I can safely say, without hesitation, that tents are not designed or intended to be put up or taken down by one person - in fact, about four people would be ideal.
Time to pitch = about two hours (packed to fully set up - including airbed)
Time to remove = about one hour (fully set up to partially packed - see below)
I did take it very slowly due to heat, humidity, and wind, and hayfever (getting near grass was a very bad idea). With a few more bodies, pitching in 10-20 minutes and removing in about the same should be possible, and if I can do it first time, anyone can do it.
Removal time didn't include folding the flysheet (in fact, about half of the hour was trying to fold the groundsheet). I've brought the unfolded bits indoors and will sort them out when I've recovered.
God even christened it for me. Nice thundershower as I was finishing with the inner tent (I didn't get wet, of course

).
Desmo had the right idea. Pitch indoors - no sun, wind, rain, or grass.
More pics when I've caught my breath (I didn't take many, but there are a few more).