Toy

Ordered this for my grandsons, ages 4 and 6, and they love it! It has kept them occupied for hours and hours. The elevator raises the small cars to the top of the ramp, and they then travel around and around until they reach the bottom, when the cars again enter the elevator. I thought it odd that there were no instructions for assembly, even though there were a good number of parts. However, by looking at the picture on the box cover, I was able to figure out how to assemble this without instructions, and it was not terribly difficult, although I did have to undo and redo some parts a couple of times. It did take more time than it would have had instructions been included. The elevator is powered by AA batteries, which were not included. It also has a soundtrack that is quite loud and annoying, but fortunately there is a button to turn of the soundtrack. This is fairly lightly-made, so I don't think it will last a long time, but the grandsons are enjoying it while it lasts, and I think it is a good value considering how much pleasure it has given them. I would order again.

It has pictures on the box to put it together. It was awesome it came with its own screwdriver! But the cars keeping getting stuck in tube, everytimr. This was supposed to be a gift from Santa but unfortunately not worth the $40. I will be returning 😔

This was frustrating to assemble and even more so to play with it. The instructions are non-existent. There are pictures but they don't really clearly tell you what to do. I had to assemble, take apart and reassemble parts multiple times when the toy wouldn't function or stand up straight. Then, once it seemed to be together, I couldn't get the cars to smoothly go up the elevator portion because the dino cars would always end up on their sides and get stuck at the top. Once I freed them, they would come down about 2 rotations then the piece with the screw in it would interfere with the continuation of the car moving down. Sometimes, when it got to the bottom, it would easily start up the elevator and sometimes, it wouldn't even go into the open smoothly. I would try to tilt parts of it one way than the other but could never permanently fix it. After trying to get it to work for over an hour, I gave up. There was just no way to make this work and I was not about to disassemble it and start all over again. It's just too frustrating. Chances are, it will end up in the trash. I have other toys that are similar and are so much more reliable. They work every time you turn them on. Unless you have a lot of patience and your child has even more, I would not pull this out with them present. It's just going to make them upset. There's nothing worse than putting an inordinate amount of time into trying to put a toy together only to discover it won't work correctly. It sure would have helped if I could have started with easy to read instructions. Then, maybe I'd understand what I may have done to prevent it from working. But I honestly think the toy is flawed. The tubing around the elevator is so wide, it's easy for the dino car to get stuck. The screws on the tubing are positioned in such a way that they are going to block the car from smoothly going down the ramp. I'd recommend the seller go back to the beginning and improve the design and then find a way to explain how to put it together put using visuals and in English.

The media could not be loaded. This toy seriously had me questioning how far I'll go for my kids. As others have mentioned, it is a bit of a nightmare to assemble and will have you baffled and cursing. I'm going to give you a few tips to save you all some hassle.1. PUT THE BATTERIES IN FIRST. I did not do this and then had to turn it upside down and ruin about 30 minutes worth of work. You will need tools2. I seriously couldn't find the handle of the screwdriver until about 15 minutes in. Find that first.3. The tower part is poorly designed. It causes all the trouble in assembly and operation. It just needs to be a tube honestly or at least only 2 portions.4. It appears the very top of the tube has been redesigned since the product has been made because the box pieces didn't match what we got. Here is the biggest headache - a white cap piece with a "fin" on it to make the jaw of the dinosaur open and close. That piece does not fit under the hole for the top. It slides a bit into a small slit between 2 pieces at the very top and then connects to the white shaft.5. The dinosaurs get stuck fairly often but usually if you are rushing.6. The toy makes a weird elephant noise even though they are dinosaurs. You can turn it off but only as long as the toy is on. After you turn it off and on again you start all over.My kids like it but it was a huge hassle and could use some redesigning.

Is made of plastic, with mostly plastic parts including the screws to hold it together. He already broke one of the screws. I didn't think the parts would be this small by the time the kiddo opened it, and I realized just how tiny the toy is he already had most of the parts lost. I would not suggest this for any child who does not have impulse control as the cars and a lot of the other parts are just the right size to either shove up a nostril or swallow. My autistic grandson loves it but the size of the parts and the cars have me paying close attention when he is playing with what is left of it. The toy itself is very cute, and if I had gotten to the parts before him, it would have been very giftable for the right child.

Nice Sturdy Car Track, my son loved it! Always looking for lasting toys that grab his attention. This did it!

I have four kids ranging from 1 to 4 and I thought this was going to be bigger but its tiny pieces for my older kids. Which I am cool with but I thought it was something they could all enjoy as it rums by itself. Not a whole lot of instructions but itself self exploratory. All the pieces are versitle for their area. I love simple put togethers. Kiddos love so im happy