Customer Reviews for Fisher Price - Mattel - MEGA BLOKS Block Scooping Wagon - Multicolor
Customer Rating
1
Disappointed
on April 8, 2026
Posted by: Val12
from Los Angeles, CA
I purchased the Scooping Wagon for my one year old grandson and I regret the purchase. It’s awkward and unstable when he reaches for the wagon. Perhaps it should have been designed to be heavier. Also the scooping doesn’t really work well. I’ve purchased several Fisher Price items for him to enjoy, unfortunately I plan to dispose of the wagon and only keep the blocks.
[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.