Step2 Fiesta Cruise Sand & Water Table with Umbrella | Kids Outdoor Play Table, Multicolor (894800)

This is a fantastic product; it's adorable, and it's the perfect size for my one and four-year-olds (though my eight and nine-year-olds enjoy it as well). There are lots of fun accessories, and the people are wonderful. They could be black, Hispanic, or white with a tan, according to their appearance. br>Both the "sand" and "water" sides have a plug, which does not leak and drains well. I'm looking forward to adding sand, and I like how the "sand" side has a cover as well. br>The umbrella is attractive and will be useful during the summer. Overall, I'm glad I took a chance on a product that didn't have any reviews!.

Emberly Hicks

| Jul 24, 2021

This was a gift for my autistic son's 9th birthday a few months ago. He's hyperactive and destructive, and he hasn't yet managed to mark this thing. That piece meant a lot to him because he adores umbrellas. To give you an idea of his size, he's about 4'3" tall and weighs 60 pounds. He likes to sit in the "pool" part, even though he doesn't fit, and I've been watching the legs of it to see if they shift at all before I kick him out. Nothing. The assembly screws are a little difficult to get into place because the holes aren't pre-drilled, but otherwise it's a very well-made product. drilled. I simply drilled them through the plastic with a cordless drill. br>I recommend either putting this together before your child sees it or having another adult on hand to hold them back while you do so. My son appears to be faster than me when it comes to reading assembly instructions. He kept yanking pieces from my hands and handing them to me in the correct order, sighing and pointing to the next steps. The directions are simple and straightforward. His assistance was unnecessary for me. I suppose this is what it'll be like to have a teenager. Anyway, once it was put together, he loved it and played with it for at least 2 hours, and I'm looking forward to moving it outside and filling it with sand and water when the weather warms up.

Keilani Garrett

| Jan 05, 2021

This table was purchased for my 14-month-old daughter, who enjoys playing in the water. It's so cute. This table kept my son entertained for a long time and he fell in love with it right away. The accessories are nice and provide enough variety to keep his attention for a while, and watching people go down the slide and fall into the water makes him laugh so hard! There are a couple of things that I wish were different from an adult perspective. The drain is by far the most important factor. It's impossible to get all of the water out of the table because of the grooves in the bottom and the slightly raised drain plug. Even when the table is tipped slightly, some water remains at the bottom. I'm afraid it'll attract mosquitos. Another issue that has been mentioned in other reviews is that the slides do not snap into place, which may not be an issue for an older child, but it means that they all end up on the ground or in the boat for us. Overall, I am pleased with the table and would buy it again.

Ismael Griffith

| May 12, 2021

But now that she's almost five, my daughter needed a more involved play table for the summer, especially since the pandemic has kept us at home. She also wanted a sandbox, which I didn't want because I don't like sand. Step 2: Sand and Water Table for the Fiesta Cruise! The cruise ship theme is fun and basic enough for my daughter to understand: there's a captain, a crew member, a bather, and a diver. br>br>This is a delightful play table that keeps my daughter engaged and satisfies her desire to play with water and sand. The funnel can be used as both a sand scoop and a "castle" builder. The cruise ship lid is attractive, and it effectively protects the sand from animals and storms. The table as a whole is a good size and very sturdy. My 1- year- old enjoys bouncing around on the table, splashing water, and watching his older sister play. I don't think he'll knock the table over. br>br>My only criticisms are that (1) some sand always finds its way into the water side, so I wish the latter had a sloped basin (rather than a flat one) so that I could easily wash the sand down the drain plug, and (2) the slide and spring board do not stay in place. br>br>In contrast to other reviews, I think the removable water slide is a good idea. We've used it in our paddle pool and replaced the water wheel on our other Step 2 table with it on occasion. br>br>This purchase has exceeded our expectations!.

Malayah Short

| Feb 01, 2021

Beautiful and includes everything shown, including drain plugs on both sides. To be used by three children. The umbrella is in perfect working order and is simple to remove each time (as shown in the photo). She's almost four years old, and she's been playing for more than an hour. br>This item was not provided to me free of charge or in exchange for a review. br>Installation: br>Installation: br>Installation: br>In They provide six screws for the bottom, four for parts, and one for the umbrella to keep it from blowing away in the wind. A phillips screwdriver will be required.

Alfred Townsend

| Feb 11, 2021

It appears to be very cool and fun in the picture, but it has some design flaws; for example, the slide does not snap into place; instead, it simply stands on it and falls off every time; and mine came with a missing part; the top yellow platform of the slide was not in a box. It has the potential to be a fun toy, but it requires some improvements.

Briar Logan

| Aug 12, 2021

I gave it five stars for playability and enjoyment, but when I put it together, it left me with the biggest blister in the middle of my palm. Because the screws don't have predrilled holes, you'll have to yank them out with a lot of force. As a result, the blister: (After that, I had to heal my aching palm for a week. ) It's not funny at all.

Dior Holland

| Aug 23, 2021

It does the job, but it's very difficult to drain completely. To get the last bit of water out, we literally have to flip the whole thing over. You'll need a power drill to put it together because the holes aren't pre-drilled, which I expected given how poorly Step2 products are made in general, but it's still annoying. The table is a favorite of our three-year-old. I like the umbrella, and I like that one side of the table can be closed; we use it to store toys after we've played with them. It keeps our son occupied outside, and it's sturdy enough to hold him if he climbs in. The design is adorable. He is enamored with all of the small people and toys that come with it.

Cristian Dodson

| May 05, 2021