Review on Ultimate Fun for Toddlers: Playz Playhouse Tunnels Basketball Delight by Billy Reeves

It is not suitable for children under 3 years old due to choking hazard, small parts. But I couldn't find any small parts that I thought were dangerous. It has several plastic strap tensioners that are used to tie each piece together when packing. The way they work is that they fold up and have some kind of elastic framework that keeps them in their particular shape. So you have to tie them together when you pack them or they will fall apart. You could probably take them off completely if you wanted to. They won't be needed once you learn how to fold pieces. Be careful when setting it up as it can be confusing. I mean, putting each piece together is harder than you think. I bought it for my 18 month old nephew and I'm not worried about his safety. What kid doesn't love this thing? The main problem is that it takes up a hell of a lot of space. Each tunnel is about 4 feet long, and the ball pit section is probably 5 feet by 5 feet. Although it can be configured separately. My sister just installed the ball pit and one of the tunnels in his room to get started and left the rest until warmer weather. She plans to let him use the garden. On the side of the Marble Pit section where it joins the adjacent tunnel. There is a lid that protects the balls from being knocked out. Thus, this play set is designed for different configurations. Looks very high quality and reliable. I really like how they pack it in this little case. The basketball hoop in the ball area is a really cool addition. My son-in-law liked it, he wanted his son to play sports. So in a sense it is also a learning or training toy. Kids will expend a lot of energy playing with this playset and can learn hand-eye coordination by playing with the basketball hoop and throwing balls. My nephew is quite tall for his age, wears size 4 toddler clothes and even he seems to have enough room. Comfortably accommodates 2-3 children. more likely. But in my opinion up to 3 small children fit reasonably and safely. Each section has transparent areas so you can see what kids are doing inside and kids can see outside. The ball pit can probably hold up to 800 standard balls or more before it starts to fill up with what I consider overly crowded. I put 500 balls in the store bought one and it seems pretty good. 500 is actually almost perfect. Especially if you have the side of the tunnel open. Balls will almost certainly fall out anywhere if it's too crowded. If you only use the ball pool area. 600 would probably be a nice place for that. My sister placed the exit of the tunnel against the wall in such a way that the child is completely covered when playing. Sure, it's not strong enough to keep it trapped inside, but it does a good job of stopping balls from making a big mess. One of the main disadvantages of this playset is the high cost of the balls. They are anything but cheap at Revain. I've seen them in stores for half the price. So this is something to consider when purchasing this playset. Due to the space requirement, shipping is not cheap. Which makes up most of the purchase price. So this thing is amazing. I would have loved him as a kid. My nephew loves it and his parents are happy with it. Other parents talk about bringing their kids to play because they love it. A lot of people on Facebook thought it was really cool too. So a big bang for the buck with this playset.