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Bluey 5-Story Light & Surprise Heeler House Playset — 28 in Tall
Product description
This is Bluey’s largest house-style playset, rising to about 28 inches (71 cm) and spanning five stories with more than ten distinct play areas. New rooms included in this edition are Bandit’s office, a laundry room, a TV room and a verandah, giving kids a wider range of scenes to explore.
The set includes the whole Heeler family — Bluey, Bingo, Bandit and Chilli — plus over 30 loose pieces and three hidden surprise accessories. Notable interactive items are a washing machine with Chattermax, an oven that comes with a Duck Cake accessory, and a television unit that flips channels.
Electronics are built in to enhance play: press buttons to hear more than 50 sounds, phrases and songs. The rotating chimney has a light element that casts star shapes onto nearby surfaces, recreating the look of Bluey and Bingo’s bedroom.
Assembly is aimed to be simple and tool-free: connect three base sections, add stickers and accessories, install batteries, and the house is ready. The structure is molded plastic, lightweight enough to move but substantial enough to withstand active play. The variety of rooms and movable furnishings support both solo storytelling and cooperative play with multiple children.
Pros
- Highly interactive with lights, projection and 50+ audio clips
- Generous size supports multiple kids and lots of accessories
- Includes the full Heeler family and many movable pieces
Cons
- Large footprint requires dedicated storage space
- Some assembly and sticker application needed before play
- Projection is decorative rather than very bright
VerdictThis oversized Bluey playset delivers extensive imaginative play with lots of interactive features and a roomy footprint for multiple children. The light-up, star-projecting chimney and 50+ sound clips add charm, while the 30+ pieces and three mystery accessories keep discovery fresh. Build and sticker setup is straightforward, and the included Bluey, Bingo, Bandit and Chilli figures integrate wit
Reviews
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Kim Larsen 5/5
Big, detailed play environment that encourages creative play
This is far more substantial than smaller Bluey sets. With five floors, 10+ play areas and 30+ pieces, kids have lots of room to invent scenarios. I appreciate toys that leave room for imagination, and this set doesn’t force a single way to play — characters and furniture can be moved around freely.
The surprise elements are fun at first, but the real value is the ongoing play options. The structure feels sturdy enough and the bright colors and varied areas keep it interesting once assembled.
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Mama 5/5
Impressive scale and hours of play, just plan a setup session
I bought this for my kids and took my time prepping it — stickers, batteries and a little assembly so it would be ready when I handed it over. It really is massive at about 28 inches tall with five stories and more than ten unique play zones. The size becomes obvious when you stand it next to everyday items in the house.
Performance-wise it’s a showpiece: the kids (ages 6, 3 and 1) have all been able to use different rooms at once and play together without crowding. The collection includes 30+ pieces and a few surprise accessories, plus the Bluey family figures, so it integrates nicely with other vehicles and sets we already own. It takes a bit of time to get everything arranged, but once it’s set up the playtime payoff is huge.
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Customer Review 5/5
Huge and fun — parents will appreciate how playable it is
This house is enormous and a real crowd-pleaser for Bluey fans, though you’ll want to have a storage spot for it. It includes four articulated figures — Mom, Dad, Bingo and Bluey — that can sit or move with other sets. The set has spinning features like the chimney, multiple levels and versatile furniture pieces that fit in different rooms.
Made of plastic, it’s light enough to reposition but still substantial. The five floors can feel a touch tight in places, but when seen from a child’s perspective it’s fantastic. Favorites in our home are the washing machine, the bath tub and the toilet — all great for pretend play.
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OBG, LLC 5/5
Biggest Bluey house yet — lots of replay value
Our child loved it immediately. Standing over 28 inches tall with five floors and many little rooms, the playset includes Bandit’s office, a laundry area and a verandah, plus all four Heeler figures. The 50+ sound clips are replayed constantly and the chimney star projection is a bedtime favorite.
Playability is strong thanks to surprises like the washing machine with Chattermax, the oven’s Duck Cake and the TV that flips channels. Setup is straightforward — snap the three base pieces together and you’re ready to go. The plastic construction feels durable and the moving parts have held up to daily play so far.
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Henry 5/5
Jaw-dropping size and packed with features
This takes Bluey play to another scale — noticeably larger than many other licensed houses. The expansive interior and multiple rooms make it feel like a complete play environment rather than a small dollhouse. Between figures, accessories, sounds and lights there’s always something new to explore.
It’s not a compact toy, so measure your space first, but if you have the room this is one of the most impressive Bluey playsets available and keeps kids entertained for long stretches.
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Hidd 5/5
Charming and well-built, with lots of cute details
As a Bluey fan I loved the faithful touches from the show. The house is much larger than I expected and includes many small rooms and activity spots that keep the little ones engaged. Accessories are plentiful so it doesn’t feel sparse after assembly.
The chimney projection of stars is adorable, though don’t expect a powerful nightlight — it’s more of a soft effect. The built-in sounds and songs are the biggest hit and there are plenty of them. Overall the finish and detailing make it feel like a premium themed set.
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