Is Cards Against Disney Really Against Disney? – Review

There’s no better thing to do than to make adult jokes about childhood memories, and there’s no better such memory than Disney, indeed. If you’re wondering where to find all that, the only answer is Cards Against Disney. This one’s an unofficial CAH card game, which contains a huge deck and content that is, safe to say, one of our favorites. But, what does it mean it’s against Disney? 

The Box & Cards Of Cards Against Disney 

Although the most typical color of Cards Against Disney is red, the game is also available in black in some shops. 

Besides the main color, these 2 versions have slight differences in the writings as well, but it’s undeniable that the content is identical. In red and black, the game name is written with a cute Disney touch, and there’s a short caption about it, too.

Cards Against Humanity Disney edition contains a total of 828 cards, precisely 260 question cards and 568 answer cards. The red box contains red & white cards, while the black one contains black & white cards, just like the classic CAH packs. No matter what we say, nothing can make you buy the game quicker than reading the cards. And here are a few of them, besties:

Nemo sushi? A hookah-smoking caterpillar? The thing Aurora and Philip did after she awoke? Hilarious!!! 

How To Play Cards Against Disney?

Don’t judge the book by its cover. Even though it says it’s about Disney, it contains dirty humor for sure, just like every Cards Against Humanity game. Cards Against Disney is supposed to be played by everyone who is 17 or older, and usually, a good game is played by 4 to 20 or more players. Well, aight, you can also play with just as few as 2 or 3 people. Here’s how the game goes: 

• Decide who the Card Czar (game judge) is for each round. This special player deals everyone 7 white cards.
• The Card Czar reads one red (or black, in the other version) card out loud and waits for responses. 
• All other players, after hearing the chosen prompt card, pick one of their white cards as a response. 
• The funniest card, according to the game judge, gets one awesome point.
• When you’re done playing and decide to make a haiku, whoever has the most awesome points wins Cards Against Disney!

Needless to say, it’s one of the people’s favorite themed editions. If you’re curious to read a few card combinations, watch this: Cards Against Disney.

Where To Get Cards Against Disney?

This edition, considering it’s a fan-made, third-party one, isn’t available at the official store of Cards Against Humanity. A few years ago, it was available on Amazon and similar shops. These days, you can find it on a few less popular websites for around $50-$60. But, we’ve got a more fascinating idea. Cards Against Disney is available at our shop, EditionCards, for only $9.95 on sale!

It’s a printable version, so the pros are that you’ll get it in an unbelievable timeframe, there’s no risk for the cards or box to be damaged, and of course, the price is lovely!   

Honest Thoughts On Cards Against Disney

The key to having fun when playing Cards Against Disney is having knowledge about Disney characters and stories, and I bet there’s no one over 17 who doesn’t carry that. The good thing is that even though there are over 800 cards, there are no duplicates or any card that’s extremely similar to another. Of course, your whole perception about Disney will change, but considering all the hilarious & dirty jokes that will be made, it’s worth it. One thing we love doing is mixing these cards with the ones in the main game, and it leads to unforgettable times.

Now, in a deck of that many cards, a few errors are kinda acceptable. We’ve noticed that there are a few spelling errors in a tiny number of them, which causes them to be misunderstood at first. Other than that, there aren’t really any other catches. Well, besides the fact that you SHOULDN’T play it with people who take life too seriously or find such jokes disturbing, or else the fun will be ruined. 

They haven’t really made any updates or changes over the last few years, so if you bought Cards Against Disney a few years ago, you’re fine. And when you’re done playing every single card, consider getting Cards Against Your Childhood.