3 in 1 Kids Play Tent for Toddler with Baby Ball Pit and Play Tunnel, Children Indoor Outdoor Playhouse with Climbing Tunnel Toy for Toddlers, Boys and Girls Best Birthday Gifts

Baby boy (9m) loves this thing, it folds up easily, is well stitched, and is easy to set up. The walls are not stable but hold up against his play just fine. Worth the price, but balls not included.

Used in Whitewater Gundogs puppy play yard. Fun for 4-6 week old puppies, good intro to different textures, sounds and crawling in and through obstacles. Have to put away past that stage, not tough enough to withstand puppy shark teeth!. Love the storage bag for easy storage between litters.

I got this for a friends kid birthday and he loved it so much. I’m sad it didn’t come with that much balls but it was still super cute and fun for him. It was easy to assemble and great quality. It’s easy to fold and store away when not in use.

Love how it comes with a bag and instructions to put back, big size so it's perfect for my 2 kids. The only con os that the tunnel does not want to stay attached

Birthday gift for a set of sisters aged 3 & 2, durable quality & great value.

The media could not be loaded. This play tent was easy to assemble; difficult to put back in storage. I noticed that the material feels a bit cheap. There’s a few things to keep in mind which I disliked:1. When you connect the tunnel to the ball pit or the tent, it does not stay connected. For example, my 3 year old son tried to go from the ball pit to the tunnel and when he started crawling in the tunnel, the tunnel became unconnected to the ball pit making it difficult for him to continue crawling. In other words, the connection from one part to the other isn’t sturdy enough.2. The black piece used to connect one part to the other doesn’t hold the parts together. The video I included shows the the black piece I am talking about and it also shows how it’s connected from the tunnel to the ball pit. There are only two black pieces on each end of the tunnel (one on the top and one on the bottom, as shown in one of the pictures I posted.) Each entry hole has four loops (as shown on one of the pictures). So only two black things go on two of the four loops making the connection not sturdy. I don’t know if that makes sense. Just keep in mind that if your child tries to make it from one end to the other, the tent fully assembled will come apart.

My 9-month-old grandson is having a blast crawling through the tunnel and playing with the balls in the ball pit. Sides are sturdy enough. Folding it can be a little crazy but it happens and then fits easily in the included storage bag - super small. Glad I got it for him!

We got these for the grandkids and they're a big hit. They bend and flex, then spring back into their original shape.Note: We learned that no ball pits arrive with enough balls, regardless of how the listing photos look. Consequently, we automatically order 100-150 more balls with each pit.