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Bought as a Christmas present and it was played with on and off all the time by all the children.This model the music can be turned off as it will drive you mad otherwise.

I knew It's was a kids toy however very cheap, the music is tinnie and terrible and even if you have it off its quite noisy.The peguins have half their transfers rubbed off, you can tell its made in China.Not worth £20 more worth £10‐12 max.Disappointed overall, 3 stars at a push. its about 40cm by 30cm

Kid is obsessed, he loves it

It’s a toy that doesn’t age all my grandchildren love it and keeps them amused for ages

This is quite small but quite like a childhood toy form the 80s. Like many have said, it has an incredibly loud, incredibly annoying song that goes on repeat but I looked on YouTube and saw how to cut a wire and now it’s perfect

It was a birthday present for our grandson, he absolutely loved it, he's mad on escalators

Pretty straightforward to assemble. Great piece of entertainment for the little one and for the old folks too!

You saw it on Baby Mozart, right? Your baby (you!) we're mesmerised by that one with the cute little penguins going up and down and round and round while Mozart softly plays in the background and you could actually SEE those brain cells growing in your precious bundle's tiny, fuzzy head.Well the penguins do go up and down and round and round, but the whole thing would appear to be powered by the motor from a 1978 beige Yugo, with a large hole in the exhaust. As a result the manufacturers have made the integrated music so loud it might be heard above the crowd at an AC/DC concert during a sing-along rendition of "Whole Lotta Rosie." Seriously. I switched it on and the wild deer in Richmond Park startled. And I live in Devon.And while we're on it, let's talk about the music: Mozart it ain't. What it is is a three bar clip from the recurring nightmare scene in a cheap horror flick where the mechanical fairground characters come to life.Sellotape over the speaker holes merely reduces it to a painfully penetrating whine. But on the plus side our home and immediate environment is now permanently free of mosquitoes, rodents and gangs of dissolute youths.Watching the poor little penguins eternally locked into this futile loop of stair-climb/spiral-slide with the window-shattering soundtrack is enough to induce an existential crisis. I am haunted by this toy.Having said all that, I think it should be noted that I am probably not the manufacturer's target demographic. The kids adore it. I would even count it as educational, not based on its association with the Baby Mozart thing, but on the extraordinary inventiveness with which the kids devise ways to access the demonic toy when we've put it out of reach. I have to give this damn thing 5 stars as it's one of the most enduring favourites in the household, when they're allowed to play with it, that is.