Works well, but a little too flexible. Previous ball drop toys I have purchased had sturdier pieces that didn't bend while assembling. However, the weighted balls are better.

Bought this toy for my 1 year old daughter. She loves it and is at the point where she can assemble it mostly alone. The pieces are pretty thick plastic. The balls are nice and large. The colors are wonderfully bright.

Oh my gosh! I bought this for the center where I have toddler playgroups. My daughter--age 7--loves the marble mazes, so I was looking for something similar but without the choking hazard. This is perfect. I thought the children would like it, but I was not prepared for the sheer ecstasy this sends them into. They look for this every time they come in and follow after me when I finally box it up and put it in the closet. They like to put all the balls in, and then they shriek, jump, and…

I was looking forward to this for my twin kids. However, the ramp makes the ball stuck. U have to abgle everything precisely or else the balls wont move. This should be easy for kids. yet im frustrated.

The ball drop was an instant hit with my 16 month old grandson! He also liked the balls that came with it - he liked that they rattle when you shake them. It has to sit very level or the balls have trouble dropping and the bridges need to be attached just right so needs adult to help set it up. We are very satisfied.

It took a bit for my 18 month old to get the hang of putting the balls on and not tipping the towers over because they aren't super sturdy. It is very fun and he enjoys it a lot. My only complaint would be that the ramps aren't as great as they seem. They don't stay connected well and have to be put on in a precise spot on the level they are connected to otherwise the ball doesn't have room. But even with that slight drawback I would recommend this set simply because it has more pieces than any