Fisher-Price DC League of Super-Pets Daily Planet Rescue die-cast Vehicle Racetrack playset with Vehicle Launcher and 2 ramps for Kids Ages 3 and up

My boys absolutely love all things super hero and are obsessed with Ace and Krypto. They love this toy and use all of their other super hero cars to play with it. Fun purchase for the kids!

The media could not be loaded. This is a nice, simple little tie-in toy.The packaging wasn't too bad to open but def not on the level of frustration free. Instructions were good, assembly was pretty straightforward (other than the 5yo that wishes you would gain super speed anytime you build a toy 😉)Almost all of the main pieces are really nice, thick, sturdy plastic. I'd be surprised if a kid broke them with even semi-careless normal handling. There are a few little add-ons that might be lost if your kid is rough but I still think it would take a while and none of them would really affect functionality.It's very stable and a good size but not too big (for fellow 'too many toys' parents). I love that it isn't electronic but is still fairly fun. I like that the ramps are fairly stiff plastic and a little wider than the cars. I feel like sometimes more malleable track types warp with use and cars start getting stuck. Really frustrating on playsets like this that aren't getting rearranged like loose track might.The only two potential drawbacks I see are 1) There is a lot of branding 2) It is a little simple/one track pony.If the branding bothers you, assembling it without the stickers is perfectly possible and would remove almost all of it.As far as it being a little simple, I think as long as you skew towards the younger end of the age range it's really fine. No it's not a 'Christmas morning' crazy toy they have to play with for hours just to figure it all out, but my son played with it for a good 30-40 mins (that's a while for him) when I first built it and wandered back to it several times for shorter spurts after that. It'll be easy to leave out and we can still play around with launching them off an edge or maybe into some of that other track. I think it will hold his attention as well as any quality and actually fun toy does, probably more.

I got this for my son who is a big Super Pets fan. It’s basically a tower with one “ice” track and one “fire” track (like the two Guinea pig henchmen). You can race two cars against each other. It comes with one car—Krypton driving the invisible jet.) So to have cars race, you will need to get a second car (if you don’t already have some. My kid has dozens.) The tower is pretty easy to put together. My son and his friend did most of it on their own. It’s a fun toy, but the kids seem to lose interest after awhile since you just put the cars down the tracks over and over. Of course kids may incorporate it into a larger pretend world game or something.Overall, it’s a well-made sturdy plastic toy. It’s one that my sons friends are excited to play with when they come over, which renews my son’s interest in it. But generally after the first week or so, he sort of lost interest. But that’s how kids are. The toy is good. If your kid likes hot wheels and Super Pets, this is likely to be well received.

The media could not be loaded. Pros: 1. All of the pieces are labeled, so veryeasy to put together, and it comeswith instructions. 45 seconds toassemble.Cons: 1. It says Die cast metal on front of box.(Not sure if its referring to the moldthat toys are cast in or what) But.....All these pieces are plastic... no metal.2. This toy is very one dimensional sochild may get bored of it quickly.3. Toys are not well packaged. Lookslike they are just thrown in the box.Please watch the video for the toy in action.... Hope it helps in your decision to purchase.

We've been a Fisher Price family for several generations and we're always impressed with the sturdiness and fun, colorful designs. And, in this series of Super Pets toys from Fisher Price, we're impressed that they've managed to keep the prices quite reasonable, in our view.We are a family that has collected some of the other Super Pets toys in this series.If you just spotted this one set in a search for Super Pet toys, look around for a bit. There are quite a few toys in this series, each one featuring some kind of "action," ranging from audio responses to movement of various kinds.This set was a hit the moment we opened the box.It's just fun to set it up and see these little figurines speed down the ramps.Happily kid tested and 5-star rated in our family!

The media could not be loaded. My daughter loves this toy bc it reminds her of Hot Wheels track. Now she was confused to why it only had one "car", but this can work with other Hot Wheel cars and isn't a deal breaker.Now the assembly- a few stickers to place, but the tracks I was so confused until I saw they are labeled but HARDLY VISABLE and it's in the connectors.PROS- Simple concept & interchangeable with other cars.CONS- Assembly, the labeling of the track pieces could be clearer on the items

My grandkids love anything Fisher Price, and I like the quality. So when I saw this ‘League of Super Pets: Daily Planet Rescue’ play set, I ordered it.The set was a bit tricky to assemble. The instructions are very clear as to what to do, but a couple of the track pieces didn’t line up like they were supposed to…typical plastic. The quality of the parts, though, is good. The plastic is thick and doesn’t look like it would break easily.But the big test came when my grandson spotted it…he instantly loved it. It held his attention for a good hour. And there was lots of giggling when played…definitely a good thing. I’ll what the other kids think.I’m quite satisfied with this Super Pets set and can recommend it. I do think it’s a tad expensive for what you get though.