Kids Ball Pit Pop Up Large Tent for Toddlers - Indoor & Outdoor Gift Toys for Infants Girls & Boys, Baby Playpen with Zipper Storage Bag, BallPit Balls Not Included

We bought this ball pit tent to help contain our current ball pit. When our toddler got bigger, she started spilling the balls everywhere every time she got into the ball pit. Our other ball pit also has a flap on the back that loses balls constantly. She loves her ball pit, so we couldn’t get rid of it. That’s why we got this item. She is so excited about the tent/house-like feel. We love that the walls keep the balls in much better. The door on this tent has a low wall, so we put the other ball pit inside of this one to use that one’s wall. This one is big enough to fit the other large ball pit (has 400 balls in it with space for more). There is space for us both to get in with our 2-year-old — and we aren’t tiny! It pops up super easily. A bag is included with it, but I don’t see us using it. The quality is fine — about what I expected. This is a good value for your money. This was an investment in Mom and Dad’s sanity and our little one’s play!

I bought this in 2020 and it’s still holding up!! Four grandchildren later! Highly recommend!

My kids love the ball pit! It's nice that the high walls and door flap contain the balls well. The size is the perfect size as two kids can easily be in it at the same time, but it's not too big where it takes up too much space in a room. Also nice that there is an option to fold it up and put it away for easy storage.

I purchased this to replace a different pop up tent meant to hold 1000 ballpit balls. This tent has many benefits including sturdiness, size, ease of folding down when done being played with and affordability. The only drawback, and it really is a drawback, is that the velcro in the middle (there are three velcro spots to keep the tent door flap closed) doesn't reach down to the bottom to attach so all the balls pour out of the hole that it creates. The other velcro spots attach just fine, but the middle one is a bit of a joke. Someone else suggested putting the tent opening up against a wall so I put this tent up against our coffee table and it definitely helps but if it gets bumped away all the balls spill back out. It's quite frustrating but I've yet to find a tent with these features so I tolerate this drawback. This design definitely needs to be addressed because it could be such an excellent ballpit play area.

This pop-up ball pit tent is a wonderfully designed play space for toddlers and young children. Setup is instant, and the lightweight yet sturdy structure makes it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. I purchased this for my grandson, and it quickly became one of his favorite play areas. The spacious interior encourages crawling, standing, and free movement, which supports early motor development. The breathable mesh panels provide good visibility and airflow, allowing adults to supervise easily. The included storage bag makes cleanup and transport effortless. Pros; • Instant pop-up design with no assembly required • Spacious interior encourages active play • Lightweight, breathable, and child-safe materials • Easy to fold and store in the included bag • Excellent for developing coordination and confidence Cons; • Balls are not included (clearly stated, but worth noting) Verdict; An excellent early-play product that promotes movement, imagination, and safe exploration. Highly recommended as a gift for toddlers.

Easy assemble and toddler loves it.

Large and sturdy, it's a little tough to fold when new but that will ease after collapsing it a few times. The biggest thing to consider is getting enough balls to cover the bottom. The first snapshot is 100 2-inch balls, the next pic has 300 and at the best price I could find, that's about $65. I also added a $6 mesh laundry bag in case the kid wants to go ball-less, {so to speak}, making this about a $90 low tech gift for the baby. Also going forward I am considering how best to clean those little plastic balls. Right now, I am thinking about a 15-minute tumble in a cool dry after a good blast of Lysol through the mesh. Then hang the whold thing in the sun for a couple hours. Repeat as needed.

Decided to try an indoor ball pit for our little grandtoddler. This does the trick with ease. Simply pop it up with the spring loaded sides, very lightweight so you can move it around. So far seems pretty durable after several days of pretty tough play time. I loaded it with over a 1000 plastic balls and then some (found here on Amazon). Our little one figured out how to bend the side back to climb in and out as the "entrance" panel uses just a few pieces of velcro to fix it in place, we quickly found out once loaded with balls and opening the panel, you have balls everywhere! So I duct taped it shut. So far the littles are happy and we are too watching them do their "bazinga!" Anyway for indoor play I recommend it provided you have the space. The almost 5 year old fits just fine although with the almost 2 year old in there at the same time it can be a bit crowded so we keep play time to one at a time for safety sake.