Игровой набор Fisher Price Little People Fillin' Fun Service Station, Ages 1+

where is this order please? I have not got it. Fisher-Price Little People’s service station 1699.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kid likes the interactive sections. In the car wash area as you slide the scrubber it lifts the water section for fun. You got a garage door flap to drive through and the gas meter rises as you push on the car on top of the service station.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son absolutely loves his Little People Fillin' Fun Service Station. It is cute, entertaing and honestly it fits in a backpack for take along. My son likes to take it everywhere. You can easily play along with other little people toys. His favorite part is the toy car and the ramp he can make it go up and down on. It is perfect for any age honestly, my older boys love to play with him too. Its is high quality and very durable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Little People Fillin' Fun Service Station is a huge hit with the little ones!! It is the perfect size for their little hands. Everything is easy to use and it's fun to see their imagination working. From the car wash to the gas pump it covers everything that a car loving kid would need!! It comes with a car and 2 little people. It's easy to store too!! Very well-made and a must for your kiddo.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves playing with this toy, he enjoys bringing other cars and running them through the shop as if he has some maintenance to do on all of them. The toy would be better if it had more vehicle's

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just like every other Little People product, this set is just perfect! Adorable characters, a perfect little play set, and even a car! We love cars in our house right now. This set is so fun for the littles with its car, the drive thru, and the ramp.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] While I like the durability of this Let's Go Service Station, the set-up of this product isn't much fun to play with for my grandson. The car holder on the top of the ramp that you push to release the car onto the ramp doesn't have enough of a sendoff for the car to move without pushing it. The carwash on the bottom isn't really very realistic, and the kids don't really seem to understand how to play with it. I do like that the ramp folds up, but the kids were not really interested in playing with this set for very long. Not a hit in my household but I am sure some kids will love it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Fun toy with several ways to play. It comes with a car, two people, the service station and a part with a car wash. My sons love playing with the pieces as they both can have turns with each part. I would definitely give this as a gift.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddler has been playing with this almost every day since we opened it. There are so many little things to do that it keeps them entertained longer than I expected. They love driving the car through the car wash, stopping at the gas pump, and pretending the mechanic is fixing it before heading back out. I also like that it includes both a gas pump and an EV charger, which makes it feel more inclusive and true to what kids see today. The pieces are a great size for little hands, and everything is easy for my toddler to use without getting frustrated. I love watching all the different stories they come up with while playing because it really encourages imagination and creative thinking. The fact that it folds up for easy storage is a nice bonus too. Overall, it's a fun, well-made playset that has gotten a lot of use in our house.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Let’s Go Service Station has nice detail, color, and components, but could use a few improvements to make play more meaningful. For example, the car wash has a piece that is supposed to be the water and rags that wash the vehicle, but they are so short that they don’t hit the vehicle, so it’s not very intuitive for kids. Another example is that the spot for the mechanic to fix the vehicle is too close the the vehicle’s spot, so the brim of his hat hits the vehicle and it can’t be properly seated. Lastly, there are a couple of plastic pieces at the register that appear the be food you can buy, but it just seems odd to be at a car wash. The vending machine sticker makes sense, but the food pieces don’t match that.