BRIO World 50 Piece Train Track Pack for Kids Age 3 Years Up - Wooden Railway Accessories and Add Ons

Wow 50 extra wooden tracks. For me and my grandson. he is in the zone even though he’s 2 years old I’m 67 Years old. I enjoyed this. I lost myself in enjoying the entertainment of my grandson he loved every minute

Christmas present - perfect amount to expand the brio deluxe cargo set making it much more flexible and able to build a greater variety of tracks without spending a lot of money on a whole new set. Very happy toddler. The pieces integrate perfectly with the existing set.

Life you love brio this is an essential addition, we had lots of trains and sets but couldn't seem to make a large track. Bought this for my sons second birthday and he loved it! Great quality as always and much cheaper than buying all the small pick additions of four piece a time.

Brought these for my grandson. He loved the track. Easy to assemble

My toddler will not stop playing with his brio. Every single day it is the first thing he gets out. Very expensive but worth it. Don’t bother with bigjigs or the cheaper stuff as it’s dangerous (serious splinters) and just fork out for the brio. It will be played with over and over again which makes it worth the price

While many cheaper Brio knock-offs exist, I was convinced to go for the real deal for an expansion set after I saw a friend struggle with two non-compatible sets which didn't mate together without a lot of forcing (perhaps bigjigs and IKEA??) So I ordered this 'official' set to be on the safe side. It does what you'd expect: good machining, no splinters, easy to fit together. Allows our original simple oval to now expand to a figure of eight, a large oval with sidings or a long, linear meandering line which spans the length of the kitchen. The bridge is a bit frustrating for my two year old as it's hard to place the pillars in the right place to prevent a collapse. But he will grow into that. Overall a great product, but the £50 I paid was a lot, hence the missing star. The price does change over time though so you might be able to get it for a lot less than £50.

BRIO stuff - our 2 year grandson is really into trains and his 6 year old sister loves making different tracks with Brio….they both play together fot hours. What a great purchase !

Added this to original starter type set and you can build lots with it. Bridges are easier to build now they have wooden supports. Three year old compatible, will spend ages building.