This climbing dome is exactly what you need if you have very active children. Grandchild in my case. He has spent many hours playing on this. I bought the bigger style so my grandson can use it for years to come. It also holds up to 600 lbs so he can have his friends play on it w/ him.

A gift for my grandchildren, they love it. Took about 2 hours to assemble. The children are almost 3 and almost 5. Both love it. I wanted something they would both enjoy and they love climbing and jumping off it. The price was great compared to other stes.

It didn’t take that long to put together. I got it for my grand kids for Christmas and my son put it together outside in 30 degree weather two days before Christmas!It came earlier than expected and everything was right there in the box! It’s bigger than I thought it would be and my 3 year old and 5 year old grandkids love being outside summer, fall, winter,and spring and it will get a lot of use! It’s quite high in the middle and they have had to work up their skills to go to the top! We love it!

We just purchased the Lifetime Dome Climber for our son's 5th birthday. We got it shipped for free, never thinking there might be a picture on the box. It turned into an early birthday present when he saw the box on the porch. He couldn't wait for Dad to finish assembling it. Assembly was very straight forward. The product is solid and well made. Our boy was sad that he couldn't climb on the inside ...just not strong enough yet...but he will build upper body strength playing on the dome and will be able to climb up on the inside in no time. We play ball with it and I am sure we will find many other uses for it. Our 2 year old is not tall enough to use it yet; but he enjoys crawling under and playing inside the dome - when his brother is not on top.

This thing is solid and sturdy, and a lot bigger than I thought it would be. Had about 6 kids on it ranging in ages from 4-10 and it held up with no problems whatsoever. Putting it together was a bit of a hassle, took my wife and I a couple hours, but nothing too bad. Overall a very high quality product and the kids love it.

My 11 year old autistic son loves it. My 4 year old granddaughter loves it. A little harder for my granddaughter to manuver but she likes it....fairly easy to put together. Took about 2 hours with 2 people doing it. I think it will add lots of summer fun for the kiddos this year.

For those interested in the Lifetime 66-Inch Climbing Dome I highly suggest following the installation tutorial on Lifetime's YouTube page (extremely helpful). I was able to build the entire dome by myself in a few hours. There were some moments of frustration but if you follow the YouTube tutorial closely you shouldn't have too many issues. My 3 year old and 8 year old love the geodome and have been playing on it daily the past week. The dome is bigger than I anticipated... my 3 year old is only comfortable climbing up to the first row of bars so if you are considering this for kids younger than 4 maybe go with the smaller size geodome.

I put this up with only the help of my nine-year-old grandson and, although somewhat of a challenge, we were able to do it after I got off work before dark. This was due almost entirely to the instructions being "spot on." As instructions go these days, that is a nice compliment, and the children love it.

I received the dome yesterday, It took me just over two hours to assemble it, and it was really easy. I did it by myself. The best advise in assembly is don't tighten any of the screws at all, even when the directions say to do so. It will be easier to line up the bolts and holes, tighten every thing once it's together. You can use vise grip pliers to hold some of the assembly together while completing the circle. It won't take two people if you know how to use the tools and have them handy. I bought it for my granddaughters and I know they're going to love it, It's safe and sturdy and well constructed. I'm really pleased with the results. Bye the way the instructions are simple and easy to read, the only exception is that it instructs to tighten the bolts at different stages which will make assembly much harder, the parts won't line up as easy once they're set in place and you won't be able to adjust them. That's why people find the assembly a little difficult. Best advise in the reviews that I read, was "don't tighten the screws until the assembly is complete" it really works.

We moved to a new location, and I had to disassemble our dome prior to moving so we could pack it and bring it with us. It's only a couple years old so I didn't want to leave it with the old house. In the process, I stripped a couple of the bolts and many of the nuts were pretty rusty. I contacted Lifetime to ask after what size bolts and nuts I should get as replacements or if they offered replacements. I was shipped a full set of nuts, bolts, and washers at no charge. In these days of supply shortages and relative high cost of doing business, that's just dang impressive. The kids love the dome. It's back up and in service at our new house and primed to go what seems like a few decades.