Beat the Parents Disney Edition Board Game – 150 Drawing & Active Challenges for Kids & Adults

Beat the Parents Disney Edition is a family board game where kids and parents team up to test their Disney knowledge through 150 drawing and active challenges. Designed for 4 players ages 8 and up, this game combines trivia, sketching, and physical activities into one lively showdown. The first team to complete their final challenge and cross the finish line wins—and gets to wager a Disney movie for the whole family to watch.

How the Disney Showdown Works

Each team moves their Mickey mover around the gameboard. When it's your turn, draw a card matching the color of your space. Read the challenge out loud: it will be either an active challenge (something you do) or a drawing challenge (something you sketch on a dry erase board). You win the challenge by answering correctly or completing the task. If you win, move forward one space. If not, you stay put. Then the other team goes. Keep racing until one team finishes their final challenge and crosses the finish line.

What You Get in the Box

• 150 Cards with Disney-themed challenges
• 2 Dry Erase Boards for drawing challenges
• 1 Gameboard with a winding path
• 2 Mickey Movers to track progress
• 2 Dry Erase Markers
• 1 Timer for timed challenges
• Instructions with full game rules

Game Details at a Glance

Common Questions About the Game

What kinds of challenges are included?

Challenges fall into two categories: drawing challenges, where you sketch something on the dry erase board, and active challenges, where you perform a physical task or answer a Disney trivia question. All are based on Disney movies, characters, and stories.

How does a team win?

Teams take turns moving around the board by winning challenges. The first team to complete their final challenge and get their mover to the finish line wins. Winners then choose a Disney movie for the whole family to watch together.

Is this the same as the original Beat the Parents game?

No, this is a Disney-themed edition. It features 150 brand-new challenges focused exclusively on Disney. The gameplay is similar, but all content is built around Disney movies and characters.

Can more than 4 people play?

The game is designed for exactly 4 players split into two teams: kids versus parents. While you could rotate players, the official rules work best with 4.