Dinosaur Adventure Toys Kids, Dinosaur Car Race Track for Toddlers, Intelligence Educational Presschool Learning Toy for 3 4 5 6 7 8 Year Old Boys Girls

Bought this for my grandson’s 5th birthday and he loves it! Even us adults have to join in and have a go to try to get the dinos round the track in record time. Would recommend.

Got this for my little one for Christmas and she has played with it everyday since! She has mastered the moves needed to navigate the dino race track. Highly recommend! Even some of the adults have enjoyed playing it to.

My 3 year old loves this. He got the hang of it really quickly and spends a good 10 mins sending the dinos around the track. Great for fine motor skills and memory (remembering which button does what)

This is a self-contained, more-or-less-square, orbital track, around which some dinosaur-type plastic figurines can be impelled to move. The track operates on more than one level, with an incline connecting the upper and lower levels. When located at the base of the incline, the figurines can be moved onto the upper level by turning a small rotary disc.The product has a number of buttons, switches, levers and dials that control various parts of the product, thereby allowing the user to regulate the movement of figurines around the track.This is a product which may provide an absorbing diversion for young children, as they explore the various ways of controlling the figurines’ movements.The ‘more product details’ section on the website is inaccurate: The ‘Assembly Required?’ information states ‘No’, whilst the ‘Battery Required?’ information states 'Yes’. Those two answers have been wrongly transposed – the product DOES require assembly, but does NOT require batteries.

The media could not be loaded. We had this in a car track version and the kids loved it and worked very well. This one doesn't work at all. Dinosaurs fall off they don't even travel. Shame as its a great idea. Have requested a return.

The media could not be loaded. This is a pretty cool little toy that is pretty much like the older screwball scramble game, but for younger children. It’s not as fiddly to learn or play (although it took us a couple of rounds to realise you had to press the first button to lift the dino to the pterodactyl!) and not having marbles is a win from a younger ages perspective.It is a bit of a guessing game to put together as the instructions are pretty rubbish, we ended up matching it to the box, but it’s not a deal breaker. Its one of those games I think if you had it in a setting where kiddo would only play it every now and again they’ll really enjoy it, but not something where they would likely keep getting out for long at home. Once he learnt how to do it my 5yr old has barely played with it unless he has friends over to have a go.

This is the second style of this toy I have bought as my little one loved it, so this was a gift for his friend. It doesn't do anything too flashy, but I like how many ways you can interact with it.

Was a gift for nephew. Really into Dinosaur right now. Very happy with this item