery Wheel, Be just Like Ryan and Complete Silly Challenges, Play Games, and Learn Fun Facts, Contains Surprises of Figures, Stickers, Game Cards, Toys, Great Creative Activity

Bought this as a present for daughter's 5th birthday.. she was SO excited! Me and my 2 girls spun the wheel and took out the mystery bags and games, alot of excitement. After we had opened every door, I decided to play the first game and I added all the mystery cards inside and spun again, enjoying the fun little things the cards stated to do. The only card I didn't quite understand was the one that said "match game" and the instructions stated "This is how it's played" .... and that was it. Idk if I'm reading it wrong or if something is missing? Are you supposed to play the match game with the stickers that it came with? We still haven't filled out the other mystery cards of our own things to do, so that will be more fun to come once we do. I also was curious if every wheel purchase, would carry different collectibles but after getting back on here seeing and reading other reviews, I now know they all come with the same thing... personally, I think some should be swapped out for different ones but maybe that's why they have other items to purchase.. next time I'll get the treasure chest and see what collectibles are in there. Over all, great toy!

This thing is actually really cool prize wheel. Once you take the prizes out, the wheel is evenly weighted and spins smoothly enough to allow for a true random outcome from your spins. I made a video clip demonstrating the spinning action to show this, and the three screw holes in the base. Further disassembly might be possible by rotating the two parts of the base apart from each other. The idea of applying some thicker grease to the wheel hub might be a good one, but I haven't taken this apart and probably won't. The re-purposing possibilities are many. I got mine to help choose summer activities that break up the otherwise constant kid-screen-time sessions. The compartments are tall enough to hold a 3" tall object, and a little more if you modified it by removing a molded peg and fin. At its most narrow it is 1" wide, and up at the top it is 3" wide.

I ordered this and took all the stickers off and made it into a reward system for my kids for good behavior. Works excellent. We put index cards with a reward written in it so the bins all weighed the same amount so it would be fair when spun.

I like using this for two purposes: as a special "end of week" prize spinner and as a speech-language activity for my students. I often cut up little strips of paper from my worksheets and put them in the different compartments. It's a fun and engaging way to work on different speech-language goals!

This is of excellent quality and exceeded my expectations. It brings a lot of figurines that my grandson loves. The wheel is very well made and strong, BUT There’s a huge drawback, the kids can’t open the doors is just to strong, I still give a 5 but they should’ve thought about little hands playing with it. My grandson is 6 and I need to open it for him every time he needs

My 4 year old has been a Ryan fan for about 2 years and weve purchased a few toys overtime. This is by far my favorite. Not only was it super fun to “unbox” but the wheel can be used again and again. The activity cards are fun and we also plan to use it to make our own cards for things to decide our days activities, etc. love that it also relates back to the show and the spinner they use for the pancake challenges. A plus all around and a very happy 4 year old!

My son loves this toy and I don’t regret getting it for him. However, if you’re expecting this to be a true mystery blind bag toy you’ll be sorely mistaken. The toys are not random like mystery blind bags are supposed to be. What’s pictured is what you get. There’s no mystery at all. They really should change the name of this toy…

So many ways to use this versatile item... we fill it with picture cards, mini objects, prizes, etc. Love it!