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Features
- Enhance your child's creativity with Go! Go! Smart educational toys; kids build their own toy train track and push cars around the track for miles of fun
- Interactive role-play features include an electronic train station, bridge and tunnel, and a conveyor belt hill; 32 interchangeable track pieces included
- Features VTech SmartPoint technology; 10 SmartPoint locations interact with SmartPoint vehicles to trigger fun phrases, music and sound effects
- Includes 1 motorized SmartPoint Train and an educational cargo car toy that teaches the letter "T" through pretend play; 3 included AAA batteries
- VTech Go! Go! Smart Wheels and Animals track pieces can be connected for maximum play; a great early learning center for children ages 1 to 5
Description
All aboard the Go! Go! Smart Wheels Train Station Playset from VTech! Watch the train chug through the station and under the bridge, or turn the hand crank to make it ride up the conveyor belt. Your little conductor can ride the rails as they discover and explore with this toy train playset! From the Manufacturer All aboard the Go! Go! Smart Wheels Train Station Playset from VTech! Watch the train chug through the station and under the bridge, or turn the hand crank to make it ride up the conveyor belt. Your little conductor can ride the rails as they discover and explore with this toy train playset!
Product Dimensions: 3.94 x 5.12 x 7.87 inches
Item Weight: 10 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 80-146700
Manufacturer recommended age: 12 months - 5 years
Batteries: 3 AAA batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Release date: June 10, 2013
Manufacturer: V Tech
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We purchased this over a year ago for our 3 year old boy's birthday and he's used it almost daily ever since. At first he needed the help of his big brothers to decide where to put theW track pieces in a way that made sense, but now he's enjoying designing his own layouts and is proud that he can click them together himself. We actually decorated his birthday cake with it, which made a really fun surprise when we drove it around the cake. He still talks about that regularly. It comes with a nice selection of extras like signs, etc., which are nice b/c it give them something to manipulate and change around. The favorite is the gate which stops the train until they raise it by hand, which keeps them involved. We did not put the stickers on anything because we kind of liked it simpler and open to imaginative interpretation and he never felt anything was missing. As parents, what we really like is that it is one of the most durable toys we've ever bought. Yay, VTech! We have 6 kids so we don't even bother to buy things that aren't "industrial strength". It seems almost impossible to find toys these days that don't break immediately! The second thing we look for after durability is long term pay-off. In other words, once the novelty wears off is there enough to actually DO with the toy that keeps their interest? Toys that do everything themselves become boring space-killers FAST. This one is a firm win in this department. Right away we loved that there are two switches on the train- one to let it go itself, and one where you can push it (but it still makes the sounds). But out favorite feature is the hand-crank on the hill! This requires child activity every time the train goes on that piece! The crank requires them to practice manual dexterity at just the right level of challenge for a tot of 3-4, too. GREAT FEATURE! This is one of the best investments we've ever made for our kids. I was surprised that the older kids have trouble keeping their hands off it. I've even caught the 13 year old at it (don't tell :). The 7 year old clearly loves "helping" his little bro with it and it has been a great way for them to socialize and develop their relationship. I don't see the 7 year old outgrowing his love for it anytime soon, so it can clearly satisfy a large age range. In fact, our biggest problem is that now we have to buy another one for our 2 year old girl b/c she keeps taking the train and tearing apart the track. But again, with any other toy I feel she'd have broken it by now, especially considering how they clean it up by throwing the pieces across the room into a wooden crate! I studied the other products in the Go Go Smart Wheels line before buying this one and feel this one offers by far the best payoff. The other sets seem to all be lacking in terms of the number pieces you can manipulate (like with this there are just enough track pieces to allow different configurations). It seemed to have the most activities that kids actually have to do themselves which keep their interest, too. I thought by now we'd be wanted different sets, but we're going to go with duplicate train set for Christmas b/c that's what all 3 of the little guys want and the other sets seem to be lacking in track size and high-interest features. The only think I don't like about it is the noises, but I guess that's what sells toys (typically to people without kids!!!) I don't hate them like I do with most toys, but they make this toy less valuable as a distraction for when siblings are doing schoolwork. We still use it for that b/c it keeps them happy for a long time (1-2 hours!) but it does interrupt us. All I could ask for is a sound free switch for the pieces that make the train talk, and another train set with different but similar features.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2015 by JSmith
I've read that some reviewers have a problem with the train stucking in the corners, but that not a case for us. It drives through without problem. Train itself is constructed in such a way that when it encounters obstacle it stops for the moment (waiting for the cargo to be loaded) and then continues. My five year old son assembles the whole loop, his three year old brother is not able to connect the whole thing but builds the pieces into a long line just fine. So a lot of fun. However there was one problem, while the toy itself is perfect and definitely fun to play and educational in many ways, the package that we've received apparently wasn't new. Majority of pieces looked intact and properly sealed in their packages, but then the battery compartment in a station house (main structure of the set) lacked the closing cover, also the traffic lights that attach to this building had no clutches (they were either unscrewed or broken off). So the station house was definitely opened previously and never fully packed back. I'm not sure whose fault it is. The toy itself is perfect, so I give it five stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2014 by D. Barbakadze
This is a quality train set and i am pleased with the quality. My 2 year old little girl loves this and now being almost 3, still plays with it. She can put the pieces together herself now and loves the little train. Sometimes she just wants to play with the train only. The train and track is very durable despite her accidentally stepping on the track etc. It hasn't cracked or anything and still holding up strong. There are so many train sets out there, but i think this was the best decision since most toys and their plastic are getting flimsier these days. Not this one though! The -only- disappointment is what others have mentioned is it seems to be lacking the curve guiders for the 4 way connectors. It would give more versatility without the train running off the track. That could have been included for the price of this. It seems like a cheap gimmicky stunt on the companies part when it's not necessary for this sort of toy and people that love trains. People that love trains are probably always going to get more track regardless. Anyhow, it's still a great set and i will probably buy more of this type of track because of the quality. Toddler approved!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 11, 2023 by Christine
My girls love this train and it has been going non-stop since Christmas. Their dad and grandpa both enjoy playing this train set with them. There are many pros and cons to this toy. I would still buy this toy all over again if I had to choose. The only difference is that I would have ordered several of the red curved directional pieces far ahead of time. http://www.vtechkids.com/support/replacement_parts/gogosmartwheelstrainstationplayset Pros: great for 1 year old an 7 year old. sturdy, safe for young and older. fun, holds attention, educational. The track can be configured to exclude the blue and orange ramp when necessary and for younger audiences. Cons: It only comes with one piece called a red curved directional piece. If I use several of the configurations provided in the package, including the one posted here with the product, the train will go off the track. This requires someone to sit with my one year old the entire time she plays. A one year old may struggle with any configuration that requires the big blue piece that you see in the photo. It requires the turning of a crank handle to get the train to the top. A one year old may struggle with configurations that require the use of the ramp. One year olds like to explore things. They will turn the train to go the opposite direction and when it cannot make it up the ramp, it leads to tears of frustration. On days of heavy use, we have gone through a set of batteries a day. It takes 3 AAA batteries. We tried the name brands, and now we just use $tree batteries so that every 5 sets of batteries cost $4.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2014 by Grace of God