Fairy Princess Castle Play Tent

Create a kingdom in any corner of the house with this magical castle for kids. Measuring 34" x 36," this charming castle has enough room for two little princesses to play. It features a slitted front door for easy access, plus sticky tabs to hold the door closed. Four mini flagpoles give this castle a regal, majestic look, and shock-corded pvc poles make for easy set-up and storage. Polyester cover can be cleaned with a damp cloth.

We need this for a children's birthday party. The fairy wings that were included were wonderful. The kids still play with them. Constructing these things are a headache, but definitely worth for a special birthday.

Serenity is 18 months old now and has started to hide & drag her toys in every small space she can find, and I figured she would love a play tent. I like this one because it was so cute and based on the reviews, everyone seemed to like it. It's small, but Serenity still has lots of room to play around. She can stand up without her head touching the top too.

The poles that hold the tent up are okay; they haven't collapsed (yet!). The mini flagpoles are cute, but they don't stand up straight. They make the points at the top of the castle fold over, so I've just picked them up.

The tent also comes with a pair of purple detachable wings that can be worn; it's not mentioned in the tent description. They are cute too, but I've picked them up so Serenity doesn't bend or mess them up. They would be perfect to wear with a fairy tutu costume.

The top of the tent is a mesh see through fabric. Nice feature. Serenity laughs and laughs when I peek over the top and say "BOO"!

Serenity is learning how to close the Velcro flaps, so I gave this tent three stars for educational value.

It's not a big tent, which I like since Serenity's room is already full with every toy imaginable (at least, that's what it feels like when I clean it up!). No room to put anything TOO big! So for me, a small tent was a big plus!

Fairy Princess Castle Play Tent
My daughter received this castle for her third birthday. She loves it! The cat also loves it! So there are battles between the two of them for play time in it. I have added duct tape to two areas already, not sure which one of them caused the damage, although I am pretty sure who made the teeth marks.

. . . made with blankets, chairs, & zip ties. You don't have to take it down & put it back up again repeatedly like the homemade tent, and takes up less space, too! 34" X 34" floor space & about 35" tall not incl. the flags is a good compact size for a small space. Fairly easy to assemble & dissassemble. As far as durability, well, don't let big brother walk, climb, jump on it, etc. like a bull in a China shop! The flags do stand most of the way up if you make sure they're inserted all the way. They go in a few inches beyond the triangular inserts partially down into the main body of the tent. And the roof is fully ventilated, but there is no floor -- the floor of the tent is the carpet or whatever the floor/ground cover is where you set the tent. I do wish it had its own floor, but overall, a good buy. Definitely recommended if you're currently making the homemade tent all the time. My daughter's 2 1/2 and about 36" tall. It's perfect for her. She loves it, and immediately figured out how to velcro the flaps shut by herself while she's inside.

My daughter who just turned 3 loves this little tent. It is small and just fits her and a few toys inside but she seems to like the cosy feel. It fits easily in her room and so we leave it up all the time. Unfortunately, the materials are really cheap. Her brother already bent one of the plastic poles. It was inexpensive but we also have a Play Hut tent that wasn't too much more and seems indestructable.