Step2 Hot Wheels Extreme Thrill Coaster Kids Roller Coaster Ride On Toy

My kids love this, their favorite Christmas present. 1. If you install this on cement, you're going to need a lot more than 6 feet of clearance. 2. Assembly wasn't very hard, I did it myself, but it was difficult to get organized before getting started. A power drill will help insert the screws (tip from YouTube). AND, I found it more assuring to put in the bolts first, tighten, and then screw in the screw. 3. It would've been great if the pieces were labeled, but if you line them all up first, it's pretty simple to see which piece is which. 4. Seems sturdy enough, my 2 year old does wear a helmet, but after watching them for the first couple hours, I didn't see him get anywhere near to falling (but safety first). GREAT PRODUCT...VERY happy with this purchase. If I could recommend one thing, I would LOVE it if there were some other attachments to vary the experience, like what, I don't know...but I would think it would be boring to just go up and down, up and down...though the kids LOVE It. So, maybe I'm just a grumpy old man...a grumpy old man who's very happy with this purchase. : ) OH...And, I would've loved if this thing had a tarp or something to cover when it rains.

Very well made and hours of fun! My 3 yr old and 5 yr old (4ft tall) received for Christmas. Their favorite gift by far and played all day. Love it and very well made.

My husband put it together in around 2 hours or so. It's HUGE and takes up like 1/4 of our yard, but it's totally worth it. My 4.5 year old daughter and my 2.5 year old son absolutely loves it. It goes pretty fast and pretty far but they have a blast. Great buy—I highly recommend.

Awesome car coaster for the kids. It's much bigger and more sturdy then any other ones we've looked at. Goes together easy. We are really excited to get it outside for the warmer weather.

We bought this for our grandkids, aged 1-6, and it's a huge hit! Even the youngest figured out how to push the car up and turn around to sit in it. The genius of the design is that kids have to push the car up the ramp themselves, thus "earning" their ride down. No worries about one kid doing all the work while another swoops in to take the ride away; the design doesn't allow for that. Plus, adults don't have to do all the work either. It took two adults about an hour to assemble. It needs a decent sized yard for the coaster plus some area at the bottom where the car will continue to coast.

Mom and dad for the win, our 5 year old loves his new roller coaster. Its larger then expected and thats a good thing. We have it set-up at the end of the hallway for him to ride. Its perfect. I ordered it as his big present for Christmas and so happy we did. Once summer rolls around its going outside where a hill is for added fun. Dad put it together in an hour

I bought this for my disabled grand daughter. She can't walk or talk but loves thrill rides and going fast and she loves this. The sit in seat definitely helps but wish it came with a seat belt to hold her in, she doesn't understand she needs to hold on.It does have slots to make some which i will do.

My three kids (7, 5, 2) got this for Christmas, and they love it. Even the two year old quickly learned to push it up the track and go back down. It is big, so we will likely have to move it outdoors. I recommend measuring the space you plan to use it in before purchasing.

We saw one of these at a birthday party our grandson attended. He liked it a lot, so we purchased one. The instructions were good, but there were 2 issues- the first was that the 5" bolts were too short for the assembly procedure 18. We were only able to get 1 thread showing. I made a trip to a hardware store and bought 2 3/8 x 5 1/2 bolts and that issue was resolved. Item H had 2 issues. The first is that there is no Step 2 Step label. The bigger issue is that the 2 holes for the pins were not drilled. I have a boring bit, so that was easily corrected, using the template in the part. Looking foward to our grandson playing on it!

Parts were difficult to identify. Pictures were too small and imprinted numbers were non-existent. Actual mechanics of putting it together required a minimum of 2 people. Although I read all of the instructions first, you'll probably have to reread them a couple of times. All in all though, it was worth it. Kids are having a blast! Thank you.