Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

Input:
Question: Is this the Trampoline and the Tent together?
Document: The directions are a little confusing. It was a real pain to get the tent on the trampoline without the sticks falling out. The first day after we got it set up it ripped! Since then it's gotten a lot more rips and tears just from being out in the wind. Overall it's still together and surves the intended purpose even with the rips, and the kids don't seem to mind. So it was worth what I paid, but I wouldn't buy another one.
When I saw this, I thought oh wow, what a cute idea! At about the hour mark, it was not so cute. They used cheap velcro to keep the roof poles in place and everytime my children jump on the trampoline the velcro rips open. I am afraid the poles are going to ware holes into the fabric of the tent and I do not want to be out there every 5 minutes repositioning the poles
My kids love it, they love to go on the afternoon and play in their world. This tent has not presented any flaws !! i do not regret buying it! !
My two boys love this tent. My only complaint (so far) is the terrible assembly instructions, but once you figure out where they are headed, it makes sense.
Since we live in Hawaii this is a perfect tent for all year long wheater.Kids enjoy it a lot. It does protect them from hot sun and some rain.My 4 years old said: Mom now we can take the treehouse whenever we go. :)
The kids loved it while it lasted but our sun and wind tore it up with in a year. The roof looked like a frayed flag in the end.If I lived anywhere but CA. I would remove it during the winter so it would last longer.
Bought this for our boys and they love it is stayed put but then again we only owned it for about three months now. I will update later on how it is holding up.
Answer: yes