It is a cinch that ride-on toys are always a favorite with little ones, and the Fly With Elmo Ride-On toy is destined to be one of the top selling toys for Christmas 2010! What makes this ride-on toy so special is the fact that your child will be helping Elmo to steer the plane.

What Do You Get With The Fly With Elmo Ride-On?

Costing in the neighborhood of $50, the Elmo Ride-On toy features a number of extras to make it as fun as possible for your child.

The Elmo Ride-On sports a front propeller that spins and lights up, as well as a number of talking phrases. By moving the gear shift, your child will delight in seeing which sound it comes out with! The body, covered in stars, also lights up whenever the eyes of the plane move.

And, thanks to an adjustable volume control, parents can keep noise levels under control.  Your child will even benefit from the under-seat cubby storage when taking the plane out and about.

The plane requires 3 AA batteries (included), and has a maximum weight limit of 65lbs.

Should You Buy The Fly With Elmo Ride-On For Your Child?

So much more than just a ride-on toy for children to have fun on, they’re actually a fantastic way to develop their skills. As long as your little one is big enough to use them, each time they take a ride they will be developing and improving their sense of balance – not to mention working their imagination! The Elmo Ride-On has plenty of extra features that will keep them entertained for hours.

Ride-on toys can also be a great way to introduce your child to physical activity, with many children taking that mindset into later life to continue to stay fit and healthy. Besides, just about every kid loves Elmo, making the Elmo Ride-On the perfect ride-on toy choice for 2010!

As it is though, any ride-on toys like the Elmo Ride-On do require adult supervision to ensure your child stays safe when playing. Even though the seat is stable, positioned only eight inches above the ground, it’s important to make sure that your child does not lean too far over the front wheel and tip the balance.

If your child is between one and four years of age and is a fan of Elmo, then the Fly With Elmo Ride-On will be the perfect gift choice for them to ride around on this Christmas morning!

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5 Responses to “Fly With Elmo Toy Might Be the Favorite ‘Ride-On’ Toy of 2010”

1. Sara Thomas says:

   April 12, 2010 at 12:00 am

   i bought this for my 19 month old son to use as a ride around toy, he loves elmo….within 4 hours he had done something (held the propellar while it was suppossed to be spinning) and it now make a horrible clicking sound. when the airplanes eyes are suppossed to be moving back and forth it just clicks (very loudly) and unless i unscrew like 10 screws to see what i can do (probably nothing) it will continue to make that noise. i actually tried to unscrew the screws today(the day after i bought it) and i couldn’t get them unscrewed enough to let me inside……i’ll try again tomorrow….but i am annoyed.

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2. Karen Hughes says:

   July 28, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This toy stopped working right two weeks after we got it. The eyes stopped moving and it makes this loud awful clicking noise. Tek nek toys said they don’t warranty their toys. I have never heard of a company not standing behind their toys.

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3. Judith Burns says:

   September 14, 2010 at 12:00 am

   I got this for my son’s 2nd birthday. He loves all things Elmo, and airplanes, so it was the perfect toy that combined both his loves. The toy itself is okay, but within the first day after opening his gift, the propeller stopped working. in fact, any moving parts stopped working altogether. Now he just rides around in it, and pushes buttons for sounds. The wings fold up, though, so it is more compact for storing. Also, he likes the underseat storage.
   The reason I am giving it less than 3 stars is the fact that, as other reviewers have pointed out, it tips fairly easy. However, he is a bit older/bigger than the ideal for this toy, so he is able to prevent most of the falls. Though, he has fallen once or twice.
   A bit overpriced for a ride-on that doesn’t work properly, but he still likes it because it is Elmo, and it is an airplane. I am just disappointed in the poor construction and the even poorer design.

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4. Sandra Roberts says:

   October 26, 2010 at 12:00 am

   This toy was purchased for my grandson’s first birthday. Even though it was smaller than I thought it would be, it is a perfect size for a little one and doesn’t take up much room in the house. The noises it makes are adorable.

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5. Nicole Perry says:

   October 31, 2010 at 12:00 am

   got this toy for my son’s birthday and he loves it. the lights are bright and colorful. he loves to ride it and press on its buttons.

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