EocuSun Polka Dot 3-in-1 Folding Kids Play Tent with Tunnel, Ball Pit and Zippered Storage Bag

Our toddler uses it daily for almost a year now. Very enjoyable and well built. Folds to save space.

Looks just as shown. Looks quite cheap as the tunnel that attaches is just a few flimsy ties on either end. Would not recommend putting outside with even a little bit of wind. The wind picks it up and blows it away real easily. All and all, is still pretty cool for younger kids though. My son is 1 year old but he didn't want much to do with it. He just kept pushing down the sides and climbing out.

Pretty cool and a lot bigger than thought. It was given as a gift to our twin niece and nephew who are 6 months old. They are at the stage of rolling over and hoped the tunnel would be a good way to get them crawling. Plus it was something they could grow into and enjoy for many years. The twinners older sister is 7 and she loved playing with this by herself and with her siblings. Hope it lasts many years. Also, it was pretty easy to take down and put away when not using it or transporting it. It has strings to tie together on each of the three pieces so they stay flat to take up hardly any room. So far, no issues with it.

I bought this for my grandson for Christmas. Have not put it together as yet but looks very nice

Lots of fun! I bought this for my niece's 2nd birthday and she loved it! Her parents loved that it folds down nice and small. The material is thin (as expected) but so far it seems to be holding up. The three sections secure together with fabric ties around each of the round openings. I believe there are four ties at each connection. I've seen some other reviews that say these ties rip off. That hasn't been my experience yet but I see how it could happen. They get pulled on quite a bit as kids move in and out of each section. My one complaint would be that there is no cover to close off the opening in the ball pit. I like that you can use each piece separately but if you try to use the ball pit by itself the ball just roll out the back under the hoop. When playing inside we simply backed the pit up to the couch and that seemed to work but I might try and sew a piece of fabric across the top of the opening so you can roll it down and secure it with velcro if you are not attaching the tunnel piece. I filled mine with 200 balls but not all balls are the same size. I purchased the larger type of ball (I think they are 6 or 7 cm) the smaller balls will probably take 300 to get the same coverage. 200 of the larger balls were just enough that the 2 year old could lay down and mostly cover herself...at least enough that she thought she was hiding. :)