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BRIO World Lift & Load Warehouse Set

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$104.99 $174.99 In stock

Category: Vehicles & Trains

Building vertical shapes has a natural thrill to it. The Lift & Load Warehouse Set makes just that possible, even irresistible. Build the stackable bridges, curves and sloping tracks right to the top of the warehouse. Let the lift carry the wagon all the way up, unload and watch it roll down. The set offers many layout options. You decide what to build but build it high.

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Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Daniel S. ★★★★★

My 3-year-old loves stacking the different bridge heights to see the wooden train cars roll down. The magnetic cargo pieces add a fun loading challenge that keeps him occupied for a solid 20 minutes.

Hazel I. ★★★★★

The elevator mechanism works perfectly for lifting the cargo up to the top track, and my kid spends hours rearranging the stacking bridges. It’s sturdy enough to handle their enthusiastic play without falling apart.

Victoria U. ★★★★☆

My four-year-old loves stacking the bridges higher than himself, though the plastic clips that hold the track pieces together could be a bit sturdier. The vertical building aspect really keeps him engaged for longer than flat train sets do.