Five-feet by four-feet to be exact. So yes, this thing is a beast.
The short version is this playset has lights, moving balcony, and seven rooms.
The slightly longer version, the elevator base sets off a captivating light show, the balcony can move, and each of the seven rooms comes completely fully furnished.
The only downside is this set doesn’t come with any dolls, but if you’ve already got some, that shouldn’t be an issue.
Because of the price, I’d only recommend this as a Birthday or Christmas present. Although it’s worth keeping in mind, if your little one loves everything Frozen, this really is the ultimate Frozen gift.
It’s also perfect for younger kids thanks to the included training, which, as they grow older, can be easily removed.
Something I find really great about this is the seat actually has a hand groove so parents can guide their child as they’re learning to ride. It’s a small feature, but given how awkward some bikes can be to guide, it’s something I’m certain parents will appreciate.
In terms of safety, this bike features front and rear coaster brake combo, so when they need to stop, they will.
If you’re looking to get your child into exercise in a fun way, this bike is well worth considering.
Open up the doors and Arendelle castle will be beautifully illuminated as one of two songs, Vuelie and Into the Unknown, play out.
I feel like I could use the word beautiful to describe everything about this set. Everything from the icicle legs to ice-like draw is just, well, beautiful.
This vanity mirror also comes with a selection of hair accessories and styling brushes, as well.
I reckon if you pair this with the Elsa Costume or Anna Costume and you’ll have one very happy child on your hands.
This 521-piece set reminds me of a lot of what LEGO does with Harry Potter.
On one side you’ve got an elaborate castle, but flip it around and there’s individual rooms to build.
I especially love the tiny LEGO throne and the LEGO food. They’re super cute!
This set also comes with three mini-dolls in Elsa, Anna, and Kristoff, meaning kids have a great selection of characters to role-play with.
And the best part? It’s designed for ages five and up, which is a nice change. Normally the larger sets are geared towards older kids, so it’s great to see LEGO targetting younger builders.
The detail on Elsa and Anna’s dresses is just insane. The motifs, embroidery, the change in fabric on Anna’s garb – it’s all just reeks of class.
Often, a lot of dolls claim to be deluxe without actually going the extra mile to make something special. This three-pack is definitely the exception. It’s wonderful.
Then there’s the faces, which look almost identical to their movie counterparts.
Then there’s the hair. Elsa’s plait is great but is obviously overshadowed by Anna’s.
The small french plait with the bun and the bangs really bring this figure to life.
Honestly, this set is one of the best Frozen 2 toys. It may even be the best. It’s pricey, sure, but it’s always good to see pricey sets justify the cost.
By “full-sized” we’re talking Barbie sizes. The Elsa and Anna dolls in this pack are the same as the basic dolls from this list (which are both great).
But that’s not all you get in this pack, you also nab a Kristoff doll, Olaf and Sven figures, and that rather neat sleigh.
That sleigh would be epic for some role-playing adventures. What child wouldn’t enjoy having more toys to create their own exciting Frozen 2 adventure alongside their dolls?
It’s a jewelry box, complete with LEGO rings, but also a castle-like display.
This set screams extravagance. Jewels, icy crystals, anything that shines makes this set look expensive (even though it isn’t!).
There’s even a turntable to put the Elsa mini-doll or Nokk statue on. And a mirror. So it’s essentially a proper jewelry box, complete with drawers to store trinkets in.
I really like when LEGO does something different. In all my years covering toys, I don’t think I’ve ever seen a LEGO jewelry box, so props to LEGO for creating something younger girls are going to love.
This Frozen 2 Karaoke Machine is a must if your child loves to sing the songs of Frozen, which in fairness is every child.
This karaoke machine features Bluetooth technology, meaning you can stream music directly to it and through its speakers from a mobile device.
The advantage of the Bluetooth tech also means you can download songs from the first Frozen movie and sing along to them as well as the new ones.
It’s also got enough internal memory space to store hundreds of songs, is completely rechargeable, and comes with a wired microphone to let kids sing their hearts out.
Plus, in a rather neat twist, this machine also can put on a light show while you sing for that added Frozen feel. Cool!
Light the ground with the included snowflake wand and Olaf will follow. Magic!
Not only that, he also talks and sings. Because what would Frozen 2 toys be without the singing?
Elsewhere, his mouth opens and closes, his head turns from side to side, and his eyes open and close.
Oh! And he can wiggle his eyebrows!
Interactive toys are all the rage at the moment. We’ve seen similar ideas in the Hatchimals WOW Llalacorn and that thing is mega-popular, so a toy like this makes a lot of sense.
If your child isn’t ready for riding a bike, check out this awesome Huffy Frozen 2 Scooter.
