VEVOR Upgraded Pop up Bubble Tent for 8-10 People - Need Simple Assembly - 12x11.1ft Outdoor Clear Bubble Tent Dome, Weatherproof Clear Tent Shelter for Soccer, Football, Softball, Events, and Parades

I ordered the 15' round bubble tent. Don't be fooled when you open it and it appears to only be 12' in diameter. When fully assembled, the tent is almost (just barely shy of) 15' across from the edge of the fabric at the bottom on opposite sides. It is easy to put together and well designed, but be sure you have the unassembled tent on the ground with the center hanging hook and ties facing UP when you start. You're putting it together upside down. Trust the process and it will all work out just fine. Be sure to tie this down on all 8 sides, as it "walks" when it is windy, and will collapse or perhaps even break. I assembled and flipped it by myself. Your results may vary!

First snowfall of the year: less than 2 inch of light, fluffy :sneeze hard and it will blow away" snow.Not only did it collapse, but half of the pole absolutely shattered, splintering and creating porcupine-type shards that I wound up needing to go to the doctor to remove.BUYER BEWARE: This is not built for any form of inclement weather, and CLEARLY not designed to stay up between uses.

This bubble tent is my new favorite place to be. There are several reasons why it doesn’t get five stars though (and I honestly almost gave it three). I think this is an excellent purchase if you curb your expectations a little.I’ll start by saying I bought the 12x12 and it sure isn’t that large. Contacted the company who just told me to re-measure? I don’t care too much, but someone might. It also leaks a bit where the fabric is. Not a crazy amount, it doesn’t get everywhere, but just something to keep in mind. It’s also stupid hot. Like obviously, but this thing gets hotter than anticipated, and there isn’t really a great option for covering the top. I’ve tried a few things and so far a king sheet over the top is the best one.Set up wasn’t too bad, but there were two of us putting it together. The plastic is thick, but mine came SUPER wrinkled.I’ll end this by saying I live in Wisconsin and my tent has already been through two severe thunderstorms and I’ve had zero issues. It stayed put and as long as nothing was touching the sides, everything stayed dry.Oh, also do yourself a favor and but a squeegee to wipe off condensation. Way better than a towel.Overall, if none of this is a deal breaker, I highly recommend this tent! I will update if things change.

This is great! Setting it up was easy/medium. But we did it in the wind. Two people makes this way easy to put up. However it wouldn’t be hard by yourself at all. I’ve had this for about 2 weeks now and it has held up great. Two big doors and 2 windows. It comes with a carrying bag. My husband, me and our 2 giant breed dogs have plenty of room. You can easily fit 8 people comfortably with smaller furniture in it. The summer it’s going to be hot in here so I suggest a sun tarp. It’s been about 40-50 outside, inside it was 60+. I wish I would have gotten the 15ft instead of the 12 however.

Okay this is a great little dome shelter, but just not one bit wind-tolerant, so for me it gets a three stars. If you live in a place that does not have wind then I think it might hold up for a few seasons. I got 6 months out of mine and still gave it three stars because sitting inside it in the evenings with my twinkly solar lights was indeed magical! It would be a good value for the money in a NON-WINDY place 👍😊

It’s very hot inside. Waterproof so far needed extra anchors like sandbags to hold down

I should not have bought this. Maybe other brands are better I give this 2 stars only because with duct tape and stretching I could get this to almost a full 8 feet EVEN though I bought ten. And to be clear I messured high and low and in the middle it still is not even close to 10 feet. Then the hight, erm I’m 5.4 and honeslty unless you are 3.-4 foot tall you need to bend and take a seat. I also have my fingers and hands full of fiber glass splinters NOT fun and you can’t see them so you now how to hope they find their way out, and again I tried with duct tape to get some out and maybe I can get all of them out like that. Then there’s the holes in the plastic, grape sized holes, again duct tape to the rescue. I’d said if anythign buy duct tape. Also not easy to set up and worth about $20.00 Not good build quality and the size is wrong way smaller then what I bought and paid for and I do not know how well it will fare in weather hoping it will keep the rain out we will see…. Good thought but failed to preform

We are using the bubble as a greenhouse. Setup as quick and easy. The zippers are very strong. The pole holders are all reenforced. The bubble itself is made of a very durable material.