Regalo My Portable Play Yard Indoor and Outdoor, Washable, Aqua, 6-Panel, 48 Inch

Having six kids I can easily say this is the best play yard I have ever purchased. So dang easy to put up and take down. It really is wonderful. My only little complaint is the carrying case could be a tad bit looser to allow packing it away to go a biiiit smoother, but definitely not a reason not to purchase. Great size, great height, very durable.

I bought this for my babysitter to use for my twins. The fold up feature was what drew me to this playpen. My babysitter is able to fold it up and store it when not in use. It is easy to set up and put away. This gets used weekly by my rambunctious girls and has held up well so far.

Perfect and very light weight

Great option for smaller spaces! Easy to open, setup and take down. Sturdy enough for a toddler and great value.

We loved this playpen with our son. It is versatile and easy to take anywhere. Great value for the money, however I wish this had more padding. We purchased a separate pad for it, but my son always seemed to get underneath the pad when in use.

Wonderful product! Sets up and folds up in seconds. Moves easily from room to room, or take it along on an outing.Also taller than our other more fixed-style playpen, which our extra-tall toddler will grow out of sooner. Updated to add: this did not buy me extra time as compares to other playpens, as he figured out how to use the X-shared frame as a step-stool. Now at 36” tall he can get his foot over the top and climb out anyways.This playpen is large enough to play in, but also small enough to use ball-pit style.I’m very happy with this purchase.

Absolutely love my new playpen easy set up and take down. Granddaughter loves it.

I was debating between this and the Summer Infant Pop N' Play Portable Playard, so I ordered both since there was free returns and I could just send one back.Here is a quick comparison:Regalo: (The one I'm keeping)--Removable bottom and netting (and mine is already dirty after a week or so of use)--Much easier to set up and fold down- just two bars on the bottom of either side to pull or push down with your foot--A bit more cheaply made, so if you have older kids who want to climb in and out (like I do), this might not wear as well. I have popped stitches on the top of all 6 small blue covers around the top rim, but I don't think it should affect the performance.Summer: (The one I'm returning)--Bottom isn't removable (and the bottom of the Regalo is already dirty after a week or so of use)--More time-consuming to set up/fold down- you have to go to six attachments that are tightly held on, one on the bottom of each "V", and slide it off (not as simple as it sounds:)--Materials seem better. I don't think the popped stitches I have on the Regalo would happen on the Summer (but I had a 2yo and two 4yos climbing in and out, too)So all in all, I like the Regalo for the ease of set up/folding and the option to remove the bottom and netting to wash.I have some pictures comparing the two, as well as the popped stitches on the Regalo, the corresponding grey part on the Summer, the folding bar vs the attachments to fold the Summer, and some more material comparison. Blue is Regalo, green is Summer.Update:I contacted Regalo just to let them know what I liked, but also what I thought needed improvement (stitches ripping), and they sent me another play yard for free, without my even asking! So, great customer service there!