Step2 Neighborhood Wagon with Seats, Red

Amazing… For my great granddaughter, who is one and a half. It has a seat, seatbelt, place for your drink, and a place for your snacks. Oh, and a place for a friend. When not using, It makes a great toy wagon.

Birthday gift for my 3 year old granddaughter. Im usually capable of putting things together, but this was not one of them. I asked my neighbor and it took 3 of them to put it together. Instructions in all languages were listed together, not by indivdual pages. BTW.. My neighbors have put together and taken apart race cars. The difficulty could have been the size and awkwardness of the wagon itself. When I pulled the wagon across the street, my 3 year old granddaughter was jumping up and down, squealing and clapping. Neighbors saw this and said Seeing her that happy was worth it. She treats it like her first car. Cannot pull through any mud! The 2 seater gives her plenty of room for her, her stuffed animals and baby dolls!!

This wagon is perfect! It is sturdy and a great size! I bought it to use at the clinic I work at for the kiddos. They love it! It can fit two average 5-6 year olds just fine. The handle is sturdy as well.

This is my third Step 2 product and all of them so far have been well-designed and fun for our daughter. This is no exception. I was pleasantly surprised how deep and long the wagon was. Now my daughter is just 22 months and on the small side. But her and a 3 year old friend both get in and have plenty of room. I also like that there are safety waist straps on both sides. Assembly is pretty straight forward but we did run into a couple of problems. Throughout the assembly you are asked to use a hammer to get end pieces on. While doing this the metal flattened out and expanded on the rear axle making it impossible to put on. We considered calling Step 2 and I am sure they would have been great. But instead we bought a $7 metal file from Wal-Mart and filed the end down. It then worked ok. BUT be sure to use the provided brace on the opposite end so the axel is pushed up as far as possible when putting on the second rear wheel. Once assembled very pleased with the operation. It is easy to both push and pull and the wheels are very smooth. One design flaw though. The side for drinks is very roomy. All of our sippy cups fit with ease. The other side is supposed to be for chip bags or books. It is much too shallow. Bizarre oversight. It is basically useless. In the end we decided on this over the cozy coupe for added verticality and we are not disappointed. You might not have any assembly problems and the assembly is not hard. We found a workaround fairly easily for our problem. Aside from the way too shallow chip holder all other aspects of the wagon are well-designed. I also like the color, a true fire engine red. I dont think you would go wrong with any of the other Step 2 wagons either. Recommended.

Easy to assemble, 2 seats with seat belts

My grandson loves it

The wagon is cute with its seatbelts and cup holder , its cheap made, and instructions could have been written better for people too understand. Despite that it will work for my twin grandaughters when they come visit us .

This wagon was an immediate hit for our 19 month old grandson. The instructions arent great and I ended up with a few extra parts after assembling, but it still works fine. Definitely worth the money.

This is a good wagon if you dont need a ton of features or have super fair skinned kids who need a sun shade. It is easy to pull, but if your child is in the back seat, the front wheels will pull up which makes it possible for your kid to fall out. To fix this problem, I have my son sit in the front seat and it doesnt happen anymore. It is pretty sturdy and you can use it on pavement or in the grass without trouble.

It’s not too hard to maneuver down the block and is quite sturdy to hold up with us playing and running around in it. The assembly was a bit difficult, but we did get it all going. It’s just a bit of a cramped fit for my girls to put their legs and feet when both are in (ages 3 & 6).