3pc Princess Fairy Tale Kids Play Tent, Oval Crawl Tunnel, Ball Pit for Toddlers, Indoor Outdoor Playhouse Castle Toys, Baby Boys Girls for 3 4 5 6 7 Years Old (Balls Not Included)

It's super huge so make sure you have space for it! Probably takes up about 10-20 feet of room. My daughter was scared of it at first but grandpa got in and all of a sudden she loved it! She's 9 months and easily climbed out of the ball pit so be aware. Other wise it was awesome and nicely made!

My soon to be grand son loves it. Fell right in.

buying this will not disappoint . Very good quality. JuST AS BIG AS YOU THINK IT WILL BE IF NOT BIGGER ! Great Quality for 2 year olds.

Pros: My 19 month old and I can bot fit in the tent. The design is so cute and I love that it collapses. It's bigger than I expected! We got 200 plastic balls for it and they didn't cover the bottom of the pit. (We ended up buying 1400 but that is waaaay to much. I'd say 600-800 would be a good amount)Cons: It does take a few minutes to set up. You have to secure the three pieces (tent, tunnel, ball pit) with these fabric ties. If you secure them together tightly, it's hard to untie and break down but if it isn't tight then they disconnect easily. The velcro cover flap to keep balls out of the tunnel and in the ball pit is only moderately effective.Overall, I'm satisfied with this and feel it'll be a fun to use for the next few years.

I have a 2 year old and a 9 year old, and we’re currently quarantined. I needed something they could both play in/with. While this is definitely meant more for the 2-5yo set, my 9yo loves creative/imagination play, and she can easily fit inside the spaceship (I can too, incidentally) and crawl through the tunnel. She says it’s the best toy I’ve ever bought her, and has already spent hours playing with her little brother. It goes without saying that the toddler is delighted with it. We couldn’t even get him to come out for dinner last night.This is a great plaything for the price. I don’t expect it will last forever - before the year is up it’ll probably need some duct tape somewhere - but my kids play hard and it’s worth every penny for the hours each day they will spend in it. It’ll probably last several years (getting shoddier each year).Whether you’re quarantined or just have a couple of kids at home, you can’t really go wrong with this. I can’t imagine a child who wouldn’t love it.The only caveat is that I wouldn’t buy it thinking you’ll fold it up and put it away each night. It’s easy to assemble, but you’re not going to want to untie all the little ties and fold all the pop up pieces and put it away.Just find somewhere to let the kids play, and leave it out until it disintegrates or your kids hit their tweens and don’t want it anymore.

Safety consern at tie junction if not supervised check connections no issie yet just observanceFun baby loves it

It’s overall okay. It’s straightforward in making the rods straight, tucking the ends in to the pockets at the top and bottom of the ship, and then tie the laces around the rod. It isn’t hard but does take a little bit to do it rather than just popping it into shape like the ball pit. The ball pit does lean with little movement so that’s a bit annoying when it shoves balls over the ledge of the pit and through the opening with no effort. Like any other play tent, you will never be able to fold it completely down into the bag ever again once opened. My son enjoys it, he likes that the rocket has an opening into the ball pit and a door you can zip open and closed too. He has also had fun throwing the balls into the attached hoop (something none of our other tents had). You can attach the pit by ties onto the rocket but it’s not a very sturdy connection. A downside is also that the little black ends to the support rods easily pop off when sliding them in and out of the holder pockets - this is a problem because you ideally don’t want to lose the end pieces but can be a CHOKING HAZARD if you’re using it with a very young kid. Obviously you want adult supervision but these things are tiny and dark and easy to miss and kids can be pretty quick even when you’re watching them. Overall it’s okay and my kid has had fun (past the age of choking hazards so not so much of a concern for us but be warned) but it’s cheap and therefore not super sturdy and could use design improvement.

Not very durable