Kid Trax Magical Playhouse Tent for Kids, Indoor/Outdoor Toys, Kids Tent, Large Space Pretend Play Toys, Easy Assembly, Front and Rear Openings, Sturdy, Easy Storage w/ Carrying Case, BLUE

I wanted a play house for my sons new motorcycle he is getting for his birthday. It might be a little short but will work. Pretty cheap and thin. Not really worth the price.. Poles are small but I will probably just duck tape ours as we plan to keep it up. It does look dirty on the doors and some of the blue but it looks as though it bled from the brown roof. Or it's meant to be there. Doesnt look like mud like others said.

Great tent! Yes, the frame is a little flimsy. But it is made for toddlers who run in and out of the tent. So, I wouldn’t want my kid running into a solid pvc pipe.Was fairly easy to assemble. Just assemble the bracket first and wrap the fabric over the already built structure. It is not like how you would assemble a camping tent.It was not dirty, there were no footprints on it. Very pleased.

It was missing a piece for the sign on top, so it will flop down. The directions were insane. Overall though the children in my classroom loved it and it survived.

NOT A POP UP! This is a flimsy, cheap and annoying item. It doesn't stay together well. The tiny PVC poles are flimsy and poor fitting, making them fall apart easily. If your child bumps into the side, the poles will come apart and the whole thing will collapse. If this was under $20 I'd say it was worth it but, at over $50, it's definitely not worth the price. I bought this specifically because I thought it was a pop up for my grandkids, only to find full on construction needed. It took awhile to put together and I don't have space for it to be left up. On top of that, it's not even fun for the kids to put together. It requires an adult. It was a Christmas present or I'd be returning this for sure.

I love this little house for my granddaughter. She has used it as a house, for the three little piggies and the wolf story, today it was the doctor’s office. The two side garage doors, work well for a grownup to get in. She uses the main door.Putting it together is tricky and we are going to to mark the set of tubes to put together again without having to use the instructions. It is clever how all the tubes get connected using the elastic string that keeps them together.

Great fun for little ones to play post office.

To start, this can’t be built by kids. The sticks are hard to push in to each other. The mailbox was designed by someone who failed geometry, and the pieces are bent to fit together at the top. The tent sort of fits over the mailbox. It looks cute, but much cuter in the picture from the seller. ALL the colors bled onto the white parts. It’s white and brown and blue splotchy everywhere. My kid loves it so it stays, but it was way too expensive to be so cheaply made. And it smells like damp. Unless you are dead set on getting a post office, there are plenty of play tents out there that are better quality than this.

This tent was very easy to assemble but as I unrolled the nylon I saw that where the brown roof part had been folded on the white garage the color had transferred a bit leaving the garage looking dingy. This had happened other places all over the tent. I would’ve returned it if I hadn’t put whole frame together already and needed it right away in my classroom. I’m hoping it might wash out with rid?