
How the Magic Bus works
Four ways to play, one happy kid. Here is what makes it magic.
Why parents love it
A toy they keep coming back to — and one you'll feel good about buying.
What parents are saying
Superb birthday present. The grown-ups were every bit as impressed as the kids — everything arrived neatly in the box.
The full pack really is complete, we could start playing immediately. The lights look even better in real life!
Excellent value for money. So many features for the price — line mode is the favourite in our house.
Bought it for my 5-year-old and he's obsessed — draws roads all over the kitchen table and the bus follows them. Lovely to see him off the iPad!
My daughter draws the wildest, squiggliest roads just to see if the bus can keep up. It always does — she squeals every time.
Got this for my grandson's birthday. The little face and the sounds had the whole room laughing. Feels well made for the price too.
Arrived in about a week, nicely packaged. The little LED face is my son's favourite thing — he says goodnight to it.
Both my kids fight over whose turn it is! Easy for little hands and the marker was included so we played straight out of the box.
Bought two for the siblings — escape mode has them chasing the buses around the kitchen. Total chaos, zero screens. Win.
Genuinely impressed for the price. Feels solid and has already survived plenty of crashes off the coffee table.
Got this for my nephew's 4th birthday. Easily the most played-with present he got — his mum keeps sending me videos.
Love that it's screen-free. My son spends ages drawing tracks instead of asking for the iPad. Worth every penny.
USB charging for the bus is so handy — no more battery hunts. Note the remote takes AAs though, worth knowing.
The included marker was a lovely touch — we were playing within minutes of opening it. My daughter is obsessed.
Less screen time. More imagination.
Wiggle Wheels is made for parents who want play that actually means something. Your child draws a road — and watches their imagination steer it. Creativity, focus and hand-eye coordination, all without a screen in sight.