Toys R Us

i was there yesteday looking for the ferris wheel and a police officer said that they closed down along with fao schwartz because of high rent and that they are looking for nwe locations.)-:

Amazing place, sad to see it go. Many great memories about this place. Hopefully the new place will be as good as this place.

Brought my little one here at the end of November. Yes, I was suckered into buying something for her but she adores her little pet even now so I guess it’s okay. And it turned out to be the best investment of the evening because we had an awards show to attend and that little toy pet kept her happily occupied.
I had no clue this place would be closing so soon or I would have let her ride the ferris wheel. The cars were pretty big and each one had an individual character it was themed after. There was a wide range of prices and everything you can imagine for toys. Though the lines seemed to snake around in anticipation of large crowds it was pretty empty and went quickly.
The location of this store was a major selling point because it’s certainly there to attract tourists who want to have a touristy NYC experience. I can’t seem to forget about these baby dolls they had that looked creepily realistic that the little one instantly gravitated to. The displays are larger than life and they have various sections for type of toys.
Coming here seemed to be a good way to tire her out but it had the opposite effect of energizing her and tiring me out!

Sadly they are closed.
Another one bites the dust due to Walmart and amazon.
I never understood why they existed though. Why would anyone want to fly to NYC, buy some huge toys and then pay a airline bag fee to check it on the way home?
I can understand parents coming here with their kids just buying a toy to get them to be quiet though. So maybe that’s why they did well in the past.

Had to come visit before they closed down for good. Such a awesome place for adults too I loved their huge dinosaur scared the crap out of my son lol
All the cool art work an awesome décor like the superman an Spider-​Man an Ferris wheel so much fun.
Great last minute deals here
Sucks they closed
I heard gap old navy an banana rep will be opening here.
Who knows «/​still won’t be as cool as toys r us!

AAAHHH! This is the type of toy store that you thought you could only see in your dreams! It’s GIGANTIC! And it’s organized into areas! I just seriously couldn’t believe how many levels there were and how many areas there were to this Toys R Us!
It has a Ferris Wheel! It has the façade of Barbie’s Dream House with tons of Barbies and her friends inside! It has an area of Candyland just for candy, and it has an area of Wonka just for Wonka candy! There’s an area for Legos, and they decorate with them! There’s an area for Jurassic Park with a moving dinosaur! There’s a pretty big area for video games. There’s a mini Build-​A-​Bear Workshop where you can make a plush friend. There’s a Ride Makerz where you can build a remote controlled vehicle. They have a Scoops R Us, which serves Haggen Dazs ice cream and other treats.
The only bummer, the employees! There are a ton of them on the floor, but none of them were even the slightest bit friendly. I know that we came in pretty early in the morning, but I don’t think that’s an excuse. It was seriously like they tried to avoid customers (or, at least, avoid eye contact).
So, overall, I’d give this place four stars.

I have been here multiple times and I must say I don’t have anything negative to say. This place is huge and awesome. There is all sorts of stuff going on which is awesome. I must say this place does get crowded but it is expected. I usually come here early afternoon on weekdays and it is never that bad. I am usually in and out but that is because I know what I am getting and go straight there.

Das Spiele-​Wunderland am Times Square und das nicht nur für Kinder.
Schon beim Betreten, fällt einem etwas die Kinnlade runter, wenn man das Riesenrad im Eingangsbereich sieht, was sich über drei Etagen erstreckt.
Fährt man in den ersten Stock, wird man von einem T-​Rex aus Jurassic Park brüllend begrüsst, der da so ist fast Originalgröße rumsteht und nach den Leuten Ausschau hält.
Und dann taucht man ein in die Themenwelten der Spielzeugunternehmen. Da sind Lego & Co. schon Standards aus deutscher Sicht.
Aktuell gab es natürlich eine riesige Star Wars Welt. Alles was das Herz höher schlagen lässt. In dieser Abteilung waren wenig Kinder zu finden. Hier standen vielmehr die Erwachsenen rum und staunten bei der fliegenden Millennium Falcon Drohne, die durch den Raum sauste, oder R2D2 der umher fuhr.
Natürlich wurden auch die Mädels in der großen Barbie World bedient und die auch die ganz Kleinen.
In jedem Fall ist dieser Toys R Us einen Besuch wert. Einfach mal schauen und staunen, was es alles gibt.

