BRIO World Deluxe Railway Set - 87-Piece Wooden Train Set - Includes Passenger & Freight Trains, Stations, Accessories - Safe & Sustainable - MESH Accredited Fun Play for Kids Ages 3 & UpThe Forest Stewardship Council

Incredible!! I was very hesitant to pay this much for a toy. Luckily my 2 year old's birthday is in December so I pulled the Christmas/Birthday present and I'm very happy that I decided to do so. I was amazed at how many pieces and parts come with this set. There are 3 trains with 3 cars each. They can be linked to make bigger trains or kept separate. Each train car opens and closes for passengers or freight (that are included in the set) One train has lights and sounds. There is a train station complete with pulley elevator, a tunnel, and another train stop/vestibule with doors that open and close. There are two hills to create an elevated track and three bridges with supports to keep the tracks from coming apart under the weight of the trains.The train set is put together and comes apart quickly and easily. It's not too frustrating for a young child to play with. There are some small parts like the freight that I wouldn't let a child who mouths things to have but for the most part it's a charming little set with lots of additions I didn't know about. It even has two trucks and a boat to transport your cargo from train to train. Not to mention a magnet crane that lifts the freight from the boat compartments to the trains or trucks.It was worth the money.

My son loves these trains and this kit specifically was really well thought out. It's complex and keeps his imagination going. I love the fact that it came in a box with lid that opens up to a fun play mat. After the excitement wore off of what this set originally was intended to do, my son loves to use all the pieces with the rest of his Brio train pieces. The quality is 11/10 and the reason I only shop for Brio train toys now.

This train set is worth the high price. It has been thrown around, chewed etc and looks brand new. It is a cute design, has road and rail and fun tunnel, train station etc. The trains, truck, bus etc are great! My son loved this ever since he got it and it is a permanent fixture in the playroom. We painted a piece of wooden board to assemble it on.My only criticism is that the people are too big and hang out of the train at funny angles which makes navigating the tunnel a bit tricky. I would give it 4.5 because of this.

So happy with this train set! My almost 3 year old son loves trains and has many Thomas and friends characters, but I wasn't happy with their quality or price. I also wanted a set that would outlast his "Thomas" phase. Well, we haven't stopped playing with this train set since the day it arrived, awesome features, well made, and lots of fun! If your child loves trains, this set goes above and beyond the other brands out there -- and the price here on Amazon couldn't be beat. And unlike some reviews out there, I disagree with it being hard to build/fit the people in the trains... My son loves to take this thing apart so I feel like I end up rebuilding it every other day -- that said, this busy mom has no problem whipping up a working setup, while getting her makeup/cleaning/full time job on.

The Brio world is such a wonderful set of toys. My children enjoy these just about as much as I do ;) Every set we have purchased is of such great quality and all compatible with each other. Pieces fit together perfectly and material quality is substantial.

Love it. After reading train set blogs we went with this set and we are pleased. Smooth wooden tracks, cut well so easy to place the tracks into each other. The little trains and people that come with it are nice for little hands to open doors and place the people in. You get several styles of train. Comes with 2 train stations, a tunnel, several bridges and ramps, a highway for car traffic below the train and a truck, a boat and crane with cargo. First time setting it up following the instructions which are basically a line diagram took us forever but after that it was much easier and there’s many different combinations you can set up for simpler play. Definitely absolutely buy the track support clip on things or the elevated track portions wouldn’t stay up when the train rolls over/child plays. I especially appreciate that it came with/in a storage box.

We bought this a couple of months ago for our son’s birthday and I don’t think it was worth the price we paid. The track is nice. No splintering pieces, nice and smooth. The train cars on the other hand are terrible. The wheels are flimsy, they don’t stay on the track unless you barely move them and what child is going to do that. The cheap trains we got on Amazon work better. The boat piece is great and our son loves the truck and bus, but the bus comes apart (apparently to see the engine?) which is unnecessary and frustrating. My mom bought a train set for him to keep at her house and it was a quarter of the price and works fine. The wood is definitely not as nice but the function is fine.

Overall: The train set is awesome. Very high quality and my son immediately started having a blast, that is until the tracks stopped staying together over top of the rocks.This set would be 5/5 star if I received the old rock style (which is what shows on the box and instructions) that did not have weird clamps that are supposed to keep the track in place. The concept is to put the track together and then push the track into the plastic clamps to prevent the track from sliding and coming apart. It is a great idea, but poorly executed. The tracks will stay “clamped” for about a minute and the track pieces will pop out of the clamp, making the track come apart on all of the raised portion of the track. The raised section was frustrating my son to the point where we had to stop playing with it until I took a Dremel tool to the clamps and shaved them off. Now the track is staying together just fine because the tracks just rest on a flat surface and do not need to be clamped down.I will be contacting Brio about this quality issue.I’m bummed I had to take a Dremel tool to a $400 train set the first few days of ownership, but now that it is trimmed up, my son is back at it and enjoying the set again.