Spinning Spiral Tower Playset

This was exactly what I wanted-thank you!

My grandson is 2 & he really loves this toy. He loves making little hot-wheels go down elevated surfaces. So when I seen this one- I immediately bought it for his Christmas gift. Couldn't be more pleased with his reaction. The ramps are solid- doesn't come undone every timeWell made you put a car on it. Nicely done!

This small track is easy to build and doesn’t come apart too easily! My toddler has loved this track, it works with many smaller cars! The cars go fast and the color is truly appealing to kids. It connected quickly, and the side ramp comes apart a little easily. But, it’s a quick and easy fix.

Comes apart easily but our toddler likes it

My 1 year old grandson loves this. He already had some of the cars that go with it and he was able to have fun with this right out of the box.

I had no idea this would be so dis-assembled like so many small pieces. No picture on box. I had to give it to my grandson to assemble. Now that it's together it a popular piece.

Our 2 1/2-year-old has a blast with this, and so do we! It was very easy to put together, even with the stickers (I don’t see how they could be a problem?). My husband and I put together this, plus the ramp kit, plus the little train track one all in less than 20 minutes with no frustration. My husband is very handy, but I’m very much not handy, so I’d say together we’re probably average! At 2.5 years old, our son has plenty of room to grow into this, and still has a lot of fun with it right now. I looked extensively at all of the Go Go Smart Wheels playlets, and I’m really glad I chose this one. We can put all of the tracks and ramps away, and our son can still play with the tower part on its own, and then we can get out the tracks and ramps and build a track onto it. It’s great fun, and I’d also highly recommend the train set, as the trains go on their own (the cars don’t) and are super cute. We ordered the mountain train set too but it hasn’t arrived yet.The tracks do come apart easily, but they also go together easily. I don’t think they’re necessarily meant to stay up all the time. We put the tracks up, and then do different configurations etc, so I’m fine with them coming apart easily. They will not tolerate a little one pulling up on them though, and our toddler has had to learn quickly not to lean on the ramps to reach across, though it doesn’t break anything, they just come apart. The pieces seem sturdy enough for a toddler. Overall we’re really happy with this!

I thought it would have been better constructed. My son saw me put it together now he wants to take it apart which he is able to too easily. Just need to spend more time putting it back together is all.