Double Plus Ball Drop

This is a great little activity for little ones. Definitely suitable for little fingers and can be rearranged to their own preferences. It's easy to use and looks sturdy enough to last a long time. The balls are bright and cheerful with their own little balls inside. Hours of fun!

This is how this product was delivered. No packaging just the items own box. Damaged on corners and stuck together with sellotape. Looks used! No replacement available and ordered for an Xmas gift. So disappointed.

I got this for my 3 year old hoping it would be a lot like marble run but its like a chunkier, less intuitive fun version of it. It says for babies and toddlers but my 3 year old didn’t take to it. He has grown up with marble runs… smaller parts and a lot more going on so this was like a down grade for him and he got bored after 5 minutes of play. I think it might be better suited to 1 - 2 year olds or maybe kids who haven’t played with a marble run before. The pieces are chunky and sturdy but they are not the smoothest to slot together and if its not slot together cleanly and on a flat surface the balls can get a bit stuck going down. The big green bits were a little confusing to position from the instructions but I did do it eventually. The balls are really decent and I think with more pieces it would make it more fun. It does seem a pretty decent quality toy and some kids will really enjoy it but unfortunately mine did not.

This ball run toy looks like it should have more to it, given 3 balls are included, and to be honest, additional sets are offered to build upon this. So really, this is a little part of something that could be bigger. On a couple of occasions one of the balls fell of the end of the track, either because it wasn't built completely right or the drop fell too far to the track below. Eitherway, it does feel alittle 'incomplete' on its own as a childs toy.

This double plus ball drop ramp activity play toy gives a lot of fun for kids 9months and up, when they plays with it. It contains 15 pieces for stacking and building, which can be used as a standalone toy set or expanded with other marble run products. It's also learning playset, so kids can learn colors and improve their hand eye coordination by playing this colorful ball tower game featuring maze slides, spiral activities and coaster adventures, it's amazing toy I have to admit. The quality of this toy is really good at all, and it can be used for a really long time to play, of course everything depends on how children will take care of this toy so you never know what to expect from our babies. Great value for money toy. Highly recommend!

Got this for my niece and she seems to like it - she enjoyed the noises it makes and the colours too (i assume).

Double Plus Ball Drop Ramp Activity Play Toy - Safe for 9 Months and Up This plastic ball drop game comes with 8 drop layers, 4 connectors and 3 balls. It is a very simple game which only takes a minute to set up but you have to be fairly careful with the positions of each section otherwise the ball does not travel how you wish or simply stops moving. Pieces are interchangeable so the layout can easily to changed. It is easy enough for older children to set up but will need adult help if young. The balls are fun and colourful and contain miniature balls inside which rattle when moved. Its nice that it requires no batteries or power to use this game so can be played indoors or outside. Further sets can be incorporated to build a bigger drop zone and make it last longer.

An older child or adult needs to build the stacking trays but after that, a young child/toddler can put the balls on the trays and watch them roll down. It is a marble run for those too young to play with marbles or smaller balls. The balls make a rattling sound as they spin down the racks. The trays or ramps are interchangeable so you can create different runs. It is a pretty simple set but extra sets can be added on. I do feel the price is rather on the high side though.

It’s good but not as amazing and entertaining as I thought. The balls are hidden between the layers and it all happens so fast that you don’t get to see the flexuous fall of the ball. My son can’t wait to see the ball coming out from the bottom of it and turn it upside down to take out the ball.

Since this is for toddlers I put paper plates under the bases so there is less chasing errant balls. The pink zig-zag tracks are consistently getting balls stuck: they need a redesign. But for a toddler 2+ this is a great toy. If they had a couple Y-TRACKS and A swirly bowl to watch the ball go round and round a bit, I'd give it 5 stars. I bought the super, the advanced, and the double plus ball drops. (And a box of extensions.)

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