definitely not for the child of mediocrity. who needs purple castles with green dragons when you can have a circus tent instead?

Looks like a pretty good deal if your looking for a castle!

Sag Harbor At Target for $81.09
http://www.target.com/p/sag-harbor-castle/-/A-12818660
Fair Maiden at Wal-mart for $107.99
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Pacific-Play-Tents-Fair-Maiden-Castle/19690365

Looks more like a Yurt than a Castle.

Does anyone know how stable this is? I have kids to like to push on tent walls. Will this fall over with a little pushing or should it stand?

How is this assembled? Does it fold up at all if I don't want to have it out all the time?

Cagny wrote:Does anyone know how stable this is? I have kids to like to push on tent walls. Will this fall over with a little pushing or should it stand?

I have a friend whose daughter (age 4) has the pink one. A good shove will cave it in, but it pops back. I'd say it has about the same rigidity as those pop-up sunshades you get for the beach.

princessbard wrote:I have a friend whose daughter (age 4) has the pink one. A good shove will cave it in, but it pops back. I'd say it has about the same rigidity as those pop-up sunshades you get for the beach.

So it's a pop-up?

allimaree wrote:So it's a pop-up?

if you look at the picture, you'll see little bumps.

if it's like Ikea's tent
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/10206883/

There are 4 poles that you slide into the tent, on the outside.

The ten itself does pop up and twists back into a circle for storage.

Anybody know if this can connect to the pacific play tent tunnels?

If this was a little smaller, I would buy. 5 ft in diameter is just a little too large for us.

Wow, $108 on Amazon.

Pacific Play Tents

nmill005 wrote:If this was a little smaller, I would buy. 5 ft in diameter is just a little too large for us.

We have the tent from Ikea that I believe is smaller than this. I think we paid about half as much for it too. Our son loves it, but it is kind of a pain to put up and take down since it uses poles.

abugg78 wrote:We have the tent from Ikea that I believe is smaller than this. I think we paid about half as much for it too. Our son loves it, but it is kind of a pain to put up and take down since it uses poles.

Thanks...I will check it out.

radboyzonly wrote:Anybody know if this can connect to the pacific play tent tunnels?

With Duct Tape, you can accomplish anything.

Does it not have a door at all? I was hoping it would be able to zip shut to keep bugs out

Just bought one for our 2 year old daughter... planning on setting it up next to the tree with presents inside on Christmas morning

nobodyspecialishere wrote:if you look at the picture, you'll see little bumps.

if it's like Ikea's tent
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/10206883/

There are 4 poles that you slide into the tent, on the outside.

The ten itself does pop up and twists back into a circle for storage.

That is SO cute! I love the Ikea one, but it's diameter is 39 ¼ and this one is 59" (with a 40" wall height and 61" center height); A good size for adults too. This seems like a really good deal. I don't have children, but I want this! Nephews, come and visit soon! :-)

I'm in for one. I was going to remodel my bedroom but now I will just use this. Problem solved.

Jumping Jehoshaphat!

WOOT! Stop selling things that I need to hide from my husband!!

I have that similar, smaller ikea tent other's are talking about and it's good fun for toddlers. We had a cushion made for ours, but in hindsight getting a dog bed the same size would have been the cheaper route. Either way, consider getting a round cushion or dog bed for here. It makes rough-housing safer and provides a nice place to nap

Is there a door that closes (zips) or just an opening?

just a link for a comment.
http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/10206883/