Kiddie Play Tent for Kids Candy Playhouse Boys & Girls Indoor Outdoor Toy

I purchased this and the "Hide N Side Kids Play Tunnels, Indoor Outdoor Crawl Through Tunnel" to set up a little indoor play fun for my girls (ages 2 and 5). The red tent and the mats we already had but I will list what they are at the end if you would like similar.The setup:I don't know if it was supposed to have instructions or not. Mine didn't. It's pretty straight forward even without instructions, but I went ahead and attached the instructions I found online to my review. I recommend building the bottom of the frame inside the pink thing so you get an idea what it'll look like and don't have to move it later.The Size:Both my 2 and 5 year old fit in here. So do I at 6'1. The 2yo can stand, the 5yo cannot. I of course must fold to get in.The fun:The little window piece is unique from a lot of the tents I've seen and the girls love it. It folds both in or out with pictures visible on both sides (it's "in" in these photos). They get a great thrill out of going in from the tunnel.The material:It feels a little more... plasticky? I guess? than the normal canvasy tents that I have purchased before. I mean, they're all pretty plasticky but this one just feels smoother. That said it seems pretty sturdy. I wouldn't recommend dragging it around on concrete but it works well indoors.The only complaint:The window piece doesn't really hold plastic toy food (or anything really). I'm considering getting a small plastic or wooden dowel to give it some sturdiness so they can use it as a trayOther items in the image:Hide N Side Kids Play Tunnels, Indoor Outdoor Crawl Through TunnelAnimal Orchestra Reversible Kids Playmat by Dwinguler (purchased on Wayfair)Click N' Play Knight Castle Design Play Tent (this is not the exact same model as the one I have, but the one I have was purchased at Walmart about 3-4 years ago as a gift and I could not find its match).The other 2 mats my mom made (shower curtain, pad, cloth)

Love this! I got this because I already had a little shopping cart and a cash register and thought this would be super fun to add !When I first assembled the structure it felt flimsy but honestly once you put on the outside it wraps around the corners and holds everything in super tight and niceAnd was easy to put together took me about 5 minutesIt doesn’t fold up so you have to un-assemble and re-assemble but it wouldn’t take that long (but I personally wouldn’t suggest it if you plan on putting it away each day)Other then that it is actually better then I thought it would be and I’m excited for the kids to play in it !After kids played for a few days in it:held up super well even with them climbing through the window and they loved it!

I bought several of these tents to use for my dramatic play area for my in-home preschool. I only have six students at a time so I thought they would be cute to add. Unfortunately this seams are very loose and break open easily. Because of the amount of use that I would want to get out of them over the years I decided to return them as they are not worth 30 to $50 each, which is what I paid for them. If I was only using them for one or two children in my own home, I would say they're very cute and I would go for it!

Made poorly. The tent cover doesn't properly fit around the poles; it is slightly too small, so it bunches up and my kid and baby trip over it. Also, the picture is cute, but the actual product is a faded version. The pull-out ordering station, or whatever you'd call it, is very flimsy and basically unusable. I am returning the product as soon as we receive a different tent I purchased arrives today. Very disappointing. The premise is fun and cute-- the outcome is dangerous and disappointing.

Product width is extremely small and the directions were so tiny that you cannot read them. It was easy enough to put together though. This is definitely geared for toddler aged children to use. Customer service was great.

My granddaughter loves it ❤️

Awsome

I bought this for my kids for Christmas and it was in the garbage a week after New Years. Firstly, at my own fault, I thought it was a pop up. I realized I made a mistake and accepted it. I put it together, assembly was easy, my kids were able to help. They played in it for a bit and told me that pieces kept separating. We reattached them a few times, I even consider gluing the joints together, but it didn't last long enough to do that. The joints started to break with easy play (entering and exiting the tent), and finally the longer pieces started to break. I didn't have the patience anymore and just tossed it. It was super cute and the kids liked it, it's just cheaply made.