Parents, start saving your money, the 2016 Toy Fair begins
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The toys that your children will be begging for are being previewed at this year's Toy Fair.
They're so cool that the kids may even be willing to earn the money to pay for them!
Mainstays like Barbie and Lego are joining newcomers like "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" and drones.
Barbie is getting a new dream house, a smart home version of the house that girls wanted growing up, Mashable reported.
The Barbie Hello Dreamhouse will set you back $299 this fall.
The doll who has her own shade of pink is also getting a drone, a Barbie Drone.
Barbie will be able to fly later this year for $59.99.
A 3D printer will also be available in a child's size thanks with Mattel's ThingMaker 3D printer. It will set you back $299, not counting the colored filament, which will be sold separately.
And if you were as enthralled by BB-8 and you didn't get your hands on Sphero's little robot, a full-sized version of the orange and white rolling droid will be on the market this fall. BB-8 will cost $180. The Spin Master replica is controlled by either a traditional remote or voice commands. It will also have a "follow me" mode so BB-8 will roll along in your footsteps, Mashable reported.
