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Relive the fun--and frustrations--of road trips with the family with this wacky word game. Packaged in a retro tin travel trailer, this game is sure to bring back fond memories and get friends and family laughing. Two to four players or teams take turn answering questions like, “Can you rattle off three towns that start with ‘P’?” What about “Name three fast foods that start with ‘B.’” or finish “Tales of the Trip” by filling in the blanks with words beginning with ‘A,’ as in… “When we stopped in Albuquerque, I bought an armadillo to give to Aunt Alice!” As you complete each challenge, you’ll motor across the USA, collecting Rest Stop cards along the way. Some are lucky breaks, and some are potholes!
Game comes with 120 challenge cards, 40 “rest stop” cards, 30-sided alphabet die, and four retro station wagon game pieces.
02/26/2015
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this game helped younger students use their English skills. Such as noun, verb etc.
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07/10/2015
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If the board and pieces were magnetic it would be more useful while actually traveling.
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01/01/2015
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I got this for my husband for Christmas, and we had a fun time playing this New Years Eve. Its easy to play (the rules are simple). You insert words to complete sentences, and its lighthearted and fun - lots of laughs. But makes you "think," too - to come up with all words that start with a certain letter of the alphabet.
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11/03/2014
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Even though this is advertised as a child's game, it is perfect for adults who like to travel. It provides hours of fun.
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