I actually wanted these so badly as kid.

Actually I think I want one right now.

Is this for kids, or just really big hamsters...???...

My cats will love this!

hehehe...hamster kids...

nearly twice the price on amazon, and handful of reviews, all great (4 and 5)

joshobra wrote:I actually wanted these so badly as kid.

Actually I think I want one right now.

I bought one, this will be the perfect place to hide/sleep when I am in trouble with the wife

I want this in adult size.

Bought one. The kidlet will love it.

As an experienced dad, all I see when I look at this product is hours of free time for dad and happy kids. Great price too!

In for one, always looking to get the kid something new and fun

Add a couple cardboard boxes to extend it, and give it a urban jungle feel.

This is perfect size to confuse NYC rats in your apartment. Until they simply eat through it that is.

easysailor wrote:My cats will love this!

My first thoughts exactly!

It's all fun and games till a kid poops in one of the tunnels!

Snagged one for the niece. I hope that she likes to play hamster or I'm screwed.

bkarlan wrote:I bought one, this will be the perfect place to hide/sleep when I am in trouble with the wife

LOL great idea

Habitrails for kiddos! YAY!

Got one for my two year old daughter a few months back. She loves it, and I paid about twice this woot price. It's as fun for the kids as it looks. All her little friends have a riot in it when they come over. The one we got came with a bunch of little ball-pit type balls, and has a small basketball hoop on the outside.

I will say that most of the time we don't have the whole thing out, as it takes up way too much space. But it's easy to disconnect and store the pieces, so we just leave the main center piece out and connect the other pieces every now and then. The main center piece by itself makes an excellent fort/tent.

In for 2! One to send to my grandbaby, and one to keep here for when he visits (and for the cats to play in when he's not visiting).

Looks like my laundry hamper, except more colorful. Fortunately, he loves to play with the empty laundry hamper, so he'd probably like this, too!

Ah, these young whippersnappers are spoiled. When I was their age I had to make my own safari maze out of bedsheets, blankets and chairs. And we liked it!

I was on the fence about this one, because our home isn't very spacious, but reading the copy put me over the edge. I love you guys for that. Seriously. With chocolate syrup.

easysailor wrote:My cats will love this!

That's actually what I was wondering, if it'd be a good thing for my cat. It reminds me so much of the connectable kitty cube thing I have for her.

Cats may prefer the woot box that this is shipped in. Mine will play with bottle caps, twist ties over actual cat toys.

This looks like so much fun!

It's recommended for ages 3 and up. For those who have kids, what's the youngest that you think a kid would enjoy this? Obviously I would crawl through it with her, I mean, I would supervise her closely...

[quote="worldwidewebfeet"]Cats may prefer the woot box that this is shipped in. Mine will play with bottle caps, twist ties over actual cat toys.[/quote]

This is not a real actual cat toy; that is why they will play with it.

Says it connects to other structures, but can you buy 3 of these, connect them, and just go nuts?

I'm almost positive you could.

I bought one for my son that will be turning 1 soon. He loves crawling all over the house now, so I don't see why he wouldn't have a blast with this.

As others have said, can't beat the price either. Cheapest I found it online was $45. (Not counting Woot of course)

Had something similar when my kids were little. Best play value ever. Never met a kid that didn't love it. I loved how quick and easy it was to fold up and put away.

Speaking of Hamsters.......Why isn't there a PET.Woot! ????????

fartfile wrote:Says it connects to other structures, but can you buy 3 of these, connect them, and just go nuts?

Yes, we have this same one and the little velcro tabs are on every access point. So you can arrange the cubes/tunnels however you'd like (and add more).

And for those with cats- ours take this over while the kids are sleeping. As an added bonus its easy to clean when one of them coughs up a hairball...

easysailor wrote:My cats will love this!

My sentiments exactly. =^..^=

these are great quality - I bought an entire set used and my kids have played with it for almost 3 years on and off- at playgroups, inside and out - it is still going strong and we love it - one of the best toy purchases
The tents fold flat when not in use- brilliant and fun for the 0-7 year old crowd

cszgal wrote:Speaking of Hamsters.......Why isn't there a PET.Woot! ????????

I second that thought!! My cats already get stupid excited over woot boxes, they might as well get something fun inside the box too!

I'm going to buy this based on all the positive reviews here. Hope it goes well.

Anyone know what material comprises the frames? The description states, "Created with durable and soft polyester materials" Is that throughout?
Ikea recalled a similar item because the steel wire frames could break and cause sharp wire ends to stick out of the tent fabric.
http://www.ikea.com/ae/en/about_ikea/newsitem/ikea-recalls-busa-2011-10

I love how woot sneaks the tax in at the end, AFTER they give you the total.

We have 8 cats. They'll go bonkers for this. Should give us plenty of LOL photo/video ops.

cszgal wrote:Speaking of Hamsters.......Why isn't there a PET.Woot! ????????

Agreed.