🎉 Step2 Busy Ball Play Table: The Ultimate Fun-Filled Activity Center! Review

I always buy products from Step 2. This table sucks. The screws connecting the toy to the yellow ball go through the product and do not stay together. When you finally put the pieces together and your child plays with it, the ball toy will fall down because it's not attached to the table. Absolute rubbish. I am so disappointed in this product. Call Revain and Step 2 for replacement parts. I should have known when I unpacked it and noticed the yellow part was ruined on one side. But all other…

This provides hours of fun on hot summer days. We bought this for my first birthday in January while it was still cold so we kept it inside and she loved it. As it got warmer outside (around May/June) she started to get a little bored but when we took it outside and filled it with water it was new and exciting for her! The height is perfect for the little ones. , the toy nozzle is a lot of fun, the little red things were great too (even we adults loved them). The only two things that let me…

My husband assembled it and said the instructions were poor. It didn't take him that long. but then it didn't come with balls. I don't remember reading that it's sold separately so I'm very disappointed because now my son can't play with it as it's supposed to be used. Ball launchers and tubes without balls. Also, the tubular turret isn't connected, it just sits on top, and the orb launchers are so weak I could see them bounce and hit someone in the face, or just break and cause general injury.

Arrived on time. It was worth the time it took to put it together seeing the look on the faces of my 3 year old and 14 month olds. Hours of fun already and it just arrived today. Very diverse. My kids loved playing inside with no water, outside with just balls and shovel and when they added their pool toys. In the future we will use sensor beads, dolls, trucks, ducks and more. I gave it 4 stars because it wobbled a bit when we put it on the kitchen floor. It was a bit tricky to assemble as the…

Love it and have wanted this for my young children for a long time unfortunately ages 2-5 (especially boys who like to fiddle with things). When they're not using it quite as it should, they're removing slides, scattering balls, and getting their other toys (cars, dinosaurs) out of the sandbox to "wash" them, leaving the water muddy. So it didn't take long, the kids are too excited about the water and this thing was too weak for a small noisy crowd, letting the kids play with the water is…

My 3 year old loves this table! He loves putting plastic balls in holes and watching them roll through tunnels. He's at our house now, but he'll be at the pool this summer. To be honest, building was more annoying than anything else. Comes with 9 screws to screw on the yellow and purple parts, but it's very difficult to screw them to the plastic and even if you do, the screws don't hold the parts together that well. Also, the pieces that go on the table don't snap into place, so my toddler…

Looks like an amazing water table in the photos. but it is a complete failure in many areas. There are instructions to get started. Like many toy instructions, they are printed in grayscale with small pictures. The pictures do not show which part is used and how this part is oriented. Color images would make things a lot easier, but they could at least use higher quality images that look better in black and white. That should be common sense. The red and blue parts look the same in grayscale…