There’s your standard Toys R Us… and then there’s this Toys R Us.
I’m normally blah about any Toys R Us in general, but this location has always been much different than any of their other locations anywhere. What’s sad is that this location is closing due to the high rents in Times Square. If you’ve never been here, you have a few weeks left to at least visit — even if you don’t buy anything.
Yes, it’s in Times Square and always bustling with people and of course tourists. 3 floors and an overall huge place. There’s even a Ferris wheel inside this location. The displays are easily enough reason to take the camera out. I’m from NY and often feel like a tourist inside this location. Also the little boy in me comes out. Displays are great — Lego or not.
The staff in here is excellent, which is something I never thought I’d type in reference to any staff at any Toys R Us location — but they are!
Not much more I can add. If there was ever something as close as what the movie «Big» depicted with FAO Schwartz (which Toys R Us owned) it’s here. Fun for both children and their parents as well. Not many times I’ll ever be able to type that about a toy store — especially Toys R Us. At times, being that all other Toys R Us locations are blah, I almost forget that this IS a Toys R Us. Really a stand out in Times Square — and that’s an area with so many standouts, which is saying something.
Again, it’s sad that it’s closing.

The last few times I’ve gone to New York I’ve visited this Toy Store.
I should clarify that I’m an adult, and I wasn’t in Toys R Us to shop for any kids. I was there because this toy store is huge and awesome. My friends and I had a blast wandering around, looking at the awesome lego displays, the Wonka candy section, posing next to the Minion statues. Everything about this store is fun, and loud, and crowded, but fun. Oh and there Ferris Wheel inside the store that you can ride (for $ 5) inside a toy store. Prices seemed all right for being a Toys R Us, although I didn’t really buy anything (just a ticket for the Ferris Wheel).
It’s busy (obviously that’s bound to happen being a Toys R Us in Times Square). If you’re not into crowds this might not be the toy store for you. Then again this Toys R Us, is sadly closing for good by the end of the year. So if you want to take a ride on the awesome Ferris Wheel and check out this awesome toy store you better check it out right away.

Awesome stores! It gets crowded. I don’t like how they screen people from taking photos of the characters but oh well. Ferris wheel is a plus get to it first then the toys. Legos are the most popular. The first floor are less than popular «educational» toys lol

The Mecca of all Toys R Us stores. Plain and simple!
They have a Claire’s, Marbles — Brain game store, FAO Schwartz, Ferris wheel and more all inside the store.
The store is three levels and they have registers on all levels. The store has duel escalators and a bank of elevators right in the middle of the store. Tons of demos going on in the store daily, more so on the weekends and holidays and although cool some of the vendors are a bit pushy.
The hours of the store align with the nonstop lifestyle of Times Square. I still think that Amazon is a better deal on a non rush manner but the tangibility of this store makes it worth while.
I think the lines moved well and on Black Friday they were constantly restocking the shelves with board games, etc.
Fun store.

We really enjoyed our visit, especially the free Lego promo! So sad to hear that this store will be closing on December 31, 2015. The first thing our 8-​year old son said when we entered the store was «this is paradise!» So much to see and enjoy with a huge selection of items. The only disappointing department was the 3^rd floor arcade… LAME! The motorcycle ride had no sound, another machine ate our tokens and when I told the attendant behind the «prize counter» she could care less. I’m wondering if the arcade department is a punishment for obnoxious employees or maybe it completely drains the personality of em’. She was also swearing like a sailor on the phone… very nice to hear in a toy store. On that note, this store was still pretty f’n awesome!

This is the go to place for children’s gifts and baby gifts! I can’t believe they are closing the end of the year.
This place is huge. Employees are friendly and helpful. You can find anything on your wish list.
The prices are reasonable. The p[lace is kept clean and well stocked. You can look around for hours!
I’m sad to see we are losing all of our toy store in Manhattan. First FAO Schwartz now Toys R Us! Oh my!

