Magic Mouse Toys

I expected so much more.
Upon entering the store, I asked if they had action figure stuff; I was buying a Birthday gift for someone and was looking for Pop Toys or Dunnys, Something more like a vinyl figures. even posters.
I was told that they really don’t have that sort of stuff and that there were some bendable figures and some action heroes along the way. It felt quite sad actually.
The music playing felt like it was to remind 85 year olds of their youth.
It seems that there was massive amount of stuff that I would only imagine appeals to either very small children or people who like to collect novelty toys that allow them to reminisce.
Not everything has to be based upon licenses for new movie or cartoons, but I feel like a balance of modern would not go amiss.

As a big kid, I still love going in to a toy store or checking out the toy section at Target. Magic Mouse is the kind of high-​end toy store I remember when I was a kid.
In our experience, the staff has never been rude to us and have always been accommodating. Plus they have a great book section with all the kid essentials I grew up with and they even carry the Tintin Adventure books which is a huge plus.

I felt like I was being watched the whole time I was inside. The old dude was watching every move I made, and it made me feel unwelcomed. I’ve never felt like such a minority before… –_–

This place is a two story toy store with some random toys, puzzles, books and etc. Why the two stars? Because everything here is at least 30% more expensive than other toy stores and retail stores. As a local business owner myself I support small local business, but the prices here are just straight up ridiculous. A book I saw at Target for $ 7.99 was sold at this store for $ 17.99, I mean with that kind of price that they charge, I wonder who in the right mind would shop here?
Beside every thing being over priced the service was awful, I had some questions and I felt like I was bugging the workers. They look like they didn’t want to deal with me, but the moment I turned around after they answer half my question, I notice one of the workers was just following me. Never had I ever been followed like a criminal. At least try to fake it, like you’re dusting something near me or reorganizing the shelves. Nope, they straight up eye balled me and watch me like a hawk.
Idk, this place could have been fun. Besides the items being over priced, there was a lot of interesting products there. I found many items that I had interested in even when they’re trying to charge me an arm and a leg, I could have just given in and brought something. But I didn’t appreciate being stared at and stalked, so I just left. Oh well, they save me some money. Because I ended up buying the items I wanted from Amazon! So Thanks!

Great selection of toys. It seems to be a one stop place for anyone you may need a gift for. The staff was very informative, game nerds pretty much. :) Also local is very cool whee it is below the streets and uses a part of the old sidewalks I heard about in beneath the streets tour.

What an amazing toy store! My teenager has been going here each time we come to Seattle and it never gets old. There are two levels filled with everything a kid, or kid-​at-​heart, could want without being cluttered or overwhelming. The staff is helpful, yet not overbearing. As a mom, I love the high quality, educational options that are available. The puzzle den is a must for puzzle enthusiasts of any age.

Great selection of toys, puzzles, anything you can imagine. The staff lacks customer service skills. I’m sure that stems from the man who I assume is the manager of the store. He was so rude to his own employees I could not believe it. I watched a member of the staff rudely interrupt a couple that was simply checking out some items. She needed to take their bags and put them behind the counter. Her approach was cold and rude. They need some serious customer service training. I’m sure they lose customers all the time based on their interactions with the staff.
Such a fun store too bad the staff that I came into contact with were all rude.

Super cute and fun toy store for kids and adults! Unfortunately we went in 20 minutes to close so I didn’t get to browse as much as I wanted. I loved the puzzle cave-​it had tons of adults and kids puzzles. The book section was also excellent. Lots of different big and small names in toys. Wide selection of stock and super great overall!

A wonderful store chock full of toys I remember as a kid and new ones. They have puzzles, stuffed animals, kits, magic sets, cards, and many other things to tickle your fancy and engage your brain. Everytime we go to Seattle, we’ve always stopped by and bought goodies to share with nieces and nephews back home. The staff is very knowledgeable and courteous. Come on by and meet your inner child!

This place is amazing. I went in here since it is close to my work to buy a mini cribbage set for a camping trip and ended up browsing through the store for an hour. They had a big selection of the cribbage boards ranging in cheaper sets to ornate larger collector sets. They had a science section, a puzzle section, legos, sticker books, art sets, as well as tons of children’s books, both classic favorites and new. everything. The staff were all really nice too, which surprised me given some of the previous reviews on rudeness. I ended up buying some gifts for my nephew as well and I can’t wait to take him to visit the store.

