Premium Wooden Train Ascending Tracks, Pack of 8 Wooden Train Tracks Accessories for Toy Train Set Compatible with All Major Railways Thomas, Brio, IKEA, Melissa and Doug

I ordered these to supplement our brio tracks. They attach well with brio (see photo - I attached them to our brio bridge).The second image is a side by side comparison with brio. Brio is on the right. I think they are definitely worth the price and are great for supplementing with other tracks.

It was what my grandson wanted I definitely will get more tracks

these fit great with the Thomas the Tank engine tracks and are a perfect addition to my grandsons set.

Some pieces were a little broken or miscolored and looked used, but ok overall.

These will help extend my train track set that my grandchildren play with. They match the train tracks. I already have. My only complaint is some of the ones that have the little hill do not connect perfectly to the ones that came in the box and there is a little bump. For most kids this would be OK but one of my grandchildren just turned three and he cannot move the train across the bump. The hill needs to come down to the floor and then some for it to synchronize. I’ve had problems with other pieces as well that I have purchased previously from other companies, but I did find one brand that does synchronize perfectly. I will put these together with them.. it was a decent purchase.

We added these ascending and descending tracks to our train table and they worked perfectly. We used them to connect to the top of Thomas and Friends’ Knapford Station.

These fit perfectly for us. We have a mix that includes brio and they attached nicely to the brio bridge, no different than the brio tracks.

My grandson and I have matching train sets. He's in Ohio and I'm in Michigan. We love our facetime calls where we show each other our new layouts and make up Thomas stories over the phone. These ascending tracks are a crucial element for our Big, Big Bridge story and my grandson loved it. Now I have to order another set to take to him on our next visit so he can build one, too. Great fun and well made.