Fisher-Price Thomas & Friends Trains & Cranes Super Tower, motorized train and track set for preschool kids ages 3 years and up (Amazon Exclusive)

LOVE LOVE LOVE this trainset. It took me about an hour to put together. It was my son’s Santa gift and me and my oldest sat and played with it a bit before the rest of the kids woke up. It’s a good size, well worth the money. & it’s great because you don’t have to constantly reassemble it. It’s super fun for all ages of kids & can be stored away in a closet. It is pretty durable however a giant mirror fell on ours & broke one of the plastic clips so we will have to glue it back. I hope it works because my son loves this toy. He has autism and can be pretty rough on toys but this has held up pretty well.

*AUTISM MOM REVIEW* This track set is incredible and began my son’s now much larger collection of Thomas trains and tracks. He has always loved the show and we got him this set for his 3rd birthday. He is autistic and obsessed with trains. He plays with this set for HOURS. If you’re worried about your child’s motor skills, don’t be. The bridge clicks perfectly into place no matter how crazily you move it from one side to the other so there’s no need for them to line up the tracks (I was worried about this when I ordered). The only time anything needs lined up is when you set the train onto the tracks obviously, but that only took him a couple times to practice. It is incredible for autistic kids as they can repeat the same pattern of tasks over and over. Press the stop sign, move the bridge, press the stop sign, watch the train go down and then back up. They can control every part of it and predict everything that’s going to happen. If you’re worried about the track stability, I wouldn’t worry too much about that either. So far our tracks have never even disconnected from each other, and I’ve moved it multiple times and my son is NOT gentle with it by any means. The Thomas train that comes with it is plastic and motorized and can go up the track on his own. The Percy train is just a push-along die-cast train, so he can’t go up but my son loves putting him at the top and sending him down because he zooms pretty fast since it’s metal and heavier. He actually went through a phase where he was a bit overstimulated by the motorized trains, during which time we collected a few of the die cast ones, and he still played with those just as much on the tracks, pushing them along. If your child also likes the other characters/other construction vehicles, there’s also cranes at the top, and it comes with cargo boxes, as well as little spots for them to sit at both the top and bottom of the tracks. So you can add them into the car at the bottom of the track and unload them at the top with the crane. There’s also chutes to drop the cargo back down to the bottom! The only downside to this track set for us is the fact that the bridge is fairly short. This means that a lot of the trains that you can collect cannot fit on the bridge with all of their cars. Usually it’s fine with just 1 train and 1 car on the back, however some of the trains come with 2 cars attached to the back and can’t make it across the bridge without losing a piece. So any trains that come with 3 pieces, we have to remove one before using it on this track set. That’s a bit upsetting for my son because he likes things to be exactly how they’re “supposed” to be, so he wants to leave the original cars on the trains.

My grandson loves everything Thomas and Percy. The motorized Thomas engine brings him great joy. He likes loading and unloading the cargo onto the cargo car with the cranes. Harold the helicopter sits on the helipad waiting to come to the rescue. Percy is not motorized and he is smaller than Thomas but he is much faster than Thomas if you put him at the top of the track and send him on his way. Percy finishes at the bottom of the track at the spinning turntable. There are multiple switches to start or stop the trains. My grandson likes that he is in control of the switches and they are easy to use. Other motorized trains can be used with this track as you will see in my video. The multilevel design takes up less space than other train sets. My grandson can stand and play and move around this track easily. It can be moved from room to room without taking it apart. It is a great quality product and sturdy. I feel it is reasonably priced considering how much fun it brings. Even the adults can play with the children with this train track set. My grandson and I have had many hours of laughter and enjoyment while playing with this set. Note: My adult son put this train track together and it appeared to be fairly easy but does take a little time. It’s certainly worth the effort. 😊

This went together in 31 easy steps, so give yourself about an hour or so to build it. Instructions are all in drawings so if your brain works like that, it’s fine. It really doesn’t do a whole lot of things. The train goes around the track nicely, but it involves human engagement to Move cranky the crane around when the train gets to that point on the track. You can put cargo up and down in an elevator, and the whole thing is just really fun to look at. I never thought they’d like it this much. I’ve had it since July. We had so much for them at Christmas we didn’t bring it out and now is my grandson’s third birthday and it’s a hit. !! Quality, value and fun. Will be very durable. We’re not about to disassemble this !

I bought this set for my Grandson who just turned two, and he hasn’t stopped playing with it for days. It’s very well made, nice and sturdy. It comes with a battery operated, motorized Thomas, and a small non- motorized Percy who can be hooked on to other trains. Cranky the crane, Carly the crane, and Cassia are all included, attached to the set. There are many ways for the child to interact, pushing the red levers to allow the train to go after stopping on the track, pushing the big lever over for Cranky to set the bridge for allowing the train to cross the gap in the tracks, using the hooks to remove cargo from the trains and dropping them down the chute to be picked up later down the track. Harold the helicopter is also included and there’s a helipad for him. The trains stay on track, climb the ascending rails, and navigate the descending rails very well. You can buy other motorized trains to join in the fun, we use up to three at a time, and keep the others ‘parked’ in our ‘train yard’ in the meantime. Smaller, heavy trains that aren’t motorized( like the Percy that’s included), race very quickly down the track using only gravity. This is a wonderful toy, the adults are delighted by it too! Not disappointed at all. High quality and surprisingly well done! Definitely recommend.

4 year old grandson maintains this is his favorite Christmas gift. Creatively plays with it throughout each day. Will tell stories as he is moving all sizes of trains on it. Do know that only the Thomas trains fit and slide on the tracks. Assembly wasn’t hard. Everything is functional. Does require permanent floor space. Definitely would but again. Seems durable too. Fortunately the dogs just sniff it, no damage from pets or child. Grandchild enjoys demonstrating this set to all visitors.

This was the best Christmas gift! At 5 years old, I wasn’t sure if my son was getting too big for a toy like this, but I’m glad I purchased it. Him and my 7 year old daughter have really enjoyed building and rearranging the tracks. This is extremely durable, connects well and is compatible with other Thomas the Train sets. The kids love the cranes and the rotating feature on the top. This is a great toy and I would highly recommend!

Good quality toy that keeps our grandson busy. Just wish we could find the other trains for this.

Súper recomendable

He had so much fun playing this set. He can go on and on without even feeling tired.

Muito bonito e muito grande! Perfeito!

C’est un bon cadeau ,pour les petits enfants.

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