Retail Price: $25.00
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Item: TF026 Quantity on Hand: 11
This deluxe edition of Rush Hour has been revved up to offer maximum performance! 60 specially selected challenges offer you five levels of fun from Beginner to Grand Master. Escape the gridlock in style with updated, metallic-colored vehicles and store itall in the plush lined collector's box. Contains: 11 cars, 1 red hero car, 4 trucks, 1 traffic grid, and 60 challenge cards. Ages 8+.
Toy Value Index: 9.15
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Fat Brain Index: 8.11
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Awesome for almost all ages!
Posted 1/21/2010 by Vanessa C.
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Everyone in our household--and those who have recently visted---enjoyed this toy! With different levels of play (and step by step answers on the back of the card to guide new players or those who get stuck) we've had hours of fun our first week of owning it! We teamed up at times, one solving it and the other player reversing the action so it's set up again. We've also crafted challenges for each other to figure out. My kids are ages 7 (twin girls) and 10 (a boy) and they are choosing this game over Wii time. We look forward to purchasing expansion packs in the future as this type of toy will last us for years!
Rush Hour Deluxe
Posted 1/2/2010 by Linda
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Setting: Home
We've had the Junior edition of Rush Hour before. The Deluxe edition is physically larger, and offers a wider range of challenges, but includes some beginner ones. My only complaint is that the box (which you need to keep for storage) is flimsy for long-term use. The game is a real keeper. Really intriguing spatial puzzle for any age, with many variations possible. It keeps our 11 year old boy absorbed for long stretches.
It requires no reading and is entirely visual-spatial.
My rating of Rush Hour Deluxe Edition
Posted 9/27/2009 by Leslie Jones
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Great game. I got it for my sons 10th birthday. He plays it at breakfast every morning. It is fun and challenging and gets his brain going. If you love puzzles this is a great game to have.
Math Perplexors, Level A
Posted 8/30/2009 by P. Flood
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I bought two of these for my 4th graders. They love it very much so much that I have to ask them to put the book away. It's a good level for them, just challenging enough without being off-putting. They've already asked me to purchase the next level, which I'm quite happy to do.
Love the Game, Not Sure about Deluxe Edition
Posted 8/27/2009 by Lisa
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We love all of the Thinkfun games and keep them in a basket in the car. I bought the deluxe edition instead of the original because I wanted the additional levels and more puzzle cards. I assumed (wrongly) that I would get everything from the original edition plus the additional cards/levels. The downside to the deluxe edition is the packaging. This edition is not as portable and car-friendly as the original edition. The deluxe edition must be stored in its original box in a flock-coated plastic tray. There is no storage bag and no drawer to store the cards in the road grid. The box is fairly sturdy, but is too bulky to tote and would probably get trashed quickly in the back seat. If I had a do-over, I would buy the original version and use the saved money to buy expansion cards. Shame on me for not noticing that the description for deluxe edition did not mention the carrying bag.
Elkhorn, Nebraska USA 68022