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Lalaloopsy: Festival of Sugary Sweets
- DVD Release Date: March 3, 2015
- Run Time: 45 minutes
- Number of discs: 1
- Studio: Lions Gate
- ASIN: B00RDZMWPQ
The Lalaloopsy friends create the perfect recipe for fun and adventure in this delightful movie treat! When a sugar shortage threatens the annual Festival of Sugary Sweets, the friends devise a delicious way to save the day — and discover that when you work together as a team, you can make something really special!
My girls LOVE Lalaloopsy so they were very excited to see a new movie. This time the Lalaloopsy girls were excited about the Festival of Sugary Sweets. But there was a shortage of sugar! This colorful movie shows how if everyone works together they can accomplish anything.
Lalaloopsy always has a great positive outcome with a great message to little ones about how to get out of bad situations. Of course my girls A and E brought out their dolls to watch with them and pointed out new dolls that they want. In this movie they also featured the small or as my girls call them “baby” girls. I definitely recommend this movie to any Lalaloopsy fan.
Here’s the trailer.
what message does these sweet tales deliver to kids?
New movies are always fun to watch. This one is very colorful and fun.
My girls used to be super-into LalaLoopsey. Alas, they have outgrown her and are now into vampires and zombies…
I have only boys in my family, but my nieces and a friend of mine has a little girl that are all over Lalaloopsy. Its fun to see how kids light up with these movies! They Love Lalaloopsy. Great message they can learn too!
My kids love Lalaloopsy – this looks super cute! They would definitely like to see this one, so I’ll have to keep an eye out for it.
This one looks like a fun family-friendly film. My seven year old daughter would love it. Great for the Easter basket too!