Bought this playset for xmas my daugher when she was four. She loved it then and six years later it's still going strong and she plays with it to this day. It's gotten more use than any other toy we've given her. At the time that I bought it, it was $20 so I figured how could you go wrong? I see now it is listed at $64. Doesn't seem like such a good deal anymore...But I guess if you can get six years of fun and it hasn't broken, it's well worth it.

Our kids love this garage. Lots of fun for a great price.

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We bought this for my 2 year-old grandson (he’s 26 months) because he loves his little cars and carries them around like comfort toys. He also loves fiddly things that turn and open and close. I read the reviews that it was a great toy but hard to assemble. Full disclosure, I’m pretty good at assembling things, but I honestly did not see what was difficult about the actual assembly. Also, I’m a woman, just to be clear that assembling a toy with a lot of pieces isn’t the sole purview of a male relative (😉 *see husband’s reaction to the applying the labels). The illustrations are very clear and the ramp pieces are marked with letters on the bottom that correspond to each other. The most difficult part was applying the labels. There are a LOT of them and some are very small. There is a very good diagram for placement though. I only got confused at the very beginning with the labels for the elevator levels. I wind up peeling them off and using the parking lot labels that corresponded to the elevator ones. That is, the elevator is marked “1”, “2”,”3”, and “4” and the entrance to each level has a corresponding label. Just like in an actual parking garage. So, I won’t lie, this took me nearly 3 1/2 hours and most of it was applying labels. I watched all of Spielberg’s War of the Worlds and half of Constantine before I was done. Opinions on whether I should have bothered with the labels was split with my husband and daughter (child’s mother) saying he’s too young to care, and me and my eldest daughter (Aunty) saying,”Hell yeah, you need the labels.” The way I see it this toy has longevity and he will appreciate the labels in the future. He was already noting the arrows, for example. He loves shapes and came name several, including hexagons. I will definitely be buying Hot Wheels tracks for Christmas. This toy was a slightly belated “new big brother” present. Also, we needed to update the toys we have for him to play with at our place.How did he like it? He played for it for nearly an hour, very intently. He didn’t need me to interact too much, as he has been for his more babyish toys that he still likes but in order for them to be fun, needs a lot of input from me. I love to play with him, don’t get me wrong, but it’s nice for him to have something hat occupies him fully without needing adult attention to keep from being bored.He zeroed in on just the things that would have captured my imagination; the elevator and the car wash. Oh yes, and he loved the tow truck it came with.

hermoso y de buena calidad