🏰 Princess Tent Sunnyglade 55 53 Review

Pretty good quality, the shape makes it as strong as it is. Don't lose a single detail, there are two extras, but that's it. The hardest part is putting the lights together still trying to make sense of them. There is USB or batteries. My 2 year old triplets love it. Stars can be dangerous, although they require constant adult supervision, they can become entangled and suffocate or hang themselves. You don't have to use stars.

Not easy to assemble. After assembling (comes with no instructions) it was pretty good for 2 days. On the 3rd day of use and after turning on the light, the tent only ran for a few hours at a time. One of the lights came on and there was a smell of burnt plastic. He almost burned down the tent and our house where my daughter and I were staying. If we turned on the light at night and used it at night, I have a hard time imagining what would happen to us. I don't think I will write this review…

This princess tent is cute, big and appears to be of good quality. The only complaint I have is that the assembly instructions are pretty difficult to follow. In the end I managed to do it without instructions. My biggest complaint is that from the picture it looks like it is a small ball pit but there is nothing in it to hold the balls. But in general I like it. Lots of space inside, my son loves it. And I didn't expect it to come with lights, but it did! And plug it into the wall or take…

The tent is fine. It packs away easily, but assembly is a bit fiddly. The stars don't really have a specific place to hang from, so you'll have to get creative. My daughter loved it so much she slept under the tent and the stars the first night. She wanted to do it again the second night so I turned on the light. They flickered and went out, and then I smelled the burning electronics. I turn my back on the battery and there's a lot of black smoke coming out - right on top of that thin…

I was thrilled with this tent. It looked so beautiful. Bought for my granddaughter for her 9th birthday. But the nightmare started when I started collecting it. The instructions seriously lacked the necessary guidance. You can read them for yourself above. He never tells you to put down the ground and pitch the tent. I assembled it as shown in the second picture and found that it would not fit in the tent itself. Took it apart and started over. There are sleeves on the underside of the floor…

I bought this Christmas present for my niece. She hasn't seen it yet, but I know she's going to be very, very excited. The quality of the gift is perfect for the price I paid. I'll break down the parts below. The bars are plastic, but not cheap plastic, and you connect the bars with this little plastic worm. It is strong enough to prevent the whole tent from falling, but soft enough to prevent children from being hurt. The material of the tent is excellent. It looks like a regular tent and all…