Ceaco - Silver Select - Thomas Kinkade - Harry Potter Diagon Alley - 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle for Adults -Challenging Puzzle Perfect for Game Nights - Size is 26.75 x 19.75

I didn’t want to do a 1500 piece so I opted for this one even though it had less reviews. We absolutely LOVE this puzzle. It’s beautifully packaged and we are so excited to finish it. 1,000 pieces is just right for us. The box is really cool.

Not an easy puzzle but we liked it!

I literally have to use a flashlight to be able to see the pieces because they’re so dark. They’re no where near as bright as it looks in the picture. On top of that, it arrived missing four pieces.Also, pieces fit (and literally look as if they go together) when they don’t. The cut on this puzzle is so bizarre.

A piece was missing

This would be a beautiful gift!!!! The box is actually a drawer with ribbon pull that adds a special touch! I peeked inside and the puzzle pieces are in a soft reusable plastic bag that would make a puzzle lover swoon. I cannot wait to get started; they already impressed me with luxurious quality that is so rare these days.

Absolutely beautiful puzzle. Until the very end when I realized I was missing a single piece. Devastating. 🤣 The actual puzzle was a bit darker than the image on the box/inside go by photo, but it was still a gorgeous puzzle.

This puzzle was definitely challenging. The colors are all muted and "smudgy" with lots of dark blues, dark browns and dark grays. It all blended together to an overall murky muddy soup in some areas, which is perfect for the look of Diagon Alley, but as a jigsaw puzzle it was borderline miserable.After the border, and the sky pieces were done we all hit a wall in terms of progress. Finally completing it after a 4-5 days over a weekend. THankfully, no missing pieces. Honestly, after investing all the hours into completing the puzzle, if there were missing pieces in the end I would've gone insane and lit it on fire in the backyard. LOLOur family likes puzzles. We have done 500-1000 piece bright colorful puzzles without a problem. Themes like, candy, donuts, Lego minifigs, Pokemon, etc.. I've rarely seen my kids completelty quit on a puzzle like this one. And they are big Harry Potter fans. There were long stretches of time where I was the only one at the table! But I made it a mission to complete the torturous puzzle to show the kids just because something is hard, it's not impossible. And to stick with something and finish what you started, even if it was mind-numbing. And frustrating. And aggrivating. Hahah. I'm SO DONE with this Diagon Alley puzzle. Now that it's done, I never want to see it again. This was NOT my idea of fun family time.

We average a puzzle a week, and this honestly took us longer. A challenging puzzle with lots of detail.