We love LEGO (who doesn’t?) and we’re always looking for deals on our favorite brick-filled kits across all shapes, sizes, and budgets.
Thankfully, Amazon outlet Woot has deals on plenty of our favorite sets across all aspects of pop culture, although it does appear many are starting to sell out quickly, so you’ll want to move quickly!
Save On LEGO Sets From Harry Potter, Star Wars, and More
Over at Woot, there are some hefty savings to be had, with the first one to catch our eye being the 4,210-piece LEGO Gotham City display set.
It looks just like the skyline from the iconic animated series starring the late Kevin Conroy, and has subtle easter eggs hidden behind a series of panels. There’s even an adorable little Batmobile and four classic minifigures of Batman, Joker, Harley Quinn, and Catwoman.
It’s down to $249.99 from $296.99, a 16% discount off of the MSRP.
From Gotham to