Mega Bloks Block Scooping Wagon Building Set

The wagon is fun but you can’t build with the blocks because they don’t stay together. Makes for a very upset toddler.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Thank you Mattel for sending this item to me for free to review. This Scooping Wagon offers fun play as well as helping the little ones develop great motor skills. Each block piece gets sweeped up through the bottom of the wagon into the bin. Allowing imaginative play through a "set and reset" activity. Wagon is compatible with other Mega Block pieces and sets. This is a great toy to play with and enjoy for endless hours of fun!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my 2 year old's favorite wagon toy. He carries it around with his Mega Bloks and other toys. I was going to use it as a Mega Bloks cleaner, but our house has hardwood floors and it's too slippery for block collecting. But I love the size of the toy, the colors, and the concept. I think it would make a great gift.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a great pull able wagon for toddlers. It’s bright in colors. It caught my toddler’s eyes when first open toy. When they wake up in the morning or from their naps they look for the wagon to play with it. It’s a great toy for birthdays, Christmas’s or just because.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is a great toy for my 3 year old. He was very entertained with the blocks and he was trying to build in different ways. This is a great toy that keep him busy for a long period of time. We are very satisfied with the product

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was familiar with this product, but excited to test it out. It is a good size for my one year old who is just starting to walk on his own. I like that it comes with some blocks but more can be added.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This has bit a HUGE hit with our little guy! He is on the spectrum and doesn't engage to much with toys but this he plays with often. He loves to watch it scoop the blocks back in and he even add his stuffies (stuffed animal) to the top like its a wagon. It has helped with his balance and his awareness as he look behind him to watch the scooper. Mu husband panicked when he saw it at first thinking the scooper would hurt him but it is such soft flexible plastic his worried went away once he touched it. It does have a harder time on carpet scooping but still does the job. Would definitely recommend for littles.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The MEGA BLOKS Block Scooping Wagon has been a hit with my toddler, mostly because he’s obsessed with anything that has wheels. Rolling it around the house is one of his favorite activities, and he loves transporting the colorful blocks all over, which keeps him busy and active. The handle is easy to grip, and the storage compartment inside the wagon is handy for quick clean-up and building sessions. He also likes building towers on the handle itself. However, when it comes to the block-scooping feature, the experience is a mixed bag. The idea is fun—push the wagon, and it should scoop up blocks. But in reality, it only picks up blocks reliably on carpeted surfaces. On our slicker floors, the blocks tend to slide away and the wagon rarely grabs them as intended. This means we usually end up manually picking up blocks and placing them inside, which works fine, but isn’t as magical as expected. I’ve seen other reviews mention similar frustrations, so your results may vary depending on your flooring. Despite the scooping issue, the wagon itself is sturdy, vibrantly colored, and serves as an excellent storage bin for blocks, making it a practical and enjoyable toy for toddlers who are as fascinated by wheels as mine is. For families with mostly carpeted areas, the scooping action may work better and could add a bit more interactive fun.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I like the color of the truck. I also like how it scoops up the blocks easily. It is easy for my son to pull it around the house. I also like it pushes easy on flat surfaces like outside. I dont like only 20 blocks will fit at a time. My son has tons of block we wish it could scoop more.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Mega Blocks Scooping Wagon. This is cute, fun, and educational toy incorporating fun and learning in a awesome way. I love the variety of colors in the item so colors can be learned within the process.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The wagon is very cute. Our kid likes to move it around the house, the wagon is very easy to maneuver for him. Moreover, our kid loves to use the top yellow handle as a base to build with the blocks. However, our kid and I found it difficult to use the wagon to really pick up the blocks from the floor. It seems you have to drag the wagon at a certain fast speed to be able to make it work properly. Moreover, the problem is that when the wagon is moved in the opposite direction, it actually throws the blocks out. It is easier just to bend down and pick up the blocks than using the wagon. The amount of blocks that came with the wagon left us wanting more blocks, so we bought a separate set of them. My kid loves using the wagon as a container for all of his blocks. Overall, I am happy my kid uses the wagon and he enjoys having it, but we were a little disappointed in the pick-up feature.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This toy has a good concept. I love that you can roll the wagon over the blocks to pick them up. It makes clean up just as fun as play time. Only thing that could be better is if it came with more blocks

