Includes Barbie 3-in-1 DreamCamper vehicle, 1 detachable truck, 1 boat, 4 plates, 4 cups, 4 forks, 1 spatula, 1 cooking pan, milk, orange juice, 2 water bottles, 2 s'mores, 2 hot dogs, 1 fish, 4 toothbrushes, 1 toothbrush holder, 2 blankets, 1 sleeping bag, fishing pole, 2 stools, 1 transforming fire pit and 1 picnic ...

Includes camper play set with transformation features that include a pop-out pool (with ladder and stairs), pop-out rear (with bathroom and kitchen features), two hammocks and front seats that double as chairs; furnishings that include a dining table, two stools and a fire pit; and storytelling accessories, like four ...

ages 3 to 7 years old With an exciting transformation and so many storytelling pieces, the Barbie® Dream Camper™ makes a great gift for young adventurers ages 3 to 7 years old.

Destination. When they arrive the camper opens to reveal a kitchen dining. Area sleeping area bathroom pool slide and den with a tv.

The Barbie® Dreamplane™ playset includes 1 transforming plane/playset with rolling wheels, 1 puppy, 1 snack cart, 2 trays, 2 meals, 1 water bottle, 1 drink can, 1 coffee cup, 1 snack, 1 dog bone, 1 magazine, 2 blankets, 1 eye mask, 1 set of headphones and 1 piece of working luggage.

In 1971, Barbie was ready to go on adventures in her first camper.

In the book Barbie Dreamhouse: An Architectural Survey, by Mattel Creations, it's possible to see a snapshot of the original house, made entirely of cardboard, with yellow walls, a single bed, and college pennants as decoration.

cardboard The first Dreamhouse was made of cardboard and had one room. It had a television set, a record player, and no kitchen. By 1974, the Barbie Dreamhouse was a townhouse with three stories and six rooms. In 1979, as cities shrunk, the house was a suburban-seeming A-frame with two stories and six rooms.

In the case of the “Barbie” movie, the MPAA handed down a PG-13 rating for two main reasons: Brief language. Suggestive references.

PG-13 A PG-13 rating is generally given to titles that the Motion Pictures Association (MPA) feels include “some material that may be inappropriate for children under 13”. Barbie was granted this rating for “suggestive references and brief language”.

A toy hauler is a type of RV or camping trailer that has a design meant to haul toys. That doesn't include small toys - rather, toys like snowmobiles, golf carts, motorcycles, quads, and dirt bikes. The hauler has a rear wall that drops down and works to drive the big toys in and out.

The Barbie Dreamplane is ready to help imaginations take off with Barbie pilot doll to anywhere! Kids can place Barbie doll in the pilot's seat, then push the plane on its wheels to taxi on the ground or open up the top and side to reveal the inside and play out the ride.