Quick answer
Choose the Alice Puzzle Full Set if you want the largest Alice in Wonderland jigsaw puzzle set with a double-sided 1,000-piece build and a second image on the reverse. Choose the Alice Puzzle Combo if you want one 1,000-piece puzzle plus a 140-piece test tube puzzle for a lower entry price and a quicker warm-up.
What the two Alice puzzle bundles actually contain
The Alice Puzzle Full Set is built around a 1,000-piece Alice in Wonderland jigsaw puzzle measuring 18 by 24 inches. It is double-sided, with a second image printed on the reverse so the same box gives you a different assembly experience. The combo keeps that same 1,000-piece puzzle but adds a 140-piece Alice in Wonderland test tube puzzle instead of the double-sided feature.
That difference matters more than the names suggest. The full set is one large, layered project. The combo is two separate projects at very different scales, which changes how you plan a puzzle session and who can join in.
The trade-off: depth versus variety
The full set asks you to commit to a single large image and rewards you with a second image on the back. If you enjoy sorting by color and revisiting a puzzle to see new details, the double-sided format gives you more mileage from one box. The trade-off is that it is still one 1,000-piece build, so it suits longer, slower sessions.
The combo trades that second image for a second format. The 140-piece test tube puzzle is a small, separate build that works as a warm-up, a travel puzzle, or a low-commitment activity alongside the main 1,000-piece puzzle. You get more variety but less depth from any single puzzle.
Price and value context
At catalog prices, the full set is listed at USD 40.60 against a USD 58.00 comparison price, while the combo is listed at USD 25.62 against a USD 42.00 comparison price. The combo costs less up front, but the full set is the only one of the two that includes the double-sided second image.
Neither listing supplies option details such as piece-count variants or add-ons, so treat the listed contents as the decision baseline. If a specific option matters to you, confirm it before ordering rather than assuming the bundle includes extras.
Decision rules for choosing between the two
- If you want the most puzzle from one box: Pick the Alice Puzzle Full Set. The double-sided 1,000-piece puzzle gives you a second image on the reverse, so the box supports two full assemblies rather than one. Check that you have table space for an 18 by 24 inch puzzle before committing.
- If you want a warm-up or a second activity: Pick the Alice Puzzle Combo. The 140-piece test tube puzzle is a separate small build you can finish quickly, then move on to the main 1,000-piece puzzle. Keep the test tube puzzle for travel or short sessions so it does not compete with the main build.
- If budget is the deciding factor: The combo is the lower-cost entry at catalog price, while the full set carries the higher price and the double-sided feature. Decide whether the second image is worth the difference to you. Compare the current listed prices at checkout, since catalog comparison prices are not the same as what you pay.
Product facts at a glance
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Alice Puzzle Full Set: 1,000-piece Alice in Wonderland jigsaw puzzle, 18 by 24 inches, double-sided with a second image on the reverse. The double-sided format gives you a second assembly challenge from the same box, which suits puzzlers who like to revisit a build.
Alice Puzzle Full Set
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Alice Puzzle Combo: Bundle includes the 1,000-piece Alice in Wonderland jigsaw puzzle plus a 140-piece Alice in Wonderland test tube puzzle. Two formats in one bundle let you switch between a long main build and a short, small-piece session.
Alice Puzzle Combo
Who each Alice puzzle bundle suits
Best for
- Puzzlers who want one large, double-sided Alice in Wonderland jigsaw puzzle set
- Households with room for an 18 by 24 inch build and patience for a 1,000-piece project
- Gift-givers looking for a single substantial puzzle box
Not for
- Shoppers who want a small, quick puzzle alongside the main build
- Buyers who prefer two different formats over one double-sided puzzle
- Anyone who needs the lowest possible entry price