This is a three-wheel scooter, meaning there’s less chance of your child falling off, making it perfect for Frozen-loving youngsters.
The recommended youngest age for this scooter is three years and at least 37 inches tall, just so you know.
What’s more, the board on this scooter is wide enough to fit both feet, so when I say it’s perfect for the younger Frozen fans, I really mean it. It’s one of the safest scooters you’ll find.
This Elsa Doll is one of the best Frozen 2 toys ever. It is just stunning!
The face looks exactly like it’s been lifted from the movie and the dress is on another level.
The gown is made from transparent fabric, the icicle motifs around the base of the dress and the belt really pop, and the way the color blends from a dark blue into a pale blue is exquisite.
Something elsa (heh) that’s really cool, it’s great that her hair comes in a braid. It’s only bound by a small band, though, so if you want to take it off and restyle it, you totally can.
All in all, this is a really great doll. The look’s right, the dress is top-notch, and there isn’t anything glaringly obvious for me to moan about. Wonders will never cease!
Sometimes dolls get everything right, and this Anna Fashion Doll really does get everything right.
The face is on-point, the curly hair with the bangs is on-point, even the dress and cape is on-point.
Sure, they’ve cut corners by having the belt printed on instead of a separate piece of fabric, but given the low price of this doll, it’s understandable.
It’s designed to be affordable, so of course some corners needed to be cut.
The main elements kids will care about – hair, face, and clothes – are all there, though.
Pair this with the Elsa doll on this list and I’d say you’ve got a pretty great gift set.
Elsa’s face is near perfect – something not every doll based on the first Frozen movie managed to get right.
Then there’s her dress, which has an icy pale coloring with flecks of glitter running through it. It’s gorgeous.
And speaking of gorgeous, the Nokk figure borders on majestic.
It’s an ice horse, and the use of transparent plastic in pale and baby blue really makes this figure.
It’s a shame Nokk doesn’t have any articulation, but then as it’s slightly transparent, all the joints would be visible, which would end up making it kind of ugly so I won’t grumble too much.
And let’s not forget the price. For an Elsa doll of this caliber and the majestic beast, you really can’t go wrong.
Now this is cool. Kids love being able to play with doll hair, and with this Frozen 2 Elsa Doll with Hair Styling Tool kids can take their styling to the next level.
Elsa’s whole thing is her long blonde hair, so this toy makes a lot of sense. Plus it’s really easy to use.
With the tool in tow, hook a strand of hair with the rod and pull it through the tool. Do the same for another section, pull the triggers and the tool will braid it.
It really is that easy!
Plus the doll in this pack is pretty neat. It’s very similar to the basic doll on this list, so if the hair tool isn’t for you, I’d go with the basic version over this.
That said, the hair tool is a really fun little addition, and given the price difference isn’t astronomical, I’d definitely go with this one if it’s for a special occasion.
As a premium alternative to the basic Anna doll on this Frozen 2 gift guide, the Singing Anna Doll is well worth checking out.
The clothing on this doll is so much more lifelike. The belt is made from faux leather, and while the designs are still printed, they pop really elegantly.
The face is right, the hair is really well styled, and this doll even sings a song from the Frozen 2 movie. Cool!
Sure, it costs a little more than the basic doll, but as a middle ground between basic and the pricier deluxe dolls, you can’t go wrong.
If you’re after an affordable Frozen 2 toy, this LEGO Anna’s Canoe Expedition easy building kit is the one to go with.
It’s another set aimed at kids four years and up, so expect lots of simple pieces to clip together. It’s the perfect halfway house between DUPLO and the more extravagant LEGO sets.
In this set, kids will be building an ice canoe along with a beautiful coral reef and rock area.
As for the mini-dolls, you get Anna (as the name suggests) and Olaf. You also get a tiny squirrel that’s all kinds of cute.
This is a super simple set, even simpler than the other set for four years and up on this list. That said, it’s designed for kids who are new to LEGO, so of course it’s going to be simple.
Before we get into what it is, let me just point out it’s becoming difficult to get ahold of, so if you’re after it, grab it early to avoid disappointment.
So, what is it? It’s kind of like Polly Pocket in that it’s a small cutesy playset that can be folded up for easy travel.
That said, this isn’t a cheap imitation. The beds automatically fold down as you push the upper section down, and when it’s all closed, there’s a key to open it up. It’s like a Frozen jewelry box when it’s closed, which is all kinds of cool.
And most importantly, it comes with two mini-figures in Elsa and Anna, which is all you really need to have an exciting Frozen 2 adventure.
If you’re after one of the best Frozen 2 toys for youngsters, this Elsa Adventure Doll is the way to go.
