How compact is this? Is this something I can throw in a smallish bag without the box for travel? Needing only a table top to play on?
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The box is about 10 inches by 10 inches by 2 inches, so it is fairly portable. You will easily be able to throw it in a backpack, it even a largeish purse.
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The board is small to begin with (about half the size of a regular board game), and it will help you keep the cards and other stuff neatly inside it. As for the actual pieces, you only get 3 ships, and they have their own compartment inside the box. You can't fit the whole game in a smallish bag. The ships are VERY fragile and break easily. As careful as I am, I already broke one of the ship's bases.
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I kept mine in the box. Easier to keep it all together. The box is 10"x10"x2". But that's only the starter set. It's fun to use to play once or twice, learn how the game works. But you'll probably want to buy more ships. I ended up buying another core set. It's a great deal, 2 TIEs, 1 X-Wing, another set of dice, for considerably less than you would buy them seperately. Then I bought other ships. So I bought a tackle box to carry it all in. There are plenty of options, but I chose the Plano 1734.Beyond that, yes, all you need is a table to play on. Suggested size is a 3'x3' area. I kept mine in the box. Easier to keep it all together. The box is 10"x10"x2". But that's only the starter set. It's fun to use to play once or twice, learn how the game works. But you'll probably want to buy more ships. I ended up buying another core set. It's a great deal, 2 TIEs, 1 X-Wing, another set of dice, for considerably less than you would buy them seperately. Then I bought other ships. So I bought a tackle box to carry it all in. There are plenty of options, but I chose the Plano 1734.Beyond that, yes, all you need is a table to play on. Suggested size... » Read More I kept mine in the box. Easier to keep it all together. The box is 10"x10"x2". But that's only the starter set. It's fun to use to play once or twice, learn how the game works. But you'll probably want to buy more ships. I ended up buying another core set. It's a great deal, 2 TIEs, 1 X-Wing, another set of dice, for considerably less than you would buy them seperately. Then I bought other ships. So I bought a tackle box to carry it all in. There are plenty of options, but I chose the Plano 1734.Beyond that, yes, all you need is a table to play on. Suggested size is a 3'x3' area. « Show Less
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The box is about a square foot in size, give or take a few inches, and you COULD throw it in a bag without the box but the ships are small and fragile and some of the movement templates are longer and could bend or break. I don't suggest it. Also, though the official playing area is a 3x3 foot area, we get by using a card table just fine. Any flat surface would work though
2227421
It's not huge, it just a bit bigger than the playard while folded. I would say the box is comparable in size to the box of a stroller
639862
Unable to respond as we are out of town and the game is not with us. It has 3 holes for the game and grandkids enjoy it. two boards that fold in two for easier storage. Sorry unable to estimate size correctly, but perhaps 3' by 14 inches.
601873
It is definitely portable enough for travel, it does not come with a travel case, but is a great product for the price.
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Hey,The box is shorter squarish box, not very difficult for 1 person to carry (size and weightwise) - probably around 3ft x 2.5ft x 2ft . All the pieces are layed flat with the pillars layed on top. It's all twist on etc, with 3 'screws' to use a driver with.
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I would highly recommend this for travel. Unless you need something to let the little one play in, I would pick this over the pack n play. My little one sleeps better in the rocker than she ever did in the pack n play and you don't have to worry about the assembly either.
772548
It's pretty compact. I use it with my laptop, and slide across the deck of the laptop, rather than use the stick or touchpad.
1219326
I think it wud be small as a ball pit. It doesn't have so much room to play. I got this for my 1yr old baby & she just got enough area to just sit and play.
1850184
I have a shoulder travel bag I use for cosmetics/beauty and it fits nicely at the bottom of the bag as a base because it isn't small. It has a bubble shape and definitely the size of other full set hot rollers. It is not what would be considered "travel" or "compact" size by any means. If you're looking for a "travel" size this will be too big for you.
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Unable to respond as we are out of town and the game is not with us. It has 3 holes for the game and grandkids enjoy it.two boards that fold in two for easier storage. Sorry unable to estimate size correctly, but perhaps 3' by 14 inches.
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I'm thinking it's probably the same length and width as a pack n play but this is so much more portable and compact for traveling. It folds and unfolds easily and quickly and is very lightweight. We have gotten great use out of this travel crib.
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I really do not recall the size of the box but the largest part on this table is in two pieces the table top. So it would not have been as large as the others. Not sure about the luggage thing either. Sorry not able to help.
1213181
It's pretty compact. If I were putting it in a suitcase I might not roll it, maybe lay flat on the bottom.
618803
The box is not very large possibly 6x6 however, you do not need to take the box with you, it comes with a cloth bag that holds all the cubes. Then, you can adjust the cube bag to fit into an unusual size space, you draw your cubes from the bag while playing the game. I have packed the cloth bag in a ziplock bag as protection. This is a great fun game.
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It doesn't fold up. You'd have to disassemble it. It's not too difficult to disassemble and re-assemble, but it's more of a pain than merely folding it up.Truthfully, I don't know that I'd use it to travel and gig with...especially when you have it setup at the higher levels. It's stable enough for home use for me at the higher levels, but I wouldn't trust drunks around it. I'd pay the extra cash for something for stable.
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Hi, Amanda, I would describe it as very compact -- it's thin in depth & width, bit significant in length. K
1913387
It's compact, but not ultra compact. It's going to take up a little under 10L of space. It's very easily attachable to the outside of a pack as well. I love it!