Winning Moves Scrabble to Go Games USA, a Travel Version of The World's Favorite Word Game, for 2 to 4 Players, Ages 8+ (1202)

This travel Scrabble set has been a perfect addition to our family trips! All the pieces, including the letter holders, fit neatly inside the case, which zips up for easy storage and transport. The letter tiles are small, but not too small, so both kids and adults can play comfortably.My 9- and 12-year-olds love playing it, and it’s a fun way for them to practice spelling at the same time. We’ve used it at the dinner table on cruises and during downtime on vacations like in the airport. It’s compact, convenient, and fun, so I highly recommend for families on the go!

This is a replacement for a decades-old travel Scrabble set. The construction is good, the case zips closed and there's enough room in there for a few dice and Yahtzee scorecards. As a Scrabble game the tiles are pretty small, which is a fair tradeoff for the convenient size. The tiles adhere well to the board, and if you stop mid-game your rack of tiles can be snapped closed and secured to the back of the game board so the letters remain secret and available to resume later. I find the rack difficult to use during the game, and instead use anything handy as a screen to keep them secret. That's not enough of a negative to deduct a star from the review score.

Tiles do stay in place even when closing and storing the game. The tile trays close and so even the tile trays can be put away with tiles in them. So a partly finished game can be just put away. The text on the board is kind of small. but it is a travel game and lap sized so is as expected. I don't see anywhere that says you can order replacement tiles when/if any of them become lost. That to me is sort of a big deal. I guess if you loose a tile you have to order a whole new game?

The media could not be loaded. This compact version of the game is AWESOME for your travels when you want to take the fun with you! IDEAL for the beach! It's just like the regular board game, just in a mini version! Its conveniently made with a storage place for everything. The tiles snap in place on the board to prevent word play accidents and the tiles stay in place when closed just in case you need to break away from the game! Priced at a fair price for the convenience! You won't be disappointed if you keep in mind, it's a travel version and meant to be compact!

Great pieces and portability. Fun for allOf us.

I finally caved in and purchased a travel size kit. It helped entertain the kids when we didn’t want them on the screen during dinner or vacay. It’s a great size and light weight. Def worth getting!

The perfect scrabble to bring everywhere!

I love Scrabble, and wanted to be able to play it with someone who is in rehab for a few weeks to regain full mobility. This looked like the perfect idea, considering that we don't have a place where we can lay out a full Scrabble board, and may need to play a game over two sessions. The tiny racks are adorable, and cover the letters for privacy or storage, although it's hard to rearrange the letters. The letters snap into the board easily, making them quite secure when we pass the board between three players. Yes, the tiles are tiny and if you have arthritic or fat fingers it can be difficult to manipulate them. I think I'm going to bring some tweezers next time to see if they help.The big problem is that the darn board WILL NOT LIE FLAT unless you hold down both edges of the board, leaving you no hands to place letters. If you push down one side, the other pops up even more! I carefully read all the instructions and inspected the board before we started playing, and could find no way to lock the board into an open position, which would have made all the difference in the world! Maybe my case is defective, and with a good case it would lie flat, but it certainly doesn't for this one.It's worth keeping, but leaves me longing for my old magnetic scrabble game in the slip pocket, even though it was impossible to keep the tiles separated, as they all attached themselves to each other. I wonder whatever happened to them (I had two)....