The Best Disney Board Games For All Ages

You can bring the fun of finding Hidden Mickeys at Disney Parks to your home with Disney Hidden Mickeys Game. It’s a Disney twist on hide-and-seek. Players have to find the colorful Mickey Markers that have been hidden around your house or yard. Keep this game in your toolbox of Things To Tire Out Active Toddlers. That distinction and the replay value of this game gives it high marks!

You can’t go wrong with anything that involves cupcakes. In Disney Princess Enchanted Cupcake Party, you must build as many cupcakes as you can, using recipe cards featuring Disney Princesses like Moana, Ariel, Belle, Snow White, Aurora, Mulan, and Jasmine. Putting cupcakes together gives toddlers the opportunity to develop their fine motor skills, while the concept is easygoing enough making it an ideal activity for playdates. The cupcakes also make this game a festive birthday gift!

Disney Classic Matching Game features some of our favorite classic Disney characters. It’s great for toddler development as this helps strengthen their memory, matching, and focus. And added challenge is adding up how many of your personal favorite characters you matched. For a quicker, or less challenging game, you can play with less cards to start.

If you want to challenge your matching game skills, this one is for you because the gameplay here is dialed up a notch. In Alice in Wonderland Teacups Match Game, characters are hidden on the bottom of the teacups. But the twist in this game is the spinning base, shuffling the teacups in the game. This might be the only instance where no one gets dizzy from spinning tea cups! Perfect addition to the collection of any Alice in Wonderland enthusiast.

Star Wars The Mandalorian Snack Time Game has a pretty simple concept and straightforward goal: get the squishy frogs into Grogu’s mouth! But in order to win the game, you must get all your frogs to the other side—even the ones that land on your side from your opponent. It’s a little bit ping pong and a little bit hot potato. Either way, don’t leave the Child hungry!

If you want a game that is interactive and has a physical challenge, you’ll want to check out Marvel I Can Do That! Game. In it, you pull three cards that spell out superhero skill to perform using objects from the Marvel Universe, like Spider-Man’s Web, Captain America’s Shield, or Thor’s Hammer. If you think you can perform the activity, say “I can do that!” But watch out for Battle Cards because you’ll be put to the test in order to fend off the Green Goblin. The goal of the game is to collect the most stars by successfully completing superhero skills.

World of Disney Eye Found It Board Game is a top pick for a low-key, family friendly game night. This game focuses on cooperation and teamwork as you search for iconic Disney objects in 12 different Disney realms, like Radiator Springs and Never Land. The game board is also a whopping six feet long!

The gameplay in the Disney Villainous series is impressive, making this suitable for game nights whether the participants are Disney fans or not. The Despicable Plots edition of the game includes three additional villains: Gaston, The Horned King, and Lady Tremaine. This game has mass appeal!

Not a board game, but sometimes you just want to have a card night. These Star Wars playing cards are so cool. The styling is on point, and the theming is top notch with characters like Kylo Ren and Vader featured on face cards. The design of this card deck is complete visual satisfaction!

Monopoly board games are a go-to for a laidback game night. We all already know the rules! The Disney Parks Theme Park Edition is one of the most impressive for Disney fans. The pop-up castle with Partners statue is iconic. Hm, I wonder which game piece will be most fought over. Monorail? Mouse ears?

This is another game where it doesn’t matter your familiarity with Disney characters. This game is based on the mobile app, but again, you don’t need to be familiar with that to play the board game. Disney Sorcerer’s Arena: Epic Alliances is a strategy game where you make your Disney dream team who must go to battle against your opponents’ team. This is one kids and adults can equally enjoy. And if you want more, Epic Alliances offer expansion sets, featuring characters like Jack Skellington.

Obviously, this is not a board game. This is the Marvel Quantum Core, which is designed to look like the Quantum Core device you can see on the Disney Cruise Line’s Disney Wish cruise ship. The Quantum Core is an interactive game and also a Bluetooth speaker. When you’re done playing a game, throw on some tunes to keep the party going.

Put your Disney knowledge to the test. The Magical World of Disney Trivia is perfect for Disney fans who want a challenge! What makes this game so great is that there are a special set of cards for kids to play too, so all ages can enjoy the fun.

This is one way to bring ghosts into the house… without bringing ghosts into the house. (At least they’re happy haunts, right?) This game is pure nostalgia and so beautifully designed. Best of all, it comes in two editions: Disney The Haunted Mansion Call of The Spirits: Disneyland Edition Game or Magic Kingdom Edition, so you can choose your favorite!