Marble Rush T-Rex Dino Thrill Track Set

Great Vtech Set! We have a marble run obsessed kiddo. Vtech's sets are very durable, easy for kiddo to help build with parent, and they run them all on their own - including turning on or off any electronic features. We continue to invest in the vtech marble runs as they are great quality items!

Very good quality, so many pieces, very versatile, my son owns few sets already, he can create so many new designs, we all love it.!

Well packed n fast delivery. No damage on original product box. Super fun for little boy to play with creative build up in various designs

Bought as a Christmas gift. The colorful game pieces should capture the kids attention. Item arrived ahead of schedule and as described.

This set us as good as the others. One minor quirk— one of the Dino’s legs bracket was put on upside diwn adjusted it to work

My grandson was totally excited when he saw this gift. He went right to work putting it together. He did so without using the instructions!!! He’s 13 yrs old. Since then he and his sister have tons of fun playing with it. One fantastic toy!

My kids love putting this together and play with it for hours. I certainly would recommend for ages 3 and up.

I have several v-tech marble tracks. While this one is still fun and entertains my children - it's not as cohesive as the others. It seems like they had two new lifts that they wanted to push together and also a giant dinosaur that they just put in to sell. My kids love these marble tracks but if you are a first time buyer I would recommend one of the other Vtech kits first.

Ya es el cuarto que le compramo a nuestro hijo 😊

El juguete dejó de funcionar a los 15 días ya no prende

So close to being awesome. Seems really cool with lots of fun and unique tracks for the marbles to run through. Pieces click into each other but really do not lock at all; which means movement will have parts separating quite easily. So where you build it matters since moving it intact afterwords isn't likely to work. Instructions to build are decent, but at times, makes you have to use an educated guess at which orientation of a block should be since it just shows placement but not which way the openings go. Here's where it really falls short, unless it is on a perfectly level surface, the marble runs will not work/consistently work. Made the mistake on building it in carpet, and pieces wouldn't even click together without cominbgapsrt elsewhere, so then built it on a card table. The card table has a soft top to it, and while I could build the track, marbles wouldn't always go where they are supposed to. When I was trying to move it, it all came apart and has a rapid unscheduled disassembly. Some of the parts like the dinosaur mouth did not work consistently nor did the spiral lift. This could be a really cool and fun set if it worked consistently, but with it not, it becomes somewhat disappointing since unlike the original marble works that as long as gravity was good (duh!) it would always work. This set needs things to all be just right for marbles to move, so somewhat disappointing.

Not for kids under 5 for sure. Too difficult and fragile to build. We have the launch pad one but my little was not strong enough to make it launch because you need to smash the thing with adult strength to make the ball launch far enough. Dino one is better in this regard, but DO NOT build the last track in the manual. It doesn't work. The balls get stuck in several places and the ball won't launch into the Dino mouth. There is too much flex in the base plate and the ball will go wild. Also you NEED to use the gray double ramp with the launcher or that ball will NOT go into the Dino mouth reliably. I believe the manual shows a track using a single ramp. It won't work. It is pretty obvious they didn't beta test the tracks before they published the manual. Also they dont sell replacements magnetic balls, or any balls, so don't loose them. Regular marbles don't work.

We love the VTech marble rush (and have every single set). Unfortunately, the magnetic moving parts in this one don't work consistently. The launcher will launch it in the wrong direction or across the room, and the T. Rex needs to be reset each time.