'EighteenTek Thanksgiving Decoration Clear Pop Up Tent Camping Stargazing Transparent Outdoor Bubble 2 Person Capsule Portable Weather Proof Pod Instant Cold Protection Shelter 88''x54''x39''H'

This is such a fun way to camp and to see the stars at the same time as being protected. It allows you to be part of nature much more than a typical tent.I love that they included glow in the dark zippers so you can find them in the dark.We will be doing a sleepover at our house with some relatives in the summer and using this along with an inflatable TV screen so we can watch a movie. This will be fun for some of the kids to sit inside while they watch. No mosquitoes will get them and they can fall asleep while watching the movie. It will be such a fun memory.I also wanted this to temporarily use as a greenhouse for starts. It's tall enough that I can put my cart with trays right in it. The floor needs the protection of a tarp plus some large cardboard sheets (easily gotten at Costco in the TP section)If it gets too hot you just open the doors to let more air flow in. When it's windy it helps protect them unless it's too windy. That's a problem.But it can be picked up and moved if needed verses another type of greenhouse.I loved another reviewers idea to use it to brood baby chickens. That my indeed happen at our house.So many possibilities!

I ordered this because I thought it would be super fun to have a nice little see-thru tent for the winter if the kids and I wanted to hangout outside but not be freezing cold from the wind, and we've already been able to use this several times since it was delivered and I couldn't be happier with it!First off, this thing is hardcore. Most tents and things you order from Amazon that need to be staked down come with these cheap little plastic stakes that break usually on first use. This thing, however, comes with incredibly rock-solid metal stakes that go into the ground super easily and are very secure. I'm super happy about that as I've definitely had some negative experiences with non-metal stakes.In addition to that, this thing is so easy to set up it's ridiculous. One of the reasons I hate most outdoor tents is because they take 20+ minutes to set up, getting all the tent poles in place and tied correctly and everything is just a nightmare, and they're just annoying, but this is seriously "pull off the straps holding this in a circle and BAM. Tent".The only "issue" I have with this tent is that it can be pretty hard for first time users to fold the tent back up again. I'll be honest, I've used several different kids toys and tents and play things that all expand or fold up pretty similarly to this tent, but this tent took me literally 20 minutes of trying over and over before I finally pulled up the Amazon listing and watched a video of someone folding the tent back up again. The instructions it comes with really don't do a great job explaining how to fold this back up again, particularly because the arrows don't really point the way the pieces need to turn. Also, the way it folds up definitely feels like you're going to break it right up until you figure out the direction the halves need to turn and then it works perfectly. So that's just something to keep in mind.The little window on the tent works great, I love that there's a mesh window if you want a nice little breeze and then a full window covering if you want it closed, definitely a nice inclusion and very appreciated.Finally, I do love that this comes with everything you need to possibly use the tent, even a separate rain cover, a carrying case for the stakes and the tent itself, and a few other things as well. It seems like they really thought of everything when they made this.Overall, I give this a 10/10, absolutely recommend, we couldn't be happier with this tent and I'm so excited to use this tent even more in the future!

This tent is awful. I own a lot of tents of all kinds, backpacking, car camping, screen, etc. I am going to start with he positives. This tent comes nicely packed in a round nylon carry bag with handles. When you open the bag the tent has webbing straps holding it together. The tent pops into format so as you remove the strap. It looks like a Pringle chip, but if you use the stakes or sandbags, you can get it set up into a nice clear tent. It has a zipper half moon window at one side with white mesh screen and a zip close curved door at the other end. It also has a separate rain fly made of the same plastic, but I can not figure out why this is necessary since the tent is already made of plastic.Now the negatives. Mine came damaged one of the internal support wires is bent at a 45 degree angle. If you have the tent closed up it is very stuffy and might not be safe, the door probably should be screen then you could get a cross breeze of some fresh air. But, the absolute worst thing is when you try to fold it up. There are no instructions for this portion. I watched multiple videos on amazon and YouTube. It will not fold down. This is definitely not my first time with a wire tent or toy, but this one, doesn't work. That could be because mine came damaged, but I don't think so. I would avoid this tent. It is not worth the hassle.

This tent is quite the thing for stargazing. Popping it up was a breeze, and taking it down was just as easy, though it took a couple tries to get it back in its bag the first time. The transparency is cool for looking at stars, but remember, it works both ways! It’s not the most private if you’re in a crowded campsite. The material seems durable, but I’m careful with the zippers – they look like they might not enjoy rough treatment. All in all, a neat tent for those clear, starry nights.

If you're like me and like to stare at falling rain, this here is perfect. Want shade? Put a blanket over it or a cover. Well made and can't wait to try it out in many places!