Instead of the more movie-accurate look, this doll opts for a more baby doll-style: Big head, big eyes, and long brushable hair.
As you probably guessed, this doll also comes with a long flowing glittery cape and authentic shoes.
I wouldn’t recommend this doll for kids older than around six years old unless they love collecting the more child-like dolls. For those kids, I’d go with the dolls at the top of this list.
But for any ages under that, I’d say you’re onto a winner.
If you’re after an affordable gift, maybe for other kid’s Birthdays, this Talking Anna Plush is the way to go.
The main hook here is press Anna’s belly to hear her talk. It’s simple, sure, but kids love plushies and they love talking toys. Sometimes simple just… works.
Despite being at the lower end of in terms of pricing, it’s still really well made.
Her outfit has lots of smaller details to make this plush look more like the character it’s based on.
It’s a cool plushie, and the price only helps to make this a great little purchase.
Not only is this Elsa Funko Pop one of the best Frozen 2 toys because of its price, Funko Pops in general are one of the best gifts around.
They’re affordable, and because Funko spans hundreds of different IPs, you really can create a collection of different characters from different series to truly express yourself.
My Funko collection is mostly DC comics, Borderlands, Overwatch, and Fortnite. Yes, I am a massive geek.
I’m impressed by how well this Elsa pop turned out, too.
The face works, which isn’t easy when you add those black eyes to Disney characters, and the sculpting on the dress is great.
I also really like the little ice crystal she’s holding. Little touches like that always make for a better pop.
As I said with the Elsa pop, Funko Pops make for really great gifts, and if you’ve already got the Elsa version, the next one to get is This Anna Pop.
Again, I’m amazed by how well these turned out. Black eyes on Disney characters aren’t easy to get right, and yet – somehow – it works.
As for the rest of the pop, the sculpting on the dress is excellent, as is the wind effect on the cape.
The pose ties into the flowing cape and is a nice touch. It really looks like Anna is trying to escape the cold, which I imagine must be a pain when your sister’s an ice queen.
So yeah, it’s a great pop at an even greater price. Affordable toys are always a winner in my book.
The OSMO Super Studio is the perfect educational gift that’s sure to get kids drawing.
There’s a host of games to play in this pack, but the main hook here is learning to draw Frozen characters thanks to in-game teaching.
This game will help kids improve their drawing and listening skills and hand-eye coordination through the 24 activities and six lessons.
The only thing to keep in mind is you’ll need a compatible tablet for this game to work.
The full list of compatible tablets is iPad 2-6, iPad Mini 1-4, iPad Air 1-2, iPad Pro 9.7 & 10.5 inch, and with the latest Fire tablets: 7th Generation Fire 7, HD 8, HD 10, 8th Generation Fire HD 8, 9th Generation HD 7.
If you’ve got one of the above, you’re good to go.
For the child who’s obsessed with Frozen, there’s this Frozen 2 Bedding set.
This set features two double-sided pillowcases, an icicle bedsheet, and a colorful fitted sheet with Elsa, Anna, and Olaf on.
Although this isn’t made from 100 percent cotton (not many Disney-themed sheet are for some reason), it’s still super soft, and going by the Amazon reviews, is loved by most of the people who purchased this.
Pair this with the Elsa costume and the musical wand and I’m pretty sure your child will never want to leave their room.
It’s got a really cool little design, too. Simply pop the device into the top plug socket, put a picture in, and it’ll beam the image onto the ceiling.
What’s great is it features two axis on which it spins (300 degrees and 180 degrees), meaning you can really crank it to get the perfect angle.
There are six different images to beautifully beam on your child’s wall or ceiling, and if you’re worried about this night light costing a lot, don’t worry. We’re talking pennies per year. Nice!
If you’ve ever struggled to get your child to sleep in the dark, or you just want to make their room more inviting, these stunning lights and soothing songs are sure to help even the most sleep-adverse children drift off.
Every family should have a copy of Monopoly, and if you’re a family that loves Frozen, why not go with the Frozen 2 Monopoly.
While this is still Monopoly, there are a few Frozen-inspired changes in the form of royal decree cards, family chest cards, and a snowflake token capable of changing a player’s luck.
There’s also an icy twist to this set. Should players find themselves on a snowflake space or acquire a specific chance card, they can then drop a snowflake token on any scene they want. Then when a player lands on it, they have to pay double the rent.
If you’re concerned this version of Monopoly doesn’t have the same family fighting we all know and love, it’s there, don’t worry.
Finally, in terms of tokens, you get the main cast in the forms of Elsa, Anna, Hans, Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven. A perfect selection if you ask me.