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used the product on the laminate floor to pick up my daughter’s blocked. The scoopers are rubber but stiff enough to pick up the blocks yet soft enough not to cause in issue with pinching. I would recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The MEGA Bloks Scooping Wagon is a fun and colorful toy that helps toddlers learn through play. My child loves pulling the wagon around and building with the bright, chunky blocks that are just the right size for small hands. We’ve used it both inside the house and outside on the driveway during the day, and it holds up well in both settings. The idea of scooping up the blocks as part of clean-up time is clever and makes tidying up more engaging. However, in practice, the scooping feature doesn’t work as well as expected — it doesn't pick up the blocks easily, and we usually end up placing them in the wagon by hand. Also, the blocks don’t always stay in the wagon while it's being pulled, which can be a bit frustrating. That said, the built-in storage is helpful, and it’s still a great toy for encouraging creativity and early responsibility. With a little patience, it's a fun addition to playtime.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 13-month grandson took to the MEGA BLOKS Block Scooping Wagon right away. Out of the box, my grandson went right for the red wagon. He enjoys pulling and pushing the wagon, his new favorite toy. Although he does not yet have the manual dexterity to put the MEGA BLOKS together, he likes taking them in and out of the wagon. This toy is keeping my toddler grandson busy! As my grandson gets older, this toy can be used to learn how to count and to identify colors, while building on his fine motor skills. The complete toy set is colorful and attractive for toddlers. The solid construction and a smooth design make it durable and safe for kids to use. Fun and convenient for parents too, the wagon rakes up the MEGA BLOKS easily for clean up and storage. With a variety of ways to use and play, the Block Scooping Wagon is a toy your child can grow with and learn, from 12 months and older.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddler absolutely loves playing with these mega blocks and scooping wagon. The blocks fit perfectly in her little hands to help fine tune her fine motor skills. The blocks are very brightly colored so they are easy for her to understand what colors they are. She’s able to practice counting since they come in different sizes, which also helps with creativity. The wagon has a very cool pick up feature but sometimes it desnt always work. We’ve tried on both carpet and hardwood floors and it picked up easier on the carpet. The handle also has a little spot for them to build the blocks on which is super cool. Overall my toddler loves playing with the blocks everyday and takes them where’d she goes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Where has this been my whole life seriously so cool. It makes cleaning up those big blocks a breeze. I love the fact that my child finds it fun to clean up after themselves. We need more toys like this.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My almost 2 year old loved that he could put blocks on the handle. He had a lot of fun dragging the wagon around. The 4 year old said he had trouble getting it to pick up the blocks- it takes adult support.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This Mega Blocks scooping wagon is great! I love that the handle to drag the wagon is sturdy and helps my child balance as they walk. The scooping feature is great! Even my not so baby anymore kiddos like dragging the wagon across the blocks to pick them up. It contains enough blocks to keep my child entertained and they love walking around pulling the wagon along.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Product was received on july 1st. It saw it first usage on July 2nd. It was enjoyed by a 10 month old boy. Play area was a carpeted living room. He seemed to enjoy it well enough, but may be a little young. He tried to walk and push it numerous times, but it seems to be very unstable and tips easily. He loved the blocks, but I would definitely recommend having more blocks, as it only comes with 20. The colors are vibrant, but could be better. I wish it had a sticker pack. Perhaps some wheel insert stickers, some racing stripe stickers, or even flames. It just seems a little lacking in the attention grabbing department. The wagon picks up blocks from the floor as you roll it, but it can't hold very many without them getting in the way of the action area that grabs the blocks. If you push it backwards, the blocks can come right back out, the same way they went in. The handle is nicely made and has an area to attach the blocks too. Those area's should have been put on the side edges of the wagon as well, as playability would be increased. Visually it's very good. Audibly it's completely lacking. Maybe a clicking feature in the wheels when you roll it, would be more engaging. Overall, he liked the blocks more than the wagon, as it just didn't keep his attention for very long. With the right tweaks, I think it would do much better.