These are the best toy deals we've found during the Amazon Prime Day sales event

Janelle Randazza, Reviewed

Updated July 11, 2023 at 9:59 p.m.·3 min read

Here are the best in toy deals during Amazon's Prime Day sales event

— Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed's editors. Purchases made through the links below may earn us and our publishing partners a commission.

Score some serious deals for summertime fun for kiddos this week during the Amazon Prime Day sales event, which takes place today July 11 and tomorrow July 12. For a little fun in (and out) of the sun, we've scoured all the deals to find our favorite deals on toys.

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Some are staff stand-bys and some are just the kind of toys that have so many 5-star reviews they're about to break the internet. Shop soon and shop fast. These are incredible savings on some of Amazon's best-sellers for kids. These toy deals won't last. ➤Amazon Prime Day 2023: Shop the 200+ best deals on Apple, Keurig and Skechers➤Walmart+ Week sale: This Walmart sale rivals Amazon Prime Day—shop 90+ deals on Dyson, Ninja and more

Little Tikes Slam 'n Curve Slide

The Little Tikes Slam 'n Curve Slide is the best kids' water slide we've tried and today you can get it for 25% off. Originally priced at $449.99, during the Prime Day sales event, it's selling for $338—$111.99 off the regular price.

Our Home Editor Rachel Murphy loves this slide for keeping her kids cool and busy on hot summer days.

$338 at Amazon (Save $111.99)

Lego Ideas Tree House

The Lego Ideas Tree House was one of the hottest Lego sellers during the 2022 holiday season. It's a steadfast best-seller and today it goes for $199.99 during Prime Day, $50 off of it's regular $249.99 price tag.

$199.99 at Amazon (Save $50)

Caroma Electric Skateboard

If you want to get the kids outside, the highly-rated Caroma Electric Skateboard is selling for 12% off at Amazon with an on-page coupon during Prime Day. With a street price of $169.99 this Amazon deal saves you $20 today.

Accessibility Editor Sarah Kovac says the Caroma Electric Skateboard is a slam dunk gift for her 13-year-old. It's sturdy and easy to navigate and, she says, as a bonus, it gets him off the screens.

$149.99 with on-page coupon at Amazon (Save $20)

Laegendary Fast RC Cars

For the RC car fanatic, get 30% off Laegendary Fast RC Cars. Normally priced at $118.16, these cool cars are selling for only $85.59 during Prime Day.

$85.59 at Amazon (Save $32.57)

Magnetic Build Magnetic Building Tile Set

For the days they just want to stay inside, you can't go wrong with this 100-piece Magnetic Build magnetic building tile set. With over 2,000 5-star reviews, this set is a steal at $37.99—37% off it's normal $59.99 price tag.

$37.99 at Amazon (Save $22)

Pretex Bump & Go Bubble Blowing Farm Tractor

For the little tikes in your life, the Prextex Bump & Go Bubble Blowing Farm Tractor Toy Truck is going for 11% off, saving you $3 at a price of $23.99.

$23.99 at Amazon (Save $3)

ArtCreativity Bubble Lawn Mover for Toddlers

Nothing is cuter than a kid with a bubble lawnmower and our Senior Editor of Accessibility Christopher Groux says his 2-year-old son highly endorses this one by ArtCreativity. Get the highly rated ArtCreativity Bubble Lawn Mower for Toddlers at 50% off. This toy is a steal at $17.99 and is perfect for outdoor summer fun.

$17.99 at Amazon (Save $17)

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