BRIOWorld 33505 - Travel Train Set - Premium 5 Piece Wooden Toy Set for Toddlers | Ideal Birthday Compatible with All BRIO Railway Toys

Much nicer than anticipated. Great quality and interactive.

My two-year-old grandson loves putting the people in the cars, closing the top, and using it on his Brio track. It's a great addition to his set and it adds the first "people" to his set, which was a bonus.

My son is obsessed with this train and adds all his other Brio people to it too! It’s really good quality with the wheels rolling no problem and all doors opening with ease. It doesn’t make and sound or move on its own but allows my child to be creative!

My daughter (7) gave this to my son (10) as a Christmas present, and they've both been loving playing with it. The set has interfaced well with our various wooden trains (a hodge=podge of Brio, Thomas, and IKEA). My son is obsessed with modern-looking trains like the Chicago Metra and Amtrak, and this was a great way to support that interest in a way that could still use our existing train set.

This is a great little Brio train. Our little one loves it. It fits perfect on his wooden train tracks that are not Brio. The little people that come with it fit inside the train (one per train) but when it goes under an over pass the little peoples heads stick out and hits the over pass (ouch LoL) but I guess that's Melissa and Doug fault for not having a higher over pass for their wooden train set. Also the little red door for the front and back of the train lifts open so you can put your little people in there however the little red doors sometimes detaches (not suppose to) but you can snap it back on. Other than that, it's a great little addition to add to any little one set :)

So I bought this toy again because my son lost the green guy and has not stopped asking about the green guy for months. He loves his toy so much because he can put the people inside the train.

This fits on standard wooden tracks (we have brio and M & D tracks).The people are very cute. Their arms go up and down, and they bend at the waist. I can get the door to close with them in multiple positions.Pros:I like how detailed it is, that the doors flip up, and that you put the passengers in. My son's done a lot of imaginative play with it (we also have the Schylling Brio Travel Battery Train which we connect this to). The wheels are nice and not cheap felling.Cons: the doors pop off constantly (he likes putting them back on, but they are easy to loose)and it's super expensive for a small 2 part train set.

My boys grew up on Brio and it has been a thrill to bring out their train track set for the grand kids.I bought this new commuter train and it is my nearly 3 year old grandsons favorite toy for play atmy house. It is well made (although the roof comes off easily). It connects with all the other magnetictrain pieces and glides along the track. It is taller and somewhat wider than some of the Brio bridgeswill allow passage under, but he enjoys re-routing the train. A hit!