Cranium Balloon Lagoon

Cranium Balloon Lagoon

2004Forrest-Pruzan Creative

2 - 4 players
15 min
1.0/5 weight

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From the manufacturer: Players giggle with delight as they race to complete each fun-filled carnival activity before the merry-go-round music comes to an end. Kids fish for letters at Letter Lake, match tasty treats at Snack Hut, spin a picture puzzle at Tumble Tides, and flip frogs back home at Frog Pond. Every catch, roll, spin, or flip is a chance to cheer and get more balloons. The first player to collect 15 balloons is the winner! Each game lasts about 15 minutes, but kids will want to play again and again!

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About Cranium Balloon Lagoon

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From the manufacturer: Players giggle with delight as they race to complete each fun-filled carnival activity before the merry-go-round music comes to an end. Kids fish for letters at Letter Lake, match tasty treats at Snack Hut, spin a picture puzzle at Tumble Tides, and flip frogs back home at Frog Pond. Every catch, roll, spin, or flip is a chance to cheer and get more balloons. The first player to collect 15 balloons is the winner! Each game lasts about 15 minutes, but kids will want to play again and again!

Designer

Forrest-Pruzan Creative

Categories

Action / DexterityChildren's GameWord Game

Mechanics

Dice RollingPattern Recognition
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