Adventure Awaits! Kids Cardboard Rocket Playhouse - Color, Draw, and Customize - Great for Playtime and Arts-and-Crafts Time

Is easy to assemble.

Great present for the grandkids

It was cute for my 5 yr old's outer space themed party, but it was so unstable! A lot of tape was involved in getting it to stay standing, and even with all of that the door still kind of ripped away at the crease. Thicker cardboard would've made it better.Still the children enjoyed using dot markers to color it and playing inside.

Creatively designed rocket ship for kids to color. Lots of detail which makes this so much fun for kids. Great practice for smaller children to challenge them to stay in the lines. Material seems to be good quality and was not too difficult to assemble. Stands in place without falling although if more than a couple are coloring at the same time it does tend to move around a little bit. This would be a great gift or for a classroom, daycare, etc.

This is a cool item to occupy multiple kids during an adult party, but also really fun for adults to color while doing adult activities. Big enough for 2 toddlers to fit inside. Working door is a plus, overall it’s a win. It was really easy to assemble but wasn't super sturdy. The outside has plenty of space to color and my kids still haven’t finished so they still aren’t sick of it.

The product its self would be great if the way they packaged the item didn’t ruin it. They folded the spaceship in half to package it. So when you unfold it, it is less stable because of the extra crease. Not worth the price for the quality you get.

Unstable the 3year old can sit but can not move without ripping the cardboard. Pay attention to measurements much smaller than it appears in picture.

Fun temporary playhouse. It’s cardboard, so you can’t expect it to last forever. But it’s sturdy cardboard and could be plenty of fun. The plan is to take it to the daycare for the space unit. They can color it at the start of the unit, and it will be an awesome play center for the two to three week unit.I pulled it out and set it up. It took me 10 minutes to set up the rocket completely. I could do it faster the second time, but most people will only set it up once. It will be easy to color with markers, crayons, or paint if you’re ambitious. I think markers will be best for my preschoolers. It could fit two preschoolers in it together, but only if they like each other enough to be close. It’s about 4’ 6”, so a good height for little kids. It’s sturdy and wouldn’t be likely to fall down unless the kid tackled the side. Honestly, I’m so excited to see the kids use it!