Step2Deluxe Canyon Road Train & Track Table, Kids Activity Table for Cars, Cover Included, Made of Durable Plastic, Includes 3-Piece Train Set, For Toddlers 3+ Years Old

Excellent train table, even for a five-year-old jaded with number of toys he possesses. Highly recommend!

My 2 year old loves this table ! A year later he still plays with it .

I purchased this train track for my son at Christmas and it was the biggest hit! He's 18 months old and the perfect age for this table. I love that the track is built into the table, so I don't have to keep putting a track back together all the time or have pieces thrown all over the house. This is definitely the first toy that has held my son's attention for long periods of time and he will play and play with it. It's really a great toddler train table.Assembly wasn't bad at all - with the exception of the stickers. I wish that the stickers were already on the track when purchased; however, you get a big sheet that gives you the detail on where to place them on the table. That's ok - if you are not OCD like I am. It was sticker hell. I ended up cutting several pieces of the layout (especially the long curved pieces) in order to lay them down without wrinkles in the track. Otherwise, the bridges just pop in with little plastic darts and the legs snap into place. The legs to come with screws to secure it into place, but I left them out so that I could easily take the legs down and put the table away if needed.I will also say that the recommended wooden train set that Amazon shows to buy with this product should not be recommended. I bought this Orbrium Toys 12 Pcs Wooden Engines & Train Cars Collection fits Thomas, Brio, Chuggington set when I bought the table and it's really awful as a paired product. The trains are too tall to go under most of the bridges and that's just frustrating to my child.The Thomas Take and Play trains work really great with this table - size is perfect. Also, the matchbox cars work really well with this too.

This was a gift for my kids as the first shared toy between them. Trying to get my not quite 2 year old to learn how to share. This has been the best toy for reasons I could not have considered when purchasing. I assumed this would be placed in my son's room but then my whole sharing idea would seem odd...so we placed in the living room as a semi coffee table. However when we went to steam clean the carpet in the living room i was forced to place this into the den. i had put it together myself and the hardest part was actually placing stickers, which was really just tedious, and screwing the legs in. i had not picked it up myself as my husband had positioned it in place once the legs were on. When i went to pick it up i had assumed it would be super heavy since it is very sturdy. After all my little boy practically climbs across it to avoid walking around and grabbing a car. But it was surprisingly light and easy to carry for being quite big. i have now moved it upstairs and back down several times without a problem. Love that! Most of their matchbox cars work as do the hot wheels. Thomas the train also fit on the roadways of this toy. The cars movie cars are it and miss as some are too wide to fit or make turns. We have even placed those little green soldiers around the perimeters to guard the train transport and they are just the right size for this too. the top that you can place n it has a white shiny side which the kids can use to draw on. We base coated the opposite unfinished side and painted with chalkboard paint so it is even more versatile. then also silicon sprayed the finished side so the whole thing is easy to wipe down and will last longer. We did later find that some people used chalkboard contact paper and that worked well for them.

We were missing the legs, but called the number provided and they were very helpful and shipped new ones out immediately. The kids were able to play even without the legs and it has been a big hit. There have been up to six kids playing at a time with plenty of room. Are the decals a pain? sure but I don’t think I’ve ever put a toy together with decals that wasn’t. Quick and Easy to put together. I love that the tracks are permanent, the kids love all the ramps.

I came across this table while looking for the simplest train+track set for my son's 3rd birthday. The more I thought about the table, the more I liked the idea. It was more money, but worth it. It's up off the floor and the best part is no tracks to come apart, get lost under things, or get broken. His matchbox cars work great on it, and a Thomas engine, too. (for his birthday he also got a thomas set with track and a disney cars set with track--we got out the vehicles but not the tracks because we already had this and who needs the extra mess?) The cover is a good option for a play table or doing puzzles, but we haven't used it yet because he plays with the train and cars every day.Some said the train that comes with it is dinky, but it's fine and rolls well. Matchbox cars roll great. One Thomas he got is a bigger one and fits on the track, but is tight on some of the corners. Likewise, he got a Disney Cars set that is wider (I guess so you have to use their tracks?). Some of those vehicles fit, but don't roll well, but he doesn't seem to mind.It did take some time to apply all the stickers, but it wasn't difficult and you don't have to get them perfect. The hardest part was every time I'd get a sticker almost in place, the train would come through again! He was so excited to play with it that it probably took me 20 mins to put the stickers on instead of 10.We also found out you cannot put it up against a wall, which was the original plan for our living room. The reason is that the kids are going to be walking all the way around it while they're driving their train or car.