What age group would you say for this train?
1001611
My 5 year old was unimpressed. Basically, it doesn't do much and he is a pretty "hands on" kind of kid. When you turn it on, you put it down and watch it go. The music is loud and a little annoying to him, it moves around the floor quickly bumping off things and changing direction. It does look pretty cool though when the room is dark, as it is a very bright and colorful lighted train. He just gets board with it .
1001612
2 to 3.Its very noisy and there is no volume control.So we think its very noisy.
1001613
Its 18months+ - 2.5 years. I would not recommend the product. Its poorly made (for the price you pay) and makes extremely loud noise. Noise volume can not be controlled.
1001614
3 y.o. It mostly is loud and has lots of lights blinking, and drives itself on the floor in a circle. Hope this helps!
1001615
My 3 year old loves it. And our friend who is 40+ old loves it too, so much that she asked for it for herself, so that's what she is getting for Christmas.
2237878
Yes. There is an assortment of trains to choose from. Any of the Power Trains is recommended for kids 4-10.
1777546
My grandsons are 2 and these trains are just right for any age - we also use th at our preschool and find them useable for any age and very sturdy as well !
988421
The box says ages 4 to 99. It depends on what a kid is into, I think it's be great for an eight year old.
1895911
My granddaughter just turned 4 and loves playing trains. I am sure she would still play with this.
1184932
I'm in my early thirties, it is now a toy for my kids so lets say age range of 3 to 9 as well, lol
2104703
My grandson turned 2 when I bought him the trike. Still has a little bit of a problem with the pedals, so I would recommend it for those over 2. Maybe 2/12 -3
2257065
Theoretically, it should be fairly robust. However, depending if a six-year-old has a tendency to play rough with the train, I would recommend some fair level of supervision, especially when it comes to the locomotive (which has moving parts) and the tinder car (which has the batteries). Other than that, the train is safe to play with.
1947681
My niece is 6 and was really enjoying it. She and her older sister and brother (11 and 10) were constantly taking turns at it. So I would say safely from 6 to 40 (because I enjoy it a lot too). Hope this helps.
1194736
My grandson just turned three, and he loved it! But the older kids at his birthday party were having fun with it, too. Heck, I was having fun playing with it. I really think three to eight would be the optimal ages for this.
1010791
Personally my 4 year old uses it nicely. I feel it could be used up to a 10 year old. So 4-10 would be my answer!
1712021
I would say this toy is for the 2-5 age group. My 2 year old niece loves it and my 4 year old daughter enjoys it but seems to be outgrowing it.
1380206
10 years old is probably the right start. I've let 5-8 year olds fly it, but I helped by controlling up/down. Good news, he can crash it 50 times and not break a thing. Good learning experience.
492986
My 2 and 6 year old both drive this jeep. I would say 3 to 7 is an appropriate age group.
1755402
Paul, I'll have to get back to you on your question. My grandson has the talking train at his house. I will be going over there on Friday and then I will be able to answer your question. By that time, you probably will have your answer.
740019
I would say that they stay on the track about as well as other trains this size. I've found that some of the problem is created because the person "driving" the train is only 3 - 3.5 years old and their hands are not as steady as a much older child or an adult. I have noticed that one of my grandsons has experienced less frustration with trains "falling" off the track as he has gotten older and his hands are more steady. Hope this helps.
2237622
Any age! My kids were 5 and 6 when I got theirs. But they would have been appropriate at a younger age as well and I'm sure they will appreciate them for at least a handful more years.