Does anyone know if the Chuggington Interactive trains fit into this case?
1025232
Yes they fit very well. I bought this for my nephew 2 years ago along with some trains. He is now 4 & still enjoys both. We have purchased more trains & they hold up very well too.
1025233
No. Only the die cast Chuggington fit this case. My grandson still loves the case for other treasures
251296
my grandson has Thomas wooden train sets and also some generic ones from IKEA, it is compatible with both of those - don't have Chuggington, so I can't say for sure - sorry
288369
yes, they do. The newer tracks come with a supplementary piece that allows you to connect them with the old ones. Teh trains work just fine on both.
1424223
This train is compatible with the wooden rail system, but my kids do enjoy their engines off of the tracks. It can also be used with the grey Take-Along tracks (that are designed for the die-cast metal engines), but it might not fit inside of the accessory buildings of that line.
1477551
Yes it does...my son uses them with all the take & play train sets...and die cast trains!
752562
Yes, we also have the number train. Thomas trains also run on this track, as well as some of the cars and wagons, and the couplings are also all compatible.
513358
I am also looking for a case. I bought my son one today but it doesn't fit the trackmaster trains, only the take and play. Did you have any luck finding one?
2093109
My son has many of the brand-name train sets: Thomas, Chuggington and Brio -- and these tracks are compatible with all of them.
1880910
I bought the Chuggington train for my grandson and I am 90% positive that it doesn't take batteries. The child just moves the cars along the track by hand. If you want a cool battery powered train for little ones (2-6ish), I highly recommend the Duplo Train. Another grandson has that one and adores it. The Chuggington has been fun too, especially when you can make all sorts of track configurations.
1461727
I'm not sure about Chugginton trains (we don't have any yet), but the set is compatible with Thomas as well as the trains from Target (not sure of the brand). Actually, we really haven't had any issue with trains fitting the set yet (we also have IKEA trains that we use with the set). The set is actually great ~ considering how much other train tables cost ~ we got the table, and set, and the drawers for storage are a bonus. The table is sturdy and while the insert (the actual surface where the trains go) is a little flimsier than I expected, it's still plenty to hold the trains and set (and even my 1 yr old when she climbs on it). I wouldn't spend more on a set (especially the Chunggington table) when this is a very decent set and the kids love it!
1166641
The tracks don't all connect, but there is a piece so in the roundhouse to connect some. The die cast trains themselves do fit on both.
364198
I would say yes. My son is 2 1/2 and has been playing with these types of trains for quite a while. Never any issues. They don't come apart that I know of.
1315707
Hi Melissa, No, this particular item isn't part of the talking railway series, though it does say things like "Welcome to Knapford Station!" when you mush a train over the inside track lane.Hope that's useful.
251298
Idk... We have Thomas wooden railroad and Thomas track master and it works just fine. Both with the Thomas tracks and trains.
141871
It does work with all of the Thomas trains, but a few of the Chuggington trains can't make it under one spot on this track. They literally cant clear it by about an 1/8th of an inch. If you look at the picture, the hill that goes down the mountain goes underneath some track at the bottom and that is where the Chuggington cars hit. We solved that problem by sticking something small under the two support pieces to raise that track piece up slightly and then they cleared it. Later we purchased a Thomas set that came with a piece that looks like one camel hump, so now I just use that piece there instead and it all works perfectly. It does work with all of the Thomas trains, but a few of the Chuggington trains can't make it under one spot on this track. They literally cant clear it by about an 1/8th of an inch. If you look at the picture, the hill that goes down the mountain goes underneath some track at the bottom and that is where the Chuggington cars hit. We solved that problem by sticking something small under the two support pieces to raise that track piece up slightly and then they cleared it. Later we purchased a Thomas set that came with a piece that looks like one camel hump, so now I just use that piece... » Read More It does work with all of the Thomas trains, but a few of the Chuggington trains can't make it under one spot on this track. They literally cant clear it by about an 1/8th of an inch. If you look at the picture, the hill that goes down the mountain goes underneath some track at the bottom and that is where the Chuggington cars hit. We solved that problem by sticking something small under the two support pieces to raise that track piece up slightly and then they cleared it. Later we purchased a Thomas set that came with a piece that looks like one camel hump, so now I just use that piece there instead and it all works perfectly. « Show Less
1898995
I don't have Chuggington but it's pretty tall and have Janid circus trains that fit. My bet would be they would fit.
1486446
Yes, Thomas, Hiro and Salty battery-powered engines fit. Our grandchildren love these trains and tracks; we bought one set for their home and another for ours (to use when we babysit).