I want to warn everyone about Toys“R“Us Time Square ’ s deceptive return policy.
Unfortunately, I had a very bad experience at the store which costed me $ 163.
I went Toys“R” US, on October 24, 2015 and bought my husband the Star Wars BB-​8 Robot. When I paid the cashier, I told him that I want to open the box and see that everything is good. The cashier never informed that if I open the box, I won’t be able to return it. In fact, he just helped me open it.
Later when I checked the receipt, the front of it did not say anything about the refund policy. I purchase a lot from Toys“R“Us store, and have returned many products, even used ones when I was dissatisfied with the product.
My didn’t want to keep the robot because it didn’t have a camera. In fact, if I didn’t open it at the store to verify everything was in tact, the package would never have been opened.
The next day October 25, 2015 I went back to Toys“R“Us to return it and was I told that its nonrefundable!!!
The cashier told me to read the back of the receipt where it says, they will accept unopened items within 90 days. However, one wonders why they woud
write the return policy at the back of the receipt and not in the front below the cost, in dark and blold letters. The cashier should have informed me of the store’s open package policy when we opened the package at the store.
Why do they mislead and hide important information from costumer?!
If I would have known the store’s return policy I have bought it from a different store or online.
What’s even more upsetting is that
when I went to the management of Toys“R“Us, I was told that it is an external company called «Marbles the Brain Store «and I must follow their policy. I bought it at the Toys“R“Us Time Square store and they cannot do anything.

I am writing this so that
you should be aware about this policy when you buy at the Toys“R“Us Time Square store.

If you’re shopping for a little one, this toys r us is paradise. Name a toy, they got it! (And then some). Ice cream on the 1^st floor and a Ferris wheel smack in the middle of the store. The Barbie section is on floor 2 and is, godly.

Como toro suelto en tienda de espejos! Saca al escuincle que traes dentro pero dale una Amex para que se pueda dar gusto y no se frustre. Es difícil describir este gigante de juguetería que cuenta con tierras del dulce y de barbie y de kitty y de lego y asi, y además con una rueda de la fortuna completa en su interior. Yo recomiendo simplemente entrar y perderte en sus pasillos; esta vez que fui, tenían en première el BB8 de Star wars, (me traje un par) y de lego vi, además de la casa de los simpsons, la taberna de Moe, el depto de big bang Theory, el Ecto-​1 de los Ghostbusters (me arrepiento de no haberlo traído) y el portaviones de S.H.I.E.L.D por sólo citar algunos. Al final, bajita la mano, te puedes gastar 400 dolarucos en juguetes y ni cuenta te das. Un must. Ojo, derrepente tienen issues con las terminales de crédito, no es tu tarjeta, es SU terminal.

El Toys R Us de la 5ta Avenida es una juguetería donde hay un animatronic de un Tiranosaurio Rex tamaño real. Punto final. Debería terminar la reseña acá, darle cinco estrellas y recomendar a todo el mundo ir a sacarse una selfie con el dinosaurio y quedarselo mirando enamorado. Pero no, profesionalismo ante todo.
Además de Rexy, el local tiene un Empire State y un Hulk hechos en Lego, un Superman colgado del techo y muñecos gigantes de cuánto producto esté en boga al momento. Por ejemplo, cuando fui estaba a pleno toda la manía por los nuevos muñecos de Episodio VII, por lo que todo un sector estaba lleno de muñecos de Kylo Ren, sables láser y drones. Los empleados, más que para asistir al público, están para jugar con los muñecos y drones en los pasillos, cosa de terminar de tentar a los chicos y padres que no se terminaron de convencer con las exhibiciones o las cajas.
¿Qué tiene de malo? Que está atestadísima de gente. Puede ponerse difícil moverse en algunos pasillos y para pagar se vuelve eterno. Pero bueno, es la juguetería que está en el centro de la ciudad más turística del mundo.
Ah, recordamos: TIENE UN TIRANOSAURIO REX GIGANTE!

