Will kids' cars stick to it? (Like matchbox cars)
260340
The board itself is painted steel but not itself magnetic. Small magnets are included in order to attach paper, photos or whatever .
260341
I have no clue. If they are magnetic surfaces I assume so. Sorry I cannot give you a better answer. I use them as message boards for my newsletters, etc by my desk.
845162
It depends on how big they are. matchbox/hot wheels cars fit, so if they are around that size or a little bit bigger I would say yes.
2254501
I bought this toy for a 3 year old, so if your 9 year old still plays with his match box cars, yes. However, if he does not, I would say no. I guess it would depend on the child.
1215737
yes it works with most matchbox cars as long it fits on the tracks and isn't too bulkey lol
1509506
Yes you can. I actually bought a set of them for my grandson the wheel base on these cars is wide enough to fit over the slits that are down the middle of the tracks. He has also used match box cars on it but the wheels tend to get stuck in the middle slits, these tracks were meant to be used with the Fisher-Price cars.
1990439
No! I bought it for a one year old ! So cute and plenty of ways to play! Cars and garages...can't be beat!
1615895
It does on the smaller cars and trucks. The wider or taller cars and trucks get stuck in the chute. The majority of the Matchbox cars fit but if they have big spoilers, exhaust pipes etc, those get stuck. Our grandson liked the Blastin Rig just to haul his cars around and didn't use the Blastin action much. I would buy it again as it's held up really well for a rough and tumble three year old boy.
1938645
Yes, the cars will make it to the bottom of the track by pushing them at the top. If the cars are old, or have wheels that don't spin well they may need a bit of guidance as they travel from one track to the next. My kids also love putting marbles and golf balls down.
1362083
yes they will, however, they will not make the toy lights and noise go off. These little animals are imprinted on the bottom to make the lights and noise go off. But little people will still sit in the slots and fit in the cars. Hope this helps.
2004464
This ramp will work with any car that is similar to the matchbox cars, etc. We use wooden and metal cars, all the small size. I do not know the size of the Disney Cars you are talking about- but it will accommodate any matchbox size car. (small Cars)
702520
No. Matchbox cars are too big and won't fit. It actually doesn't even work with all drifters. We also got a few Planes and they don't work.
776924
I used hot wheels on it, and matchbox r similar but do not roll as well. I would say they probably will fit on the track, but will fall off while going down the steep drops. Either way my two year old still loves to play with both cars and trains on the teach, and we do too. It's a great family toy for almost all ages!
1794820
Yes! My five year old twins send both Matchbox and Hotwheels cars down the ramp and they work brilliantly. They go flying down and whizz around the corners...lot's of fun! They also send marbles racing down! We have two sets, one on top of the other to make a really tall track for the cars...they rarely use the trains with it anymore. So yes..both Matchbox and Hotwheel cars work extremely well on this track.
947535
I don't know for sure because I don't know how big Fisher Price Wheelies are. I do know that the "Matchbox" type of cars easily fit.
175324
I would say yes. Keep in mind it won't keep them riveted for hours, they are only simple wind up cars... but they will probably be entertained for a few minutes at a time. If I start the game by firing them across the kitchen floor my 3 and 6 yr olds will play every time
1988400
It seems like my boys liked cars from the time they could hold one. At 15 mo he won't use as it as intended but I think it will hold up as he grows. It also seems safe.
545477
Not really, in the precise sense of the meaning of "work" - the lanes are a bit narrow for those cars. They'll go down the ramps and around the curves, but they'll tend to fall off rather than make it all the way to the bottom, as they're quite heavy and a bit too wide for the lanes. Standard gauge Matchbox and Hot Wheels cars are really what "work" best. All that said, my kids have never been troubled by the fact that the Cars and Cars 2 cars won't make it all the way down - they put all of the various cars up and down the garage, even those much bigger than the Disney ones. There's not much comparable out there, and the gauge issue isn't critical/fatal, so I'd recommend going ahead with this - ours is still going strong.