Princess Play Tent - Durable Girls Boys Pop Up Play House Toy for Indoor and Outdoor Kids Games - Pretend and Imaginative Play - Have Fun in The Cute Foldable Princess Tent

Its very cute and roomier than I thought, both my husband and me and our 15 month old can fit in it suprisingly. (Obviously there are legs sticking out and its tight but its doable) The little star pillow that comes with it is super soft and cute. The 2 stars off is because we’ve had it for 1 month and there are several parts of it that have already ripped and are coming apart. I don’t see it lasting another few months. Maybe it’s just our son, but he can be rough with his toys and its a very thin tent with a single stitch holding seams together. But for the price I’m not too upset. Had I paid like $50 for it I would be much more disappointed.Also, this could have just been me not reading the product description carefully enough but I thought I was purchasing a pop up tent that I could fold down easily and put out of the way when not in use but that is not the case. It’s more like a real tent with polls that snap together and then you tie them in place to create the structure of the castle. It was very easy to assemble but its definitely not a “pop-up” and would take probably 5 min to take apart. This is unfortunate for us given we do not have the room for it to be permanently up in our house but alas our son loves it so much we now have a castle in our kitchen.

I actually got this for my son because I wanted a gray castle to match the other decor in his room! I searched all over, and this is the only one I could find that matched the way I wanted it to. I think it can work for a boy or a girl! He absolutely loves it, and it has held up really well through two moves. It was easy to put together, just follow the directions. It folds up really easily as well. It comes with a little cloud pillow, which I thought was a cute touch. Perfect for princes or princesses alike!

UPDATE - This tent is now in the garbage. My baby ended up breaking a pole... IT'S MADE OF FIBERGLASS. It took forever to get out of my hand. The pieces that hold the poles in place don't stand up to taking up and down to move rooms. So the tent ended up ripping in those areas.I got this tent for my son since he likes forts and to hide in things. It was pretty easy to put together. Boy does it get hot inside. Great thing is, it does have windows so having a fan point towards it works well. It's so roomy inside as well.What I have an issue with is the bottom pieces that hold the poles are in the best word crap. The piles went right through. At the top of the tent there is too much room for the poles to move around as well. I think that makes it a little less sturdy.All in all it is gender neutral. It is cute. Super light.

Adorable and my kids (2yrs and 1yr) loved it... but they broke it in under a month. The poles aren’t very strong and the worst part is that when they break, they splinter in tiny pieces that you can’t see but can definitely feel... my two year old and I both got splinters from it.The first pole broke when my one year old leaned on it. Then three more broke when they were being more rough, but still not too crazy.Maybe it’d be fine for older kids, but wouldn’t recommend for toddlers.(Picture from when the first pole broke after 4 days of use, I duct taped a chopstick to hold it together until the others broke.)

At first I really loved this castle and my kids absolutely loved it and are actually really sad that it's now broken.I know for the price point that it lasting almost a year is actually pretty good, but what upsets me is that the poles that go on the inside seem to be made out of fiberglass or something. Everything was fine until one day I had my head in the castle and my two-year-old was playing with me and he fell backwards and I heard the pole crack. I've reached over and touched it because I didn't have my glasses on and I wanted to see if it actually broke and immediately a shard got stuck in my finger. I'm just grateful that I was there and noticed the crack happening because otherwise the kids would have just kept playing in it and all the little shards that came off the pole would have gotten stuck in them instead. There was no way I was going to let them keep playing in it and risk one of the other poles breaking and doing the same thing so I took it down immediately.I realize that this item is not available currently but I want to leave this review just in case it comes back so that others can be aware that the poles leave shards of fiberglass or plastic or whatever it is when they crack.Other photos show some of the wear and I want to mention that all of these rips happened within a month of the castle being bought.

Assembly was okay. You have to get inside the castle to insert the support rods. I've had another castle similar to this one, but a different brand and the assembly was easier because the slots were on the outside. Not a big deal if you plan on keeping the tent up for awhile.The pillow is soft and cute. It had a strong smell, so I suggest washing it right away.I bought this one because it was a more neutral color than the other ones on the market. I expect that my daughter will use it for years. She is currently 15mo.

I love the unisex design (who doesn’t like castles?).The installation was easy once I got the idea of it with first pole the rest was super quick.Before purchasing I was thinking it may arrive a bit wrinkly and I’ll need to find a way to iron it, but it wasn’t! There are some very fine wrinkles that were so unnoticed that I didn’t even bothered to straighten them up. Definitely recommended!

This tent lasted about a week. One of the rods was cracked beforehand, but I believed it would still support the structure of the tent. I was wrong. My children were playing inside of the tent, and rolled a little too closely to one of the sides. The rod snapped in two and was irreparable. I know I should have said something when I received the product, but it didn't seem like a big deal at the time, and my children really wanted to play inside the tent. Now it tilts to one side and is nearly impossible to use. The quality was poor, and potentially hazardous to users.