UTEX 3 in 1 Pop up Kids Play Tent with Tunnel and Ball Pit for Boys, Girls, Babies, and Toddlers for Indoor and Outdoor Use, Easy Folding Playhouse Children's Playground with Zippered Storage Bag

This is definitely a necessity in our somewhat minimalist house! My 1 year old and 4 year old love it and provides hours of entertainment! I love that you can set it up multiple ways, it folds nicely, and is sturdy enough for two rambunctious boys!

BEST GIFT EVER!! I read some reviews that a tunnel/ball-pit was a good gift idea for a 1-year-old so I bought this for my son for Christmas (he was turning one in January) and it took him a little while to understand the concept, but as soon as he realized how much fun it was... HE NEVER COMES OUT! He is obsessed with crawling through the tube, moving his legs in the ball pit, and now (he's 13 months) he just dives right into the ball pit without crawling through the tunnel, is starting to understand and use the holes to put things through (though not always the balls), and can't wait to play in it.I definitely recommend getting a LOT of balls to fill up the pit. I think we got 100 ? Though, just a warning, they will be EVERYWHERE. We have ours in the basement toy room, so it's not as big of a deal, but I'm constantly picking them up and putting them back in the pit. Also, the ties to keep the pieces together aren't the strongest and either come undone or tear off fairly easily (kids aren't super gentle all the time).Overall, an AWESOME gift for a great price - keeps him occupied for hours!

I’ve had this for about 4 months now. It’s a fun toy and my toddler has medium interest in it. My only complaint is that the wires get warped (from opening and closing) and it’s hard to get it to stand up straight after a while. It’s not too hard to put back in the storage bags. The ties are also flimsy, so the pieces tend to separate. I’d consider other options before buying this again, but for the money it was a good purchase.Hint—

Our soon to be two year old got this for Christmas this year. She is around 30" tall now and the tunnel, ball-pit and play tent are the perfect size. The ball pit is a little flimsy, but we didn't see any of the exposed metal that was referred to in some other reviews. It probably won't hold up for more than a year or two, but by then our girl with have out grown it anyway. Get some crush-proof plastic balls to go with it and this is an inexpensive and fun way to spend a cold or rainy day.

Purchased this for my sons 1st birthday party & the kids had a blast! Great price for this high quality & durable tunnel play set. It set up & folded back up quickly. Looking forward to having this on hand to set up inside when it's too cold to go outside this winter.

Grandkids love it!!! Daughter-in-laws want me to take the balls home, which I gladly do. I bring it all on trips. Makes them instantly comfortable because it reminds them of their tents at home. It makes Grandma/ Grandpa time so awesome and memorable ❤️Folding back up is not s prob when I look at YouTube video. Thanks for a great product.

We like this product, however, we wouldn't recommend to others. Although our little one loves to play with it, we don't get it out very often because unless it stays popped up all the time, it wants to bend in on the section that has been folded the most. The middle section is the most sturdiest. The part that has the basketball net and holes, is the worst on sturdiness.Update: we ended up getting rid of this. Overall it wouldn't stand up correctly if you ever put it back in its storage case. It would favor whatever way it was put stored up. Because of this, it became lopsided. I believe this will happen with any of these types of toys.

I bought this as a gift for my1 year old granddaughter, and she immediately fell in love with the ball pit. She later tried the tunnel, and enjoys that, too. I don't think that one bag of balls will continue to be enough for the ball pit...she's going to want to burrow deeper into the balls as she gets older. Also, the sides are pretty flimsy - she just pushes the side down to get in and out rather than using the "door".