This child play area has been in this space before but this time with the Nikon Z6. It’s basically impossible for a child to fall out of this structure as it’s fully enclosed with wire. I gave the entire structure a push to see if it would sway around, not even a little bit! I would hesitate to allow my child if they were still tiny, to play on it though considering the viruses going around.
I read that the virus on merchandise or items such as that evaporates within a few hours, so children are pretty safe on it, I think
I hope you are right! It’s a scary world today…
I agree with the other comments:looks hazardous for wee little fingers.
The wire is coated with clear plastic but those little fingers could get the pinch. Ouch!
Not only the virus going around, but that netting looks like little fingers can get twisted around in it.
Wow, I didn’t think of that Anneli! Ouch. I’ve seen kiddies on this thing once or twice I think. I wonder how much liability insurance the company carries! This entire complex is owned by the Howard Hughes corporation.
I don’t know if it is a real concern, but I know that if I were in that cage I’d be cursing the netting cutting into my fingers, and you know how clumsy kids can be – get your finger in the net and roll around, pinching the finger….
The wire is coated with a clear plastic but I agree, pinched fingers hurt!
Oh, I thought it was netting (like poly-something).
Nah, it’s very small gauge, very smooth wire, coated.
This is a really interesting play structure. You’re right though, too risky to let the little one near it. 😷🤧
Thanks again Sandra. It’s a very serious concern isn’t it… There weren’t many people downtown actually, I suppose it was because it was a weekday… My daughter is 31 and married, my son 27. Time flies…
Yes, you’re right! I feel like I just had my daughter. She’s turning 9 next month. Do your kids live in LV too?