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Dora the Explorer: Dora's Ballet Adventures
Score: 78%
Rating: Not Rated
Publisher: Paramount
Region: 1
Media: DVD/1
Running Time: 95 Mins.
Genre: Family/Animated/TV Series
Audio: Dolby Digital English Stereo
Subtitles: English

Features:
  • Episodes:
    • Dora’s Ballet Adventure
    • Dora, La Musico
    • The Super Silly Fiesta
    • Surprise

Dora the Explorer: Dora's Ballet Adventures is another DVD collection featuring Dora, Boots and the rest of the gang. This particular four-episode disc not only contains the collection's titular episode, but it also has an episode involving musical instruments and two about parties.

"Dora's Ballet Adventure" has Dora and her friends getting ready for a big ballet recital, but when they realize that the ballet shoes aren't going to be delivered in time, Dora and Boots head out to the ballet school to get them.

In "Dora, La Musico," a mean man has taken all of the people's instruments and locked them in a box that can only be opened when music is being played. This is, of course, exactly what Mr. Shush wants, but he doesn't realize that Dora has a flute and Boots has a set of maracas. On their way to the music box, they pick up Isa, Tico and Benny who all sing and dance their way to freeing the instruments and turning Mr. Shush into a music lover.

"The Super Silly Fiesta" has the pair going to Big Red Chicken's super silly fiesta. The duo's mission this time is to not only get to the fiesta, but to safely get Big Red Chicken's cake to the party.

"Surprise" is an early episode where Dora is planning a big birthday party for Boots, only he doesn't know about it. This particular adventure has them having to get past both a bunch of chickens and, of course, Swiper.

Dora the Explorer: Dora's Ballet Adventures is a nice collection of episodes. The only real drawback is the fact that it is a Target only product so you won't be able to go just anywhere to pick this DVD up.



-J.R. Nip, GameVortex Communications
AKA Chris Meyer
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