REI Co-op
REI Co-op Wonderland 6 Titanium
No citable rating — see why we hide some.
The Titanium in the name is a pigment, not a pole. REI mixes titanium dioxide into the 75-denier fly to slow the UV ageing that kills campground polyester, and the poles underneath are the same 12 to 16 mm aluminium as the plain Wonderland 6. What that buys is 83.3 square feet on a 120 by 100 inch floor with 78 inches of height at the peak, which is standing room for most adults. The pigment costs three pounds — 25 lb 15.9 oz packed against 22 lb 15 oz uncoated — and about a hundred dollars. Split six ways the floor is 13.9 square feet each, so read this as a roomy four-person tent; REI sold the same shape as the Kingdom for years, and older reviews are about this tent under that name.
Floor area per person
13.9 sq ft
Tight — under 14 sq ft each — shoulders touching, gear outside
Weight per person
4 lb 5 oz
from the packed weight of 26 lb
Peak height
78 in
Approx. price
~$699
Pads: 16.7 in of floor width each — even 20 in pads overlap.
Length: a 120 in floor leaves room for a sleeper up to about 9ft 6in once you allow six inches for a foot box and a pillow.
Best for
A family of four who want to stand up inside, camping where sun rather than storm is what wears a tent out.
Specifications
- Type
- Family cabin
- Rated capacity
- 6-person
- Floor area per person(estimated)
- 13.9 sq ft (tight)
- Floor area
- 83.3 sq ft
- Peak height
- 78 in
- Packed weight
- 26 lb
- Weight per person(estimated)
- 4 lb 5 oz (packed weight)
- Interior floor length
- 120 in
- Interior floor width
- 100 in
- Pad fit(estimated)
- even 20 in pads overlap
- Fits sleepers up to(estimated)
- 9ft 6in tall
- Doors
- 2
- Vestibules
- 0
- Freestanding
- freestanding
- Poles
- aluminum
- Wall type
- double wall
- Season rating
- 3-season
- Fly fabric
- 75-denier coated polyester with a titanium dioxide pigment
- Floor fabric
- 150-denier coated polyester
- Floor denier
- 150D
- Approx. price
- ~$699
Features
- Titanium dioxide in the fly to slow UV degradation
- 78 in peak height with near-vertical walls
- 120 x 100 in rectangular floor, 83.3 sq ft
- Aluminium poles of 12, 12.4, 13 and 16 mm
- Two doors with awnings rather than a vestibule
- Formerly sold as the REI Kingdom
In its favour
- The titanium dioxide answers the way polyester flies actually die: UV, not rain
- 78 in of peak height across near-vertical walls, so adults stand rather than stoop
- The 120 x 100 in floor takes two queen airbeds with a walkway between them
- Aluminium poles hold it to 26 lb where a steel instant cabin this size is 35-40 lb
- The same shape REI has sold since the Kingdom, so the design has a decade of field history
- A mudroom accessory adds the vestibule the fly leaves out
Against it
- 13.9 sq ft per person at the rated six — comfortable for four
- The fly stops short of the doors, so there is no vestibule at all; the mudroom that adds one is bought separately
- Three pounds heavier and about $100 dearer than the uncoated Wonderland 6, for the same floor
- Price is an estimate: REI's $599 for the plain Wonderland 6 plus the roughly $100 premium reviewers report for the Titanium fly; REI does not publish a packed size for this version for this version
- The name reads as titanium poles; the poles are aluminium and the titanium is a white pigment in the fly
Written from the published specification sheet, not from owner reports.
What owners report
No owner discussion has been collected for the REI Co-op Wonderland 6 Titanium yet. Rather than summarise sentiment nobody expressed, this section stays empty until there is something real to read — the methodology page explains where these come from and why some tents have none.