WELL BALANCED Bonding Miles – Road Trip Conversation Card Game for Kids, Teens & Adults, Car Game, Travel Essentials

Fun with moms
Hubs and I took our moms (87 &89) on a 6 day road trip. These cards provide some interesting questions and opened up some memories of their childhood, as well as providing us side topics. Very glad I pirchasedthem.

Fun!
These are fun and a great way to get to. Having said that, some of the questions might be a little too “deep“ for some folks.

Bonding, Relationship Building, Travel-Friendly Design, Affordable Entertainment
WELL BALANCED Bonding Miles – Road Trip Conversation Card Game for Kids, Teens & Adults, Car Game, Travel EssentialsThe game is easy to understand, with straightforward rules that can be learned quickly, the game really helps build and strengthen relationships, encourages meaningful conversations and bonding, the game will keep you entertained, engaged we’ve played on a road trips, by the camp fire and floating on the waterThe cards are easy to store and take with you, the only downside is that the cards do not come with a plastic carrying case, the cards are affordable quality entertainment

100 question cards spark conversation for road trips and beyond.
I ordered this WELL BALANCED Bonding Miles – Road Trip Conversation Card Game for Kids, Teens & Adults, Car Game to take along on an upcoming long car trip.Our teenager is away at music camp this summer; it’s over 800 miles from our home, and my husband and I are driving out to see the final concert and bring him back to our home, at which point, he’s off to another music camp. We have over 1600 miles round trip to drive, and I’ve been looking for fun activities for the trip.This set of cards are intended to be conversation starters. The sales page calls this a game, but the box states, “no rules, no pressure, just great conversations”. There’s 100 cards, each designed to spark conversation in the car.The cards all have the same basic design in the back, but there are five different groups. The group title is on the back of the card: Express and Evolve, Family, Plans and Dreams, Traveling, and Self-Exploration, which I’m sure my teen will make a double entendre about when he hears the category.Each category has a range of questions, ranging from pretty basic to more thought provoking. I don’t know that we’ll play this non stop, but it seems like a good thing to have if conversation lags; pull out the deck and pull a card at random.The cards come in a cardboard box that’s small enough to easily tuck into a purse, backpack, or weekender. The sets of cards arrive in two decks that are wrapped in plastic. However, once you pull out the cards, it’s difficult to keep them organized by type. Each category has a different face color: blue, yellow, green, purple, and pink. I wish there were a way to keep the decks separate; we might be in the mood for traveling questions, for example, or not in the mood for questions about, say, plans and dreams. I could put each category in a zippie bag, but then they won’t fit in the case. It would be nice to have a way to separate out cards we’ve used from new ones, too.At the current price ($9.99) I think this is a fun inexpensive bring along for a long family road trip; the variety of starters are a good way to prime conversation. I’m not sure I would call this a game, but it’s a fun activity for a long trip that would also work well on a train or in a plane or waiting to board. You could even tuck this in your bag for Disney or theme parks, something to keep busy while waiting in line.