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Adds to their dinosaur park playtime experience. They’ve lost a door already but it’s still a good time 🤣

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My nephew absolutely loves Jurassic Park and anything having to do with dinosaurs, so this was a perfect little addition to all of his millions of other dinosaur toys. He has the Jurassic Park cars and the dinosaurs, so now that he has the fence he likes to reenact the movies and the Netflix shows where they go through the fence in different scenarios. It doesn't stand up too well when the gates are closed on its own, but we found a way to make it work. That's the only reason I gave it four stars was because we had to fiddle with it in order to get it to stand up by itself when the gates are not open. Other than that it's a good price for what you get, and it's decent quality plastic, the colors are pretty iconic to what you remember from the Jurassic Park movies and shows, and adds to lots of fun the kids were already having.

The media could not be loaded. I purchased this set specifically for the double door gate. It is a very nice size! About 12 inches tall! I decided to make a dinosaur activity table for my son for Christmas and this gate added the grand entrance I was looking for! It doesn’t make sound or light up or anything. (Although it would have been really cool for the flames to actually light up) it still gives a Jurassic Park feel. The dinosaurs and other props were good quality ass well. They are made of the heavier/thicker rubber material. Overall good value for this set!

The media could not be loaded. I used this for a gingerbread decorating contest and it was great! My son now plays with this as a toy. Very cute and affordable if you’re looking for Jurassic themed items without paying a ridiculous “Jurassic park” trademark price. It made a rawr-some gingerbread house!

Opportunities for imaginative play, whether they’re creating a scene where dinosaurs roam free or carefully maintaining the park. It's an excellent tool for storytelling. My grandson absolutely loves it! It is made well and not a fragile toy, which is perfect for kids so you don't have to worry about it breaking. Great TOY!

It was the perfect Birthday Cake add on for our four year old. And now he plays with it all of the time

Well, there's good news and there's bad news. First of all, this is an extremely cool and generally well-made toy. The gate is bigger in person than it looks in the photos, and the overhead "Dinosaur Park" sign in particular feels really well-executed. There's a definite impression of quality there, as well as in the accessories: the nest of eggs, the rock with the fossils, and the large log. All of these feel really well-made. This thing is awesome and we are super excited about having it.Now for the bad, and I REALLY hope the manufacturer is paying attention. The center of gravity is off, so it tends to topple over if the gates are fully closed and you're playing with it on carpet. Just falls right over. We need to leave the gates open at least a little bit to prop it up. Kinda defeats the purpose of having a gate. You leave it open, the dinosaurs will get out. Also, it's not quite as much fun to play with when you have to be mindful of this fundamental flaw. But this problem could easily be solved by addressing the even larger issue: this toy needs a base. The U-shaped structure is inherently weak. The attachment points at either end of the "Dinosaur Park" sign are vulnerable points of potential failure if the two vertical gateposts are pressured in opposite directions. A base would also allow the gates to be opened and closed freely without concern for the play surface. The addition of a base could address the balance issues as well as strengthen the toy structurally by making a square shape rather than a U shape. There are even holes already present in the underside of the two pillars which could serve as receivers for a base the user attaches himself. I'm confident it would be fairly straightforward and simple to add a base to the design. It would be so worth doing, and the improvements it would bring to the fundamental durability of the playset would more than justify a potential cost increase, if any. Making these changes to address the structural integrity and the center of gravity would instantly make this a solid 5 star toy.UPDATE 2/21/25:I used double-sided Gorilla Super Glue Tape to attach supports to the back of the gateposts. Now it stands straight and tall, even on our carpeted playmat. The "braces" I installed are the plastic shipping protectors for the corners of a large picture frame. See photos. My child loves it!