Kid Connection Dinosaur Park Vehicle Track Set, 282 pieces, Flexible Race Track, Motorized Vehicles, & Dinosaurs Included

I didn't know what to expect from this toy. It was very easy to put together and my kid played with it for a long time without interruption. I bought a second one and connected them to change the track patterns. This was a great buy at this price point.

One car had good batteries and the other one was completely dead, I argued with my girlfriend about this because I didn't believe her and she was right, dead batteries and I had to apologize after a few days later when I was wrong again and she made me sleep on the floor because of You guys

With fresh batteries the vehicles worked their way through the track quickly. There is no auto shut off for the car so if it is left on, the car will continuously go on the track until the batteries need replaced. The car is loud since it is motorized and it is definitely not a quiet toy between that and shifting around the track. There is a brace on the bottom of the car so that it can not fall off while going around the loop. I really liked that the tracks came pieced together in sections of ten small pieces so that it decreased the time needed to put it all together. It also has two red pieces in a row to know where to take it apart. The track is very lightweight and flexible and shifts while the car is driving on it. My kids found the dinosaur mouth to be a fun tunnel however were disappointed in the dinosaur figures. One was a decent size but the other ones just looked like babies. Overall, a really great quality toy that had enough cars for multiple kids to play at a time.

I'll start off by saying, this would be fun for kids for hours! It is relatively easy to put together although, it really doesn't come with any instructions. I used the back of the box, as mine. The piece of paper that come that states instructions is just pictures, and I didn't feel that was enough! I like that there is a lot that comes with the track! Doors, Dino mouth, trusses that make bridges, the loop, and what I like best is the turntable! The turntable requires no batteries, and when your vehicle comes to the end of the track, it enters and the turntable spins and spits it back out on the track! Our vehicles, sometimes got stuck in the turntables and it just kept spinning and spinning, but it was nice not to have to think about always turning the vehicle around and redirecting it! Another cool feature, is the road direction changer! That was also automatic and would just change depending on how your vehicles kept going through it! Putting the loop together, was not easy. You have to make sure the entire track is tightly secured together! Try not to push too hard as the pieces are plastic and I could see it snapping, if pushed on wrong. I felt sometimes the vehicle would have trouble making the entire loop on its own but I also, forgot to connect the ramps together after putting loop together. Maybe that would make a difference on how the vehicles were going up the ramp? It's nice that it comes with two vehicles and not one. These vehicles do require AA battery each. The vehicles are mostly quite and don't make too make noise as it's going around the track. There is an on and off switch at the back of vehicle! Taking it apart is not as easy as putting it together. I struggled to get the loop parts to come apart without breaking it. I do wish it came with a little baggy or something for afterwards. There is so many little parts that could get lost or stepped on. It's colorful and bright! The paper play mat makes it come alive with the background of volcano and river! Would definitely recommend!

These tracks are super fun! My youngest (3 years old) can put it together independently. Whe. He wants to make a tricky design, he needs a little assistance. It is really cool seeing the tracks slide with the movement of the racing car. He giggles and laughs all throughout. This has been very successful in keeping his attention for long amounts of time. He love the freedom he gets he creating a variety of designs and he isn't stuck with just one kind of course.