LEGO® DUPLO® Town Train Tracks

Does exactly what it says on the box. Great little expansion set giving you a lot more options when combining with one of the larger Duplo train sets. The two junction tracks are a useful inclusion, but wish the crossover track could make a return, for a figure of eight set up. My son loves it (anything to keep him away from daddys Lego).

My 4-year old grandson was very excited to get this add-on to the Cargo train set #10875. He makes very creative shapes with the tracks and loves changing the configuration even as the train is going around the tracks. The barriers are also great fun and teach him about waiting at level crossings. Highly recommend!

You really need this set to go with the Steam train set so you can build a decent-looking train track. The level crossing is very nice and my son loves rushing a truck through it quickly before the train comes!

Great expansion set. I feel compelled to leave this review cause there are very few and the bad ones clearly bought it without doing any research. The boxes clearly show the sets it’s compatible with. Works only with the duplo powered trains. Great expansion, great value, my kids love the 4 duplo train sets they have combined to make one large track. Planning on buying more tracks. Switch tracks work excellent for the trains they are intended for.

Dear Lego, you are great and this review is by no means about your great toys. This review is specifically about the railways set that I bought for my 3-year old son. After a long and detailed analysis of two shifter railways pieces (see pictures) included in Lego Duplo 10882, which we combined with Lego Duplo 10894 train set as recommended on the package, I am 100% certain that the shifters are defective/flawed. The train set slides without problems on other railway pieces, but when you take the train through the shifters the wheels of the train set do not fit through and the train derails. This problem occures regardless of where the shifter is located. This makes a frustrating game-play experience for my train-freak son. Again, we are big fans of Lego toys and we spend a considerable amount of money each month for Lego sets. Such defective pieces are difficult to come by in Lego sets so this was a real disappointment. What would your recommendation/solution be for this problem? Thanks.

My son (2) inherited a mid-2000s Duplo train from his cousin. This track is a lighter color, but still 100% compatible with old and new trains. (Only the trains intended for rails, not the ones with big fat wheels which I wish they wouldn't call "trains".) My son loves the train crossing and likes to put the arms down and says "ding ding ding!" and he routinely changes the track around on his own and knows how to put it together. (It may not be the most optimal layout, but he's 2.) The switch track is great to give his daddy (me) some more complicated layouts to fascinate him. My ONE complaint about this is that it comes with a red "action brick". Red ones make the train stop...and frustrate my little one. Literally ANY OTHER ACTION BRICK would have been better. He loves the whistle one. The light would be okay. The blue water one? Great! Even the green one to reverse direction would be better. Because he gets frustrated when the train stops, we've had to put the red action bricks away...so that definitely isn't a selling point for this set.

Adding the switch track pieces to the "Steam Train" set (10874) along with the bunch of extra curves makes the track layout so much more interesting than the default circle. Highly recommend!

Both our 6 and 2 year old love these train tracks! They've used it with other sets with wheels without issue. We do have the train it's designed for as well. Great buy!