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Fun game kids love it

What I like about this deck is that it offers items that you actually would see on a road trip. None of the items on the cards were outrageous or things that you just wouldn’t be able to find. The kids absolutely loved it.

Great for grandkids travel!

This game was fun for the whole family. With some selective card dealing all age groups can enjoy and succeed. I packed a few small dollar store items and candy as prizes, and we have a winner every day. Such fun!On the negative end - The box does not close well and you can’t really keep the cards in it. It needs to come in a bag or with the cards on a loop for easy storage.

I’m always looking for fun activities for kids in the car. This is a fun one that is easy for even my youngest to grasp (age 3.5). The only challenge is playing by the established rules, where we are supposed to hand cards back to each player. That’s difficult when we’re all seat belted in a large car, and cards have been bent or caught between seats when we’ve tried. Ive just modified the rules to hold the cards up myself for all the kids to search for at once.

Our kids (11,8,8) always moan and groan about driving long distances and so I was determined to make it a little more tolerable for everybody by having an interactive game like this on board. They were a little skeptical at first, but once they got playing and we're having success, it really became a lot of fun for everyone. You'll do yourself a favor by sorting through the cards ahead of time depending on the type of drive you are doing. We were on a long freeway drive and there are certainly subject cards that are more geared to inner city driving so pull them out of the mix. While on this trip, they were still asking to play even on the short drives! A testament to the product. It's a worthy purchase.

My family and I travel long distances during the summer. While this game is definitely fun and ate up a lot of drive time for us, it's only really useful when you're driving through a city or town. It's rendered unplayable the moment you leave though, because the majority of the cards are based on objects found in highly populated areas. The massive chunks of time spent on interstates and highways between towns got boring fast.

We haven’t played this the traditional way. We shuffle the cards, hand them out, and then whoever gets them all first wins. Some laugh. Some cry. All are distracted from the obnoxiously long road trip for a while. (Tip: don’t hand out the “2 people on a motorcycle” card in December)