Is the platform under the flag big enough for 2 kids to sit/play on? We're worried our boys will fight over who gets to play there.
201050
I guess it depends on their ages but we've had up to four 3-6 year olds in that area together before.
201051
2 small children=yes. I can sit on the platform with my 3 year old grandchild and fit ok. I am 5 foot 3 inches.
201052
My kids are 6 and 4 and both can play on the platform. However, it can't handle more than 2 kids to play on. I hope this helps!
201053
Both of my boys play there. They are almost 4 and 7. Plenty of space for both boys.
230963
I agree, you couldn't fit two children in there comfortably. It's the perfect size for my 2 year old (25 lbs), but if I tried to put her one year old brother in there it would be too crowded.
1838832
I think as long as the children can sit up on their own, it should work. My boys are 2, and it would be perfect, but we can't use it, because they are able to unlatch the belt and get out. :(
2280083
Yes, the board support/frame for the table top was cut incorrectly. I returned it.I'll just build one out of 2x4s and 3/4" AB plywood. It'll weigh a ton, but the kids can jump on it and help paint it. It'll be a fun project.
1270164
No, I don't think so. I bought mine for a 2 1/2 yr. old plus there is an adjustable seat - 3 positions- I like the tall flag for safety reasons when they ride around, too.
1147481
Definitely not. My boys are older than 6, and they all love it. Since we have 3 of the sets, they have a lot of fun putting the track in different configurations. I think at 6, he would enjoy it.
736247
The seat isn't big enough. It seems dangerous to me. I would recommend something with two seats. My grandkids love theirs.
1231149
No. They are not that strong and that's for a reason. This is for small kids to play. If it were that strong, they would have a tough time getting them apart and putting them together.
2023721
Yes. They would still have plenty of room. Our 2 year old twin boys sat in it with help and our 6 year old girl fit with room to grow.
1892429
I think this is the same game just w/ smaller pieces. We play this game at home all the time and the size is not a problem for my 8&11yr olds. I think the bigger pieces would be easier to line up for some kids.
2001869
My girls were 4&3 when I got it. They weigh about 35-40 lbs each. I think you'll be okay with it for a while. My big 7 year old boy and his friend played in it, too, and we're fine. Maybe a little tall, but still had fun.
2229890
They could all play in it. I'm a 6 ft 210 lb guy and I get in it and play with the kids and holds me fine, I even go down the slides. With me and one of the bigger kids though, around 260 combined weight, if we set together at the top of one of the slides to long it will start deflating. But your original question, all your kids could use this with no problem and have a blast doing it.
1495788
Yes! My kids love to build a fort below. We roll the bottom bed out (it's on wheels). Very happy with this purchase.
110738
I don't think so. If they both were sitting on the "seats" but most children like to sit in the sand. Check out youtube videos and type in "step2 play and store sandbox" there's a couple on there of children playing that'll give you more of an idea.
2189580
The panels are well made and unless the child had on heavy shoes I don't think they could be damaged. If they weren't attached correctly to each other, they could be knocked over. If they are attached correctly it's pretty difficult to kick them apart. They have come apart when I've tried moving the whole thing to a different area.The good news is that although strong, they aren't really heavy so if a panel fell on him, it wouldn't severely injury him, maybe a bruise. The twins climbed on them, threw toys out of the play area and back in, and the playpen is still standing. :)
588856
I don't think so except for the flag. My daughter loves it. She is seven and still rides on it.
446683
Is that the red flag? Never added that. This was very difficult to put together, but 4 year old loves it!