There is a certain insanity inherent to any toy store that spans four floors, features an indoor ferris whee, a full-​fledged arcade and an ice cream shop, and this Toys R Us is perfectly illustrative of that.
Nestled at the uptown end of Times Square and mobbed with tourists, as you might expect, the store emits something of a carnival vibe with its cacophony of toy sounds (and even a life-​size, animatronic Tyrannosaurus Rex that roars on schedule). Sideshows are replaced by toy demonstrators on hand to tout the entertainment value of selected items, whether it’s a fuzzy worm that crawls around as if by magic, little airplanes that fly in loop-​de-​loops or a magic drawing tablet exclusive to this store.
There are seriously cool toys, along with the standard gendered crap, here, from challenging educational toys to playsets for tots, along with the classics, such as Barbie, Lego, Playmobil, etc.
It’s enough to make adults want to be a kid again.

Its a tourist trap, yes I said it for once.
Outside the store its a huge Halo billboard showing the latest release of such fabulous series.
Could not wait to step into the store and see what the gaming section had for PS4 and XBOX One. Unfortunately the game shop its at the lower level hidden in a corner, none of the console worked minus a XBOX One booth which had a considerable line of kids waiting for their turn.
This is Time Square and all there is for PS4 and XBOX its a small room with everything about 20% more expensive. Nothing new, the huge Halo billboard is for nothing.
One good thing about the Toys R Us in Time Square… CLEAN BATHROOMS located in the Baby R Us section all the way at the end, 2^nd deck.
The store had more Lego landmarks compared to the Lego store itself located on Rockefeller center. The CandyLand section with all its figure was something cool to see.
If you have kids younger than 8 years young then this is a good place to make them have the usual childhood toy adrenaline rush, buy anything just to brag it was bought at TRUs in Time Square.
The store needs an overhaul, the interiors look old, the arcade section was very depressing with most of the staff hooked to their smartphones texting/​surfing. Its mind boggling all the employees work with the cellphones attached to their hands as if they had Krazy Glue to them.
— The usual minimum wage smile
— Hooked to the smartphones
— Its a vintage TRUs store
It did may my day when a mom started screaming when she lost sight of her daughter and even approached me from the top of her lungs «WHERE IS MY DAUGHTER?»… and she was a few feet behind her, priceless! Only in New York…

This is just a toy’s r us on steroids. Flashy, shiny, noisy and marked up 20% above retail price! The only cool thing I have seen that other Toy’s r us does not have is some interactive displays.
If you plan on spending here, I recommend the 3D imaging superhero action figure. What kid wouldn’t want an Iron man figurine with a 3 D image of their face on it? You won’t find that anywhere else I know of.
This place is a tourist trap but you can find some one of a kind things here. Worth a visit, but don’t buy toys you can find at a local toys r us.

The most incredible Toy R Us anywhere. If you have age appropriate kids, you have to tough this one out — 4 stories, indoor ferris wheel, arcade, candy shop, etc. My nine year old daughter spent almost 2 hours in here before we had to drag her out. $ 5 for a ferris wheel seems reasonable to me. Just wondering how many ferris wheel rides some people have been on. Yes, it spins in a circle and makes interrupted stops to let people on and off.
Seriously though, if you truly need to buy a toy, you’d be better off finding it in your local neighborhood store. It is über crowded and the sales people are more concerned with demoing products than assisting customers. But as a tourist attraction, it’s worth the experience. And I heard that this store is closing in Feb 2016 because the rent is going up astronomically.

