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Playset comes complete with voice and sound, plus everything you need to tune up and turn on the fun. No assembly required. Requires 2 "AA" batteries, included; plus 3 "AA" batteries, not included. Measures 36"L x 36"W x 17"H.

The playset provides loads of activities for young car enthusiasts ages 5 through 10. View larger.

An Auto Extravaganza
The Spiral Service playset provides young car enthusiasts with hours of amusement. It comes with everything needed to tune up and turn on the fun. There are five different stations to stop at, providing loads of activities for kids to enjoy. For example, cars pull up to the tire shop for quick tune-ups and tire replacement. Kids will also enjoy stopping at the gas station to fill 'er up. Also included is a fast food area, where hungry motorists can eat before heading back onto the road. The rising spiral launch ramp and car dance station, in particular, will capture kids' imaginations as their cars speed along the raceway.

Sturdy Design and Awesome Features
This durable product features a sturdy construction that stands up to rough child's play. Plus, no assembly is required, so children can play with it right out of the box. It measures 36-by-36-by-17 inches (length by width by height), allowing kids plenty of room for their automotive adventures. Also built into the set are voice and sound features -- kids will be thrilled to hear the roaring engine sound effects and voice announcements.

What's in the Box
Playset and two AA batteries.




Customer Reviews

Fun for a while... Posted 24 September 2008
Played with constantly - for about a week. This was the second version as the first one broke out of the box. If the original hadn't been a gift and the disappoint so great on the loss of the first, wouldn't have done it.

Not Race Ready Posted 02 April 2008
Where to start - I guess our major disappointment is in the up and down feature. After 15 minutes it no longer went up. My husband attempted to fix it, assuming a loose connection. No Luck. No it occasionally goes up? Even if it worked perfectly there are some major flaws. First of course is that it really only works with race cars. Hard to explain to a 3 yr old. You are supposed to start at the carwash and the car I guess flys onto the track but it never does that. When you do the carwash the car flys off the track entirely. And like others said the action stops because you have to flip the car slot to make it go down. I have a hard time figuring out how to use it. And I don't really feel it is a fold up and go toy because you would break things - there is no real cover like the other close up toys have.
We should have gotten turbo city.

It's fun for a while Posted 03 March 2008
We got this for our 3 & 6 year old boys. It was fun for a week or so, but they don't seem to play with it much anymore. It makes a lot of noise, and when they play with it now, it's not really making the cars go, it's just playing all the different noises. I think it needs to go on a shelf for a while and then bring it back out - it really seemed like a cool toy to me!
Don't make this mistake: as any parents know, these days toys are tethered to their boxes lest they should escape. One of the plastic cords I cut in an effort to liberate the toy from the box was not designed to be cut, it was the cord that holds the two pieces together for the "flip & go" feature. Well, ours will never "flip & go": it sits where it sits, and doesn't go on trips, and that hasn't been a big problem for us. I just wasn't very happy about "breaking it" right out of the box.