I came in here to look at toys, get my inner child on, however, the stuff was very rude, condescending and essentially scolding me like a little child for things that were irrelevant. I am not 5. Even so how does someone like this work in a toy store? A toy store with children that come in all the time. I’ve wondered on past trips why a toy store with great selection of toys in a heavy traffic area always seemed quiet inside… now I know. I don’t have an iphone, therefore, could not look up this place in advance but I am glad from reading the other reviews that I am not alone in this. Clearly they must not be net savvy to read the reviews on the customer service to even reconsider changing employment and or how they interact with staff.

Great selection of toys for all ages. Easy to find parking for a store in the middle of busy metro area.

Love the toy selection– unfortunately the rudeness of staff put a damper on the experience

My trip to Magic Mouse was far less than subpar… Upon entering the establishment I was told «we don’t have a bathroom, welcome to magic mouse». An interesting greeting, indeed, I thought, but brushed it off as common city folk banter and pressed on. Alas, just as I had located the stuffed animals my hand was slapped away as I reached for one. The same fellow who had alerted me they have no restroom informed me «no fun until you pay, buster!»
A tip o the ol hat and I was on my way to Top Ten Toys where my experience was far supior…

So many toys! Great for people of all ages. The boyfriend couldn’t stop playing with the race cars. They have a large variety of items ranging from stuffed dolls for the teeny, young ‘uns to puzzles for the big kids. They even had a few items for adult humor. What I loved about the store was that you were able to test out… or play… with the toys, the store is very interactive. If you’re looking for toys that are different from those provided in the big chain toy stores like Toys «R» Us, this is the place to go!

They promise ‘adult children’ for employees, and boy does that hold true! I was confronted by two employees who immediately accused me, loudly and rudely, of stealing because I was carrying my purchases in a reusable bag. I complied with them and moved my purchases to a basket, and asked to see a manager to address how tactlessly the situation was handled.
Three staff members debated loudly behind the door to the storage room who was going to deal with me, and one came out while the others HID AND WAITED in order to hear the exchange. I refused to address my concern in this manner and wrote a note to the management asking them to address their employees interpretation of their anti-​theft policy. I will edit this review if I hear from them.
I’ve been shopping here for years and have spent thousands on my niece and nephew. They have quality toys, but I will shop elsewhere in the future. Maybe somewhere the employees act a little more ‘grown up’.

I was really amazed a couple of years ago, when I discovered the Dragon Box toy store, located close to pikes place market: A small toy store with a carefully selected variety of nice small and large toys, games, puzzles and so on.
This time, I discovered Magic Mouse toys on 1^st, right at the pioneer square — and was even more amazed: a two-​storied paradise of toys. Such a variety of nice toys, books, comics, dolls and everything you can dream of! Paired together with profound yet friendly assistance makes it a wonderful store.

I had never been to Magic Mouse Toys until I visited with my boyfriend this past weekend. I’ve been past the shop a zillion times, but mostly on the bus so I’d never made it in. This toy store is glorious! So many games, puzzles, toys, kites, stuffed animals, models, puppets, books, and anything else you can think of! It is two stories of pure fun.
We probably spent about an hour in the store just browsing and having a fun time. We loved the gigantic game room downstairs and wrote down the names of all sorts of games that we want to try out in the future. I coveted all of the turtle stuffed animals and very nearly bought a turtle kite.
I think the only downside to this shop is that the prices are a bit higher than I’d really like to pay. However, they are understandable for an independent shop and certainly better than shopping at the mall or another large retailer!

Wunderbar!
This shop is so fun it makes me shout German adjectives!
Escape the smell of urine that permeates Pioneer Square and enter the wonderland that is Magic Mouse.
There are toys. I mean lots and LOTS of toys. This is a toy store after all, and they cover every surface– walls, floors, ceiling, and everything in-​between.
Variety is the name of the game here and there are things to please every age of child, from –1 to 100+. The prices are fair and the service is swell. The woman working was pleased to demonstrate the insanely-​amusing flying monkey contraption that made us laugh out loud.
Sure, there is the possibility that you will go into information overload, but it’s worth the trip to crazy-​town.

Supporting local is good but improving customer service is recommended.
I went in and it was toy overload. There was a crazy rolling dog laughing on the floor. It was unnerving. I wasn’t ask if I needed help and the staff there were more into talking to each other than anything else. The horror stories that other Unilocalers wrote makes me think twice about coming back.