This is the best Toys R Us I’ve ever visited. Could it be they have a ferris wheel indoors? Or it is 3 or 4 floors high? Or that it has huge displays of legos? Or that it has a Wonka and Candyland areas? Although it can be extremely overwhelming if you go during the day, it is significantly less crowded if you go in the morning (e.g., before noon). We felt like we had the run of the store when we were there.
Although I usually give a large chain like this less than 5 stars, I felt this store was clean, employees were friendly, and the time of day we went warranted an easy navigation through the store. Therefore, I am giving it the highest marking possible. Since FAO Schwarz has closed, this is the toy store in town…

Un paraíso para los peques y no tan peques. En dos viajes a Nueva York acabé en esta tienda que siempre tiene algo nuevo, muchos juguetes que en Europa no se consiguen y una gran selección de souvenirs bonitos y extraordinarios.
Obviamente no es recomendable entrar en diciembre antes de Navidad o en general cuando hay mucha gente, ya que no puedes disfrutar de la exposición y acabarías agobiado (o aplastado).
En todas las plantas hay mil cosas que descubrir y estoy segura de que cada visitante encuentra un departamento que le encanta.
Una noria de 18 metros de altura nada más entrar, un tiranosaurio gigante, figuritas de superhéroes, una casa de Barbie de dos plantas en tamaño «humano», un departamento donde los pequeños exploradores pueden buscar piedras y minerales, LEGO para todos, un laboratorio donde te puedes configurar tu propio robot de entre más de 1000 combinaciones… y por supuesto también hay juegos de mesa para todas las edades y videojuegos.
Yo personalmente quisiera pasar algunos días en Candy Land y probar las mil y una chucherías que hay :-)
Eso sí, hay que ir con tiempo y con el monedero vacío para no gastar demasiado!

Run for your life and never look back!
I visited this store with my niece and I regret every minute. Yes it’s HUGE yes it has a Ferris wheel, yes it’s open 24 hours. But just don’t go.
At any given time the store is packed to the rafters with people and employees.
There is ZERO customer service and the toys are inflated by 100% in price compared to any other toy store you go to.
Employees look over worked and under paid as well as really not helpful.
Try the Disney store instead.

Ready for another revamp? Here we go!
Every time I come to the heart of the city, I always end up stopping here. In regards to the exterior of the building, in the daytime, the front was mostly made up of glass windows, revealing some of what was being offered inside the store. But in the night, however, those glass windows were covered by digital projections of various, colorful animations. The digital projections made a positive contribution to the vibe of Times Square.
When you walked in, you would walk on a path that had multicolored lights on them. The main floor had a Nickelodeon area and a candy section. There was also a place where you could take pictures (and buy them) with a random character on duty. There was more on this floor, but didn’t pay attention to what was available. Downstairs was the Hot Wheels section, electronics and video game departments, bikes, an ice cream area with the office for buying Ferris Wheel tickets, and of course, the boarding area for the Ferris Wheel itself (more on that soon). The 3^rd floor had restrooms (which were just okay) with a water fountain, a Babies R Us, a Barbie area, a Lego department with various structures built from Legos, and an awesome, giant, dinosaur from Jurassic Park.
I always hit up the Hot Wheels section. Believe it or not, I am a collector, but a more selective collector. So selective, that most of the time I leave with nothing. Yes, the stuff that I look for has the «For The Adult Collector» label on it, and they’re NOT & NEVER will be «basic» cars. There were times when I bought cars here in the past, but didn’t this time since they didn’t have what I was looking for. I did see some guys with checklists browsing the «basic» car section and grabbing some like there was no tomorrow. Those guys must be the more «general» collectors, which I heavily respect. :D
Now, in regards to the big Ferris Wheel. This big wheel lifted you all the way up to the top of the store. The price was around $ 5, and the ticket gave you the approximate time for you to show up. Each «gondola» was decorated and shaped like different toy and child-​hood characters from the past. Surprisingly, there was an M&M car too. I took a good friend here two years ago and we really enjoyed it. She and I were in the car for a good period of time, and it was worth it. Hey, take a good friend, or even a cool Unilocaler here if he or she likes to ride big Ferris Wheels. Keep in mind that you will share the «gondola» with two other people since they need to keep the line moving.
The prices here were almost no different than what you would find at your local store. The souvenir items were obviously priced higher. This place gets crowded at times, but hey, it’s a tourist area! I will always be a fan of this store, and probably this particular location only. Have fun, everyone!

