UTEX 3 in 1 Pop Up Play Tent Theme with Tunnel, Ball Pit for Kids, Boys, Girls, Babies and Toddlers, Indoor/Outdoor Playhouse, Multicolor

Bought this for my two year old granddaughter. So glad I chose this one as its perfect. Quite a good size so very pleased for the price. Providing you keep the ties to secure it to flat pack it back into the carrycase then its very easy to pack back to store. I bought 200 balls but probably could do with 300. My little one loved it all the same. Very quick to assemble as pops into shape as you undo ties. Would recommend. Pegs into grass with pegs provided andball secures together and is fairly robust

I bought this for my son’s 4th birthday. The kids loved it and they played a lot with it even if there were other toys. It was easy to assemble and easy to fold back when we were done with it. It was bigger than I expected and I think at some point there were 5/6 kids inside playing. I recommend it!

Super easy to assemble. Easy to fold away once you get the hang of it 🤣. Good quality and brightly coloured. Perfect for our grandsons in the garden this summer ☀️

Just as an intro, I had read a bunch of reviews on this play tent (and many comparable ones,) and they all seem to have many happy customers, with a couple of folks mainly unhappy with general quality/sturdiness.I figured- what they heck- this toy isn’t meant to last like a house, and if it gives my kids even a couple of uses of fun before it shreds, it’s worth it as an experience, being cheaper than say, a trip to a local jungle gym or trampoline/bounce place.That being said - it is surprisingly durable! My kids have been jumping, crawling, and completely abusing this play tent and I simply don’t see where the negative reviews in that regard come from. Perhaps the seller/manufacturer improved the quality since then.So here’s how it all went down:The package arrived, and it was a complete surprise for my kids. No occasion, or reason, except for perhaps the fact that their mother spends too much time browsing Amazon suggestions.As I withdrew the slim, circular pouch from the box, I breathed a sigh of relief as I realized that this would not be responsible for the displacement of an important appliance or necessary item(s) in its stead - it is way thinner and smaller as folded than you would believe. I have very limited closet space, and I actually now store it hung on a hanger in a closet- it’s no thicker than the kid’s spring jacket hanging next to it.And as I opened up the package and proceeded to assemble the tent, my three-year-old literally jumped up and down with excitement and cackled with glee. His entire being physically quivered from the unrestrained joy that this larger-than-his-life, colorful, climbable monstrosity brought to him. I don’t think I’ve ever seen him so excited. And all my doubts melted away - sheesh - if I could bring such sheer bliss for $33 to everyone that easily, I’d start a national organization with this play tent featuring in its mission statement.I first propped up the three pieces separately, and it was all I could do to keep the kids from scampering through them before being able to connect them to each other. (It was really simple, by the way. No instructor necessary.)And then, I let ‘em loose.They spent close to three hours doing EVERYTHING in this play tent. They crawled through it a gajillion times. They sat at opposite ends, and rolled a ball through the tunnel to each other. The played hide and seek, and chased each other in and out. They brought books in, and read quietly inside for a bit. They brought play food into the units, and set themselves up a kitchen. They took linen off their beds, and set themselves up camping.I surmise that any given activity is just waaay more fun inside the tent than outside. I’m beginning to question traditionally held beliefs regarding livability and space. Maybe all we need is a little colorful pop-up tent with someone to share it with to make us happy?Anyhow, this one’s a real hit. I ordered a package of 200 balls separately for a second level of excitement, but really - it’s not necessary. This tent is very entertaining for the kids and inspires a lot of imagination - after they’re done with all the physical activity involved with crawling through it/climbing over it, etc.And folding it up, as packaged (and as stated before) - it’s a pleasure how little space this takes up. The actual disassembly/twisting the three pieces back into shape takes a bit of maneuvering, but once I got the warpy hang of it, it’s not that difficult.All in all, given my kids’ reaction, this is probably my best amazon purchase yet.

I bought this during the sale and I was only after 1 pop up tent but the deal was so good I couldn’t not buy this product.Comes in a handy bag with handles to keep the 3 items in. They pop up very easy, have handy little connectors if you are using them together like my pic. But these items can also be used individually if you are short of space.Folding down is simple .... once you suss it. It took two of us the first few times but once we got used to it was absolutely fine.Most importantly the bairn loves it!!!