10. Jungle Cruise Adventure Game
Jungle Cruisehas always been one of the more exciting Disney Park attractions. If you’ve never been able to visit a Disney theme park and experience this rollicking ride yourself, maybe try the board game.
Unlike the ride, the board game is more of a mystery and deduction game. Two to four players are tasked with delivering cargo through the deep jungle and its treacherous waters.
At the roll of a die, players (skippers) will move their boat forward and draw four cards for their navigation. On the way, skippers will vie for the most points to be the next company caretaker.
9. Cranium: Disney Family Edition
Craniumis a classic brain teaser board game that tasks players with all kinds of creative challenges.
InCranium: Disney Family Edition, you’ll be drawing iconic Disney symbols, answering Disney trivia, miming characters like Ariel or Jack Sparrow, and scupting Disney objects with “Cranium Clay.”
This Disney edition of the “whole brain” game features 16 activities, 400 cards, one lump of Cranium Clay, other materials for each game and, of course, stereotypical Mickey Mouse ears.
Get ready to experience the magic of Disney with the whole family!
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8. Disney Apples to Apples
Never playedApples to Applesbefore? Every player has a hand of “Thing” cards. On a player’s turn, they draw a “Description” card, and the other players play one of their Things that best fit the Description.
Then, the active player judges which card is most fitting, and points are awarded—with ample laughter mixed in at the absurd suggestions.
InDisney Apples to Apples, the Thing cards are all Disney-themed. By incorporating Disney characters, this edition of the classic family game has a new kind of energy as players determine the best—or funniest—Mouse House characters for various descriptors.
The fun part is that everyone can judge the player’s choice. Easy to play, this is a game for the whole family.
7. Color Brain: Disney Edition
Here’s another easy game that’s perfect for the family:Color Brainis the tabletop equivalent of theJeopardy!game show.
InColor Brain, players are given a hand of color cards and their goal is to figure out which color card is the right answer to some color-related question. Beware, the questions can be quite tricky!
WithColor Brain: Disney Edition, you might get asked about the color of Woody’s vest inToy Storyor the color of Elsa’s eyes inFrozen. There are over 250 questions from across 20 Disney movies.
Whether you play individually or in teams,Color Brain: Disney Editionis a fun game that’ll delight fans who know their Disney movies well.
6. Disney Hocus Pocus: The Game
Hocus Pocusis one of Disney’s most fascinating cult classics, replayed every Halloween and quoted verbatim by fans worldwide.
But even if you haven’t seen the macabre comedy about three witch sisters spreading doom over an innocent town, you can still have a lot of fun with this tie-in board game.
Disney Hocus Pocus: The Gamesends players on a daunting task to tamper with the Sanderson Sisters' potion before the sun rises, which involves acquiring a handful of ingredients and placing them into a cauldron in the correct sequence.
5. Codenames: Disney Family Edition
Word association games like the originalCodenamescan be tough for various reasons: you need language proficiency, you need creative clues, and you need a deductive mind to solve those clues.
Codenames: Disney Family Editionmakes the experience a little more family friendly—not that the originalCodenameswasn’t—by incorporating Disney terms and images as answers to be guessed.
Fans who grew up with Disney can easily embrace the game and sweep it. The trick is finding ways to associate the different heroes, villains, and sidekicks without triggering the game over spots!
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4. Talisman: Kingdom Hearts
This list would be incomplete without aKingdom Heartsboard game making an appearance. In this case, it’s a rethemedTalisman.
InTalisman: Kingdom Hearts, players can play as Sora, Kairi, Riku, King Mickey, or Goofy. The goal is to be the first to collect enough strength and magic to seal the Door to Darkness.
The game is comprised of 102 adventure cards plus dice and tokens, which are used to navigate different regions, overcome dangerous encounters, and fend off enemies.
For Disney fans who love theKingdom Heartsfranchise, this is a great board game worth having in your collection.
3. The Haunted Mansion – Call of the Spirits
The key for any awesome Disney board game is seamlessly translating the narrative and/or world of a given Disney IP into a fun tabletop experience.
The same formula applies to board games based on Disney Park attractions, except in this case the focus is on capturing the tone of those attractions.The Haunted Mansion – Call of the Spiritsdoes that well.
Players are guests in a ghost-infested manor that’s brimming with macabre mystery in every room and around every corner.
As you move around the mansion through the Endless Hallway, you’ll be speaking with spirits and collecting Ghost Cards. Along the way, you’ll want to avoid Haunt Cards, which make you lose points.
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2. Toy Story: Obstacles & Adventures
Toy Storyis one of the most beloved animated franchises of all time. Any young or longtime fan can relive the exciting storylines through video games, spin-offs, and their inclusion inDisney Infinity.
You can also relive the epic adventures inToy Story: Obstacles & Adventures, a cooperative deckbuilding board game for two to five players.
You’ll take on the roles of Woody, Buzz Lightyear, Bo Peep, and Rex to work as a team, trying to cross the board safely and overcome hazards to earn your happy ending as toys.
Along the way, you’ll unlock different boxes that each represent different movies, adding new cards into the mix that you can incorporate. You’ll meet old friends, new enemies, and memorable movie moments.
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1. Disney Villainous
InDisney Villainous, you can forget about the classic heroes—you’ll be playing one of the classic villains, and you’ll be in a battle against other classic villains to see who’s the greatest villain.
Every villain inDisney Villainoushas their own unique deck that plays out with unique goals and mechanics, but they’re all bound by a shared Fate mechanic that throws wrenches into your schemes.
In this strategy card game, you’ll need to discover the strengths of your villain and make the best of them to accomplish your goals while thwarting the other villains from succeeding in theirs.
With numerous expansions that add more villains to play as,Disney Villainousexemplifies why Disney villains are admired.
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