Zoo Train Reviews

My grandchildren love ZooTrain as well as the Busy Bees. However, the sounds has stopped working on both apps but only on these two apps. I went to your website and followed all the directions to no avail. I even deleted and reloaded the apps. Please let me know,how to fix this.

My 2 year old LOVES ZooTrain. Building the trains is definitely his favorite part (solo), but he likes the puzzles and track laying (with help).

I'm so thankful there were instructions to get the sound to work. We played it on our kindle first and really missed the sounds!

My grandson loves Zoo Train. There was a compatibility problem with my system is I contacted the company. They responded immediately and fixed the problem quickly. Great program and software company. Thanks,

I found this game I used to play when I was little, and I am Re-downloading it for nostalgia! I can’t wait to play this game again! I loved it so much!

My little brother is playing the game all day and loves it. He learns the words in the game!

Wasted a dollar. Sounds doesn’t work and the website they give to fix it doesn’t load. Child is very disappointed

Bought ZooTrain but there is no sound, deleted it and re-loaded it and still no sound please help let me know what I need to do... The apps that are free are working better than the ones that are costly

A really solid fun game for little kids.

My grandson loves ZooTrain but now has no sound!!! Please fix it!! Guess I’ll have to delete it. 😞

Cant fix the sound even with the nstructions on faq. Please fix this.

Zoo train is the king of the crashing apps.

My son LOVES ZooTrain. He asks to play "trains" all the time! The only problem is that he's playing on an iPhone and keeps accidentally hitting the "back" arrow. It's at the top left of the screen which is exactly where he tries to hold the phone. Also, it doesn't hold his place when he does accidentally touch the arrow, so any progress he's made on a particular game is lost. Luckily, it doesn't seem to bother him too much!

This is my 2.5-yr-old's new favorite app. 5 activities in 1. The spelling part of the game is good for early exposure to letters because as he matches the jumbled letters to the letters in the spelled word he is hearing names of letters without even thinking about it and is proud of himself for "spelling." He plays all 5 parts. Loves the train track building (sometimes too hard for age 2) and the train cars. I also like how the encouraging words are sometimes big words like "stupendous!"

I'm fairly new to the ap world, but this one is really great for those times I'm running errands and picking up groceries, etc., with my 4-year-old. It keeps him engaged, the graphics are great, the music/sounds are fun. I like that he likes the spelling game, and the train game really keeps him occupied. Maybe the best feature is the reward part of it -- after he completes something successfully, he gets a "sticker" for his "suitcase." Really well done!

Almost 2-year-old little girl. Not too long ago I watched her selecting the correct letters to form words on the train cars…. saying the letters along with the game and than saying the word. Last night, I had a children's book in-hand and she points to the words and starts calling out the correct letters.

HOLY COW! She's not even 2 yet!.

I want more…

Overall, an excellant app for toddlers. But I agree with other reviewers in that we need more updates. Otherwise, it would be 5 stars all the way.

good job, keep it up.

First thing I hear each time the iPad comes out - "ain!" My 2 year old loves ZooTrain. At first, he mainly played with the section that lets you build a train and watch it go by. Now, after a few months, he accesses all sections only needing a little help the the track puzzles.

As a parent, I love ZooTrain as well for its educational qualities. A must buy for any child that loves trains!

My son has CP and is visually impaired. Zoo Train was the first app that he could do all by himself. Beginning with the simple drag down train construction, he has moved on to having to use more hand-eye coordination for track building and word building. He's always rewarded with watching the trains chug around the track.

My 2-1/2 year old loves ZooTrain. Of course he's obsessed right now with trains in general but this little App really packs a lot in. Definitely not one-dimensional. I used to help him with the train tracks and object color parts but now he's just fine on his own. Looking forward to a new App from Busy Bee!

This game is still the favorite with my grandkids, after several months of playing it. The games have a nice range of difficulty -- the track puzzle game, which was a little hard for us at first, is now our favorite!

As an SLP, I have had this game for over 6 months and, without fail, it has served as a great motivator for communication in addition to providing many opportunities for vocabulary expansion (animals/vehicles/letters/counting/colors) and interaction (requesting 'more' and 'again' etc.) Highly recommended!

All 4 of my kids played this one when they were little over the last 12 years. It teaches them shape recognition in the puzzles, letters, identifying sounds in a song. Lots of fun! The sound quit working all of a sudden though!