Kid Connection Dinosaur Park Vehicle Track Set, 282 pieces, Flexible Race Track, Motorized Vehicles, & Dinosaurs Included

My kids love this set even more so finding out that it also connect with their other similar ones too. Finding it so funny to put the turn around base where the car goes in and out of the dinosaur. Which by the way works better for us when we made the track longer than shorter for it to do it consistently. The loop sometimes needs a little assistance to go up so give it some hills to accelerate up to help. It’s a pretty solid set we incorporated the box for a ocean with the mat included inside was a nice surprise to create our Dinosaurs park scene.

Our kids can’t get enough of this dino track and neither can we! Directions for set up are vague but we had a ton of fun putting it together. Its super easy attaching the tracks. So easy in fact, even my mom (who has early onset arthritis) was able to help! The swinging door, upside down loop and spinning wheel keeps you engaged. I guess I never thought it would be enjoyable to watch jeeps go round and round but now I see the appeal. If you’re giving this as a gift, note that it requires 2 AA batteries.

Kids connection dino park track set is so much fun! My 4year old son loves dinosaurs and cars so this was perfect toy for him. The two little cars run on triple A battery and it works well. The little dinos and trees are cute accessories . The loop and dino tunnel is my son's favorite. The plastic track bends easily, it's not a hard plastic which is great because it won't break easily. Setting it up was little difficult. It took me a good 10min to set the tracks. Toddlers wont be able to set it up. This is the first thing he grabs when he comes from pre-k to play with. He loves it which means I love it.

My 4-year-old loves dinosaurs and he has been playing with this track non-stop for a week. Set-up was easy and the whole track is lightweight, it can easily be slid or moved around. It came with 2 trucks, both works great and takes one 1 AA battery each. We have not changed batteries yet. The turntable actually works really well, the truck just goes on a non-stop loop unless it gets off track. It's a trial and error though, as you watch how it moves around the track, you can adjust it to make it less likely for the truck to go off tracks. Also, I noticed that if I place the turntable flush to the bridge, it works as it should almost all the time!

My 3.5 year old loves this! There are so many different configurations on which you can lay/connect the tracks, it doesn’t have to look like the picture on the box. You will need 1 AA battery for each car. There’s an on/off button on the cars so they’re not just running all day. It was a little daunting at first looking at all the pieces and the directions but once I understood how it worked, it was easy. The trees don’t really stand up that great by themselves, I think part of it is because they were on carpet. The cars work off the tracks too. The tracks are made in a special way that allows the cars to run by themselves without you having to touch them, and they really do go upside down by themselves which I thought was so cool. When you change the direction of the track near the spin piece, it will spin and then automatically come out and start driving again. I do wish you could buy more cars so they have more than 2. Definitely recommend!

My grandson and I recently visited a museum together where we were able to see dinosaurs among many other things of course. But the dinosaurs were the big hit with us! Loved giving this set to him and we talked about our museum trip while he played. Thanks for the memories!

These tracks are super fun! My youngest (3 years old) can put it together independently. Whe. He wants to make a tricky design, he needs a little assistance. It is really cool seeing the tracks slide with the movement of the racing car. He giggles and laughs all throughout. This has been very successful in keeping his attention for long amounts of time. He love the freedom he gets he creating a variety of designs and he isn't stuck with just one kind of course.

Good price, long track, track stays snapped together well, and loops and bridges make for a nice course. The vehicles are fast and hold onto the track tightly but can be tricky to put onto the track due to back wheels power. Vehicles eat up batteries, and one of the vehicles stopped working altogether in less than two days. Still, the price is decent, and hopefully the second vehicle will last a bit longer. Colors could be nicer. Disappointed that the "mat" is paper and not durable like the thicker/cloth ones that usually come with car sets.

The parts were very brittle. Broke easily. One of the loop track parts was broken when we opened it. One of the cars stopped working about an hour after we opened it.

Hmm. I had higher hopes for this, since we have a dinosaur obsessed little boy. He's only 4, so setting it up is a bit beyond him. But this little track is not difficult to set up. The track sections are very unique, they just simply click together. You can add or remove parts at any spot in the track. The car has plastic guides that allow it to go through the loop and hang on while a gear on the track and car allow it to move forward. Unfortunately, there are some major issues here. They mostly revolve around the car. One of the cars was "broken" out of the box. You'd turn the motor on, and you'd hear the motor spin but the wheels wouldn't. After about 3 minutes of use, the second car did the same thing. I took them apart to find there's an idler gear between the motor's gear and the gear that attaches to the wheel. The problem is the idler gear is only held in place by the car's body being screwed down, and it isn't held very well. It will eventually just fall out on its own. Why? Why would you design it like this? But what really stood out as awful is these cars have no torque limiter. Most toys like this now, if you hold the wheel there's a limiter and they'll start clicking. Not these cars, they put 100% of the motor's power to the wheels at all times until you turn them off. Why is this a problem? Well, let's just say one of the cars took a trip over my wife's hair. It doesn't stop, it just spins and spins until its locked up. That was a fun 20 minutes untangling that rat's nest. Oh, and the direction changer track piece you'll need to put something under it to give it a slope, as it isn't steep enough and the car just spins around endlessly unless you tip it. All in all, there are some great ideas here, the track design itself is pretty awesome really. But the cars break constantly! As such, I can't recommend this.