Large main xmas present for an almost 2 yr old boy?

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Can I have some suggestions for what is a good big toy present for an almost 2 yr old boy please? Something under £80 please and for indoors.
He already has a trike and a decent sized train set.
I'm stuck for ideas on what he's love at that age. I'd love to hear what your 2 yr olds loved playing with please.
Would he be too young for scooters and play kitchens?

Rocking horse or wheelybug 👌

Rocking horse is added to the list of ideas thanks.

He doesn't like ride on toys... He's tried a few different ones at nursery and cries whenever we put him on one. No idea why

DS got a big garage with ramps and a lift for his cars last Christmas. I think a play kitchen would have gone down well too. Or maybe a slide, if you have room outside?

Sorry I missed the bit saying indoors.

The My First Remote Control Thomas was also a winner with DH

Do you have a garden? Would he like a 'Little Tykes' car?

Perfect age for a toy kitchen.

A tent or ballpool.

Kitchen was a superb present for both my boys at this age. We got the ikea one, picked up second hand they’re very reasonable.

Toy kitchen is my 2 year olds favourite toy

Lanka Kade deluxe London bus

Bajo dolls pram (we have a gorgeous blue and green one and it's my son's favourite toy probably).

Toy kitchen sounds popular!
A lot seem to say for 36months+ due to small parts. Do you guys think that's ok?

Toy kitchen

When my ds was two we got a red wooden diner type one from mothercare and he loved it for years. Just opening and closing the cupboards and oven took up most of Christmas Day

Early Learning Centre has a wooden double decker bus for a quarter the price of the Lanka one. It's probably DS's favourite weapon battering ram toy.

I'm a bit at the age restrictions on toys. We have a board book that says not for under 24 months.

Another vote for toy kitchen! Literally hours of entertainment. Mine has played with hers since 18months ish, it was a hand me down or I probably wouldn’t have thought to get one that young.
The bonus is that if any family members/friends need guidance on little presents they can pick up some wooden food/pots and pans/cake cutting sets etc to go with your main present!

Got DD's kitchen from Asda last Christmas when she was 2.5. Really good value for a wooden one. And still gets lots of consistent play time.
direct.asda.com/george/toys-character/wooden-toys/wooden-deluxe-kitchen/050204357,default,pd.html?cgid=D30M1G1C13

Ikea have a nice wooden toy kitchen plus accessories. We love the wooden food thats got velcro holding it together.
A firm favourite in our house was an engine that could be dismantled and put back together-best buy ever!!!

www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/8491927.htm?cmpid=APP003

I'm getting this for my 2 year old.

I'll go against the grain and say that DS never played with the kitchen that we bought. It just sat in the corner of the room gathering dust.

I think at that age he had a Little Tikes Crazy Coupe car (which he loved) and a huge selection of Brio - trains and track. The ELC garage was also well played with.

We have the Tefal toy kitchen. It's really great.

My oldest DS LOVED his ELC whizz garage/whizz mountain and cars.

Oh and his Happyland toys were well played with.

Toy kitchen, playmags, duplo, little tikes garden stuff, water table

Toy kitchen, scuttle bug, garage and a dolls house- my 2 year old DS got one for Christmas at 18m old and he loves putting his toys in it!

VTech toot toot was very popular in our household at that age!

All 3 of mine have completely ignored our toy kitchen.