ArtCreativity Bubble Blowing Toy Train with Lights & Sounds, Bump and Go Toddler Train Toys for Around The Tree, Kids Bubble Machine, for Boys & Girls Ages 1-6

We have our own bubble train that my kids got about 6-7 years ago and guess what, the ORIGINAL ONE that was GIVEN to themStill works and we STILL use it!I have gifted this item to many others for their young children and have never heard of issues.I guess our children love to watch it dance on the floor with a cute song and love to catch the bubbles! They also know not to throw the item (like some of the reviews clearly state dropping).Sorry for the bad reviews, this is one of the best things created!I just purchased another one for this Christmas for a new addition to the family 1yr 4mo old. I know she will love it!

Thank you for delivering on time! The product is working well, but I've encountered a small issue. When I pour the bubble solution into the funnel, the instructions aren't effective. However, when I pour the bubble solution directly into the bubble blower, it works really well. I just wanted to bring this to your attention! Thank you and Merry Christmas!

We got this company’s Halloween bubble wand and loved it, so we got the train for Christmas. It’s great! It drives around and recognizes when it bumps into things. The song is like any other kids toy, gets a little annoying after awhile but trust me, it is WAY better than the others out there and broken up by train noises.

My nearly 4-year-old ADORES this train. The first one lasted not quite a month, but that's not entirely the fault of the manufacturer. As other reviewers have noted, this little train has a lot of small plastic parts that aren't very durable. My toddler threw it and it ended up snapping off part of the wheel mechanism that makes it go. Destruction at the hands of a toddler doesn't fall under manufacturer warranty in my opinion, so we ordered a new one.The second one experienced the issue several other reviewers have also noted: within about ten minutes, the fan stopped blowing. The train moved and made all the noises, but for whatever reason, the "blower" mechanism of the train was faulty. We've submitted a request for a replacement, hopefully this one will last longer than a month.A FEW THINGS TO HELP YOU OUT:- If you have any living thing in your house that sheds hair, this train will find it. The front wheel assembly rotates so it can navigate itself out of corners/away from walls, and since the little wheels beneath are rubber, it just spins hair up into the mechanism. Eventually, this will cause the train to stop moving (or do a K-turn dance). Luckily, that mechanism comes apart rather easily (it's held together with two tiny screws). Do yourself a favor and use a seam ripper to fish the hair out of the wheel assembly piece. Trying to use scissors will make you insane. We have four pets so we have to frequently clean out the hairs. But using a seam ripper means it only takes 2-5 minutes to cut the wheels loose and put it back together. That's not a manufacturer issue in my opinion (the exact same thing happens to our Roomba), but just be forewarned.- If the train starts to "volcano" bubbles (meaning the bubbles don't fly up into the air, they just collect on the top of the spout), try changing the batteries. We noticed the first thing to stop working effectively when the batteries were running out was the fan mechanism (of the original train before it was broken). The music will still play, the train will still move, but the bubble blower seems to loose strength and doesn't have enough power to launch the bubbles skyward. After replacing with a fresh set, the blower worked just fine again.- You might have to give it a minute for the bubbles to start going. As other reviewers have noted, yes, you may have to turn the train on its side for a minute to feed the bubble juice to the blower. This, I think, isn't due to a manufacturer issue either: I think the train develops "air pockets" inside the unit as the juice runs out. When I refill the bubbles, I carefully turn the train from side to side to free up those bubbles (you'll see the air come up through the funnel if you do this) and that seems to prevent this problem.Overall, I think it's a great product. Could it use a little more durability and better mechanism engineering? Probably. But let's be honest: this is a kid's toy. It was on sale when I bought it for less than $20. I find that an acceptable cost for a less-than-durable toy with rickety engineering. If I had paid the full ~$35, I would probably be less inclined to be generous. But for under $20, I'm willing to put up with a little inconvenience to make the thing keep working and enjoy the relative peace/productivity I achieve when my normally attention-needy toddler is entertained for hours on end by it.

DANGER! SAFETY WARNING! After presenting my young grandson with this train which he absolutely loved, we began to play with it. Just about thirty minutes later, the train heated up so much that it actually warped the battery cover. When trying to remove the battery cover, I found one of the batteries had opened up due to the heat. While it was very painful to get battery acid all over my hands, I was very grateful that my grandson did not get hurt. His little expression when he realized that we were taking one of birthday gifts away for his safety was very upsetting. Thankfully he is a sweet boy who, even at a young age, understood the danger. I would NOT RECOMMEND purchasing this toy train. And to make matters worse, I am having a difficult time returning what should be an easy process.

I bought this bubble train for my 2-year-old nephew as he loves bubbles and trains. This was the best purchase ever. The price is good and the product is too. It did not have a smell when you open it, the material looks like good material and it is durable. To put the bubbles in is easy and so is the assembly. The train moves around at a good pace and its fun for everyone.

Train works, but the bubbles don't come out. I have to turn the train up like it's riding the wall to make the bubbles come out. I'm pretty sure some trains work great! But mine just doesn't work great.

Fun toy for kids that loves bubbles