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Welcome to Disney Solitaire, the ultimate card game that transforms classic tripeaks solitaire into an exciting experience filled with magic! Step into the enchanting realm of Disney Solitaire, where every postcard recreates an iconic scene from the worlds of Disney and Pixar! From the moment you start playing, you’ll find yourself immersed in colorful scenes featuring some of your favorite characters like Aladdin, Elsa, Moana and Woody. This isn’t just another solitaire game; it’s a vibrant experience packed with excitement, strategy, and whimsical charm. Disney Solitaire redefines the solitaire experience with innovative gameplay features. Collect unique power-ups and special cards that can change your strategy. Play Disney Solitaire now and step into a world where every game leads to magic, and every victory brings you closer to unlocking an enchanting scene. With stunning visuals, engaging gameplay, and heartwarming moments, Disney Solitaire is your ticket to a magical escape. Don’t miss out - your adventure awaits! Disney Solitaire is intended for those 13 and older. Disney Solitaire does not require payment to download and play, but it also allows you to purchase virtual items with real money inside the game, including random items. You can disable in-app purchases in your device's settings. Disney Solitaire may also contain advertising. You may require an internet connection to play Disney Solitaire and access its social features. You can also find more information about the functionality, compatibility and interoperability of Disney Solitaire in the above description and additional app store information. This game may contain flashing effects that could trigger seizures in sensitive individuals.
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A+ I’m loving this game!
Disney Rocks Rocks So much fun!
Their support is garbage I purchased coins on my iPhone so that my daughter could play on my iPad. The coins were shown on my phone, but not on the iPad. We closed out of both applications and reopened it on the iPad and the coins still did not show. I went ahead and let my daughter use my phone to play, but then the clients were not there as well. I opened a ticket with support and sent them screenshots of my purchase. below is what they said. They reply “I'm sorry to hear about the situation. I reviewed your account and I saw that you used multiple devices when playing the game. Please keep in mind that we do not hold any liability for any lost resources that come as a result of using multiple devices at a time. Doing this may result in errors and discrepancies with your progress. Please make sure to use only one device at a time when playing Disney Solitaire to avoid such unpleasant scenarios. And make sure you completely close the app on the first device before opening it on the second one.” The game is fun, way too many ads and their support is basically just a money crab, pure wet garbage
NOT solitaire- pay to play if not careful! This is NOT solitaire but a rigged version of a game similar to ‘spit’ where you must play a card with a value of one-above or one-below the card currently in play. There is no real strategy involved. If you are ‘stuck’ you of course can pay to play. I believe the app intentionally gives you bad draws so you must pay to play after playing for 45 minutes. The app constantly begs you to pay to play for ‘unlocking bonuses’. The ‘price’ of each level jumps astronomically after you ‘pass’ a level. My advice? Don’t play. If you do play, do NOT spend coins on wild cards or any other gameplay mechanic. Otherwise you’ll end up relying on the daily ‘gifts’ of coins to even play a level. This game is bright and flashy and basically designed to suck money out of toddlers and children and the elderly who might have poor impulse control. Please supervise your dependent players because they will quickly auto-lock themselves out of further game play, and you could end up paying real money for a nonsense game that most definitely is NOT solitaire. The only reason I played the game for so long was to earn points towards a gift card from a survey service that paid me real money. It was not enjoyable to play this game - quite the contrary. It was frustrating. The only good thing was the soundtrack, which were dumbed-down overtures of Disney classics. Don’t play this if you’re looking for real solitaire.
Good It is so good I can't even explain it.
Ok Fun
Good game but… Trust me it’s a great game and very addictive but the annoying thing is that once you get to higher levels it becomes difficult to keep playing with spending coins on majority of the rounds and even the events are impossible to complete without making purchases and like people don’t have money like that to spend on a game i just wish they would make the events last much longer or somehow make it easier to get coins with having to spend money.
Yayy Soo fun
Love it Love this game
Frustrating Pay to Play I don’t mind a good entertaining game but I found this one to be very frustrating. The first 100 levels are fine but then you find yourself constantly unable to advance without paying for more coins. The hourly check in for coins and in general the amount won from passing levels or achieving special events is paltry and akin to betting $1 and winning 10 cents back. Unlike other games there isn’t much more to do at that point then “pay to play” solitaire. Some of the events are impossible to complete without literally spending hundreds of dollars or countless hours playing and nobody has the time. Here’s 14 offers $$ for more coins!! The game balance needs to be revisited and for goodness sake loosen the purse strings and give us some more coins to play. First 100 levels fun. After? Just delete the game and save yourself the frustration. I will add that I thank the developer for responding to my feedback about revisiting the game balance.