D’ordinaire je trouverai ça un peu bizarre de mettre un boutique de jouets en incontournable d’un séjour … Mais là c’est the next level ! C’est bien plus qu’une boutique de jouets … C’est un paradis !
Il ya des statues immenses de Jedis, Superman qui retient un camion, un immense T-​Rex animé … Le smonuments de NY en Légos (et qui font littéralement 2m de haut) … Et … Une maison Barbie géante ! Cette boutique est une attraction à elle toute seule, sans parler de l’immense grande roué en plein milieu du hall d’entrée !
Jetez y un oeil si vous avez l’occasion, c’est un endroit magique !

Ein Erlebnis für Jung und Alt. Angeblich ist das der größte Store, sooo riesig fand ich ihn allerdings gar nicht. Tolle Spielsachen für jeden Geschmack, dazu noch Wahnsinsdeko aus Legosteinen, Spiderman und einem T-​Rex. Sehr schön! Da gibt es tatsächlich ein Riesenrad im Store… was soll man anderes dazu sagen als GEIL!!!
Vorm Toys R Us trifft man mit Glück Elmo und das Cookie Monster an mit denen man für 1 $ ein schönes Erinnerungsbild machen kann.

A l’image de la démesure de Time Square, le magasin Toys R Us s’étend sur plusieurs étages pour proposer une grande collection de produits dérivés répartis en catégorie. Au sous sol les bambins ont une galerie rien que pour leurs besoins.
On remarque d’entrée la grande roué où chaque véhicule est à l’image d’un feuilleton connue comme «Bob L’Éponge» ou bien «Scooby Doo» par exemple. Autre attraction phare et plus impressionnante qu’il faut voir, la reproduction animé d’un tyrannosaure rex pour servir de gardien à l’univers des jouets pour garçons.
Ils ont un rayon entier consacré aux bonbons estampillé Willy Wonka est ça c’est rudement chouette. J’aurai jamais cru sinon avant de tomber dessus que j’achèterai un sac en bandoulière au joli design et bien pratique chez eux. On est parfois surpris de ce que l’on trouve.

Yep! So siehts da aus. Ein Riesenrad mitten im Laden. Natürlich darf man bei Bezahlung damit fahren.
Unzählige Etagen mit allem was es in der Spielzeugwelt gibt. Von Babysachen, über Rennautos bis hin zu Robotern findet man hier wirklich alles. Auch ein riesen Barby Puppenhaus ist begehbar.
An der Decke hängen überdimensionale Actionfiguren.
Und mittendrin findet man sogar einen T-​Rex im Jurassic Park Gehege…
Schaut auf jeden Fall mal rein wenn ihr in der Nähe seid!

Un immense magasin de jouets de trois étages avec une grande roué et un château playmobil grandeur nature.

Bunt, laut, übervoll, so wie die gesamte Ecke Broadway /​Times Square. Der Laden soll ja der größte Toys R Us der Welt sein. Auf 4 Ebenen wird viel Spielzeug angeboten, doch ich finde manchen Laden dieser Kette auf Brandenburgs Wiesen übersichtlicher wenn alles auf einer Ebene ist. Doch deshalb ist man nicht in New York und somit ist der Laden einfach Great. Ein netter Gag ist das Riesenrad im Atrium, der Preis ist mit 5 $ nicht grade günstig, doch auch dies ist NY.

Man betritt den riesigen Laden und sieht als erstes ein Riesenrad im Gebäude ^^ 4 Etagen stehen für Kauffreudige zur Verfügung. Man kann eigentlich alles bekommen, vom Gefühl her aber nicht so toll (liebevoll) wie bei FAO Schwarz. Gesehen muss man aber diesen Laden unbedingt — direkt am Times Square auch nicht zu übersehen.

Absolut genial!
Nur gut das unser Sohn nicht dabei wahr!!!
Macht aber auch den Großen Spaß!
Viel Aktion und irre viel zu sehen! U.U. ein echter Kulturschock für uns Europäer!

C’est un grand magasin de jouet situé sur Time Square, l’intérieur est immense et magnifiquement bien décoré, une grande roué au milieu, un T-​rex plus grand que nature et la véritable maison de Barbie en grandeur nature, c’est beau et c’est attirant alors que tout le monde sait que ce n’est que du plastique, alors pourquoi chez nous, pour le rêve, pour faire rêver les gosses.

The Largest Toys ”R” Us in the World. Wohl wahr!!! Es gibt so gar né Riesenrad in dem Laden: D Naja, nicht gerade günstig für solchen Spass aber es war echt lustig!
Noch nicht überzeugt?
Laut wikipedia: Die größte Toys-«R”-Us-Filiale befindet sich am Times Square in Manhattan, New York City, die nach eigenen Aussagen das größte Spielzeuggeschäft der Welt sein soll. Also: Eine Reise Wert, sogar für Erwachsene!
Diese Filiale liegt genau gegenüber Bubba Gump und Hard Rock Café at the Times Square New York City und natürlich wird sie sehr sehr sehr bunt in der Nacht :)

Dieser Laden ist nicht einfach nur ein Spielzeugladen, sondern ein Erlebnis.
Es geht los bei dem darin liegenden Riesenrad, den man gegen eine kleine Spende an eine gemeinnützige Organisation fahren darf. Ferner hüpfen überall lebendige Comicfiguren durch die Gegend, mit denen man sich fotografieren lassen kann.
Und wer es nicht aufs Empire State Buildung oder zur Freiheitsstatue geschafft hat kann sich hier direkt mit ihnen ablichten lassen, weil sie mit Lego gebaut dort zu finden sind.
Und wem das alles nicht gefällt, kann ja mal einen Blick ins Barbiehaus werfen, das dort in voller Größe für Menschen aufgebaut wurde.
Wer auf die schönen und kitschigen Dinge unserer Konsumgesellschaft steht, muss unbedingt hier vorbeischauen!

Ich liebe dieses Geschäft !!! :-D
Der weltweit größte Toys R Us lässt Kinder– und Erwachsenenherzen höher schlagen. Hier gibt es einfach wahnsinnig viel zu sehen und zu erleben. Selbst ein Riesenrad gibt es dort. Für mich als Sammlerin von diversen Actionfiguren, ist dieser Laden einfach das Paradies!
Wer an den Times Square in NYC kommt, sollte auf jeden Fall einen Blick in den Toys R Us werfen.

Encore de la démesure !!! C’est vraiment n’importe quoi mais c’est excellent !!!

N’y allez pas pour acheter mais pour visiter: une grande roué, un dinosaure qui bouge, la maison de Barbie… Autant d’attractions sans débourser le moindre dollar. Les jouets aussi valent même le coup œil. Perso, j’ai pris une photo de «Barbie for President».

Tout simplement énorme! On a pas d’équivalent chez nous. Un grand magasin délirant pour les enfants. Par contre, la sélection très américaine n’est pas forcement à notre gout européen (ainsi que celui des enfants?). Mais bon, on est des grands enfants aussi.

Cooler spielzeugladen mit einem karusell in der Mitte :) wie geil ist das denn xD

Esta tienda se encuentra en el corazon de Time Squar. Es enorme. En su interior podar encontrar un tiranosurus Rex, la Casa de Barbie, y una Noira, esto es tipico de una jugueteria, siempre y cuando no te dijera, que todo esto es a escala real, acojonante. Si visitas la ciudad, visitala, no lo dudes.

A l’entrée du magasin vous découvrirez une grande roué attractif, bin oui les americains c’est tout en grand !!!
Vous aurez un immense choix de jouet, mais vraiment immense à né plus savoir quoi choisir pour son p’tit loup. J’ ai fait le bohneur de mon fiston qui lui était au paradis, oui au paradis du jouet! Né plannifiez pas d’heure car de toute façon une fois qu’on est à l’interieur seul le ral bol vous fera sortir
Surtout né ratez pas le coin des bombons un truc de fou!

Le plus grand magasin de jouets avec sa grande roué intérieure, ses attractions électroniques et ses milliers de jouets, pour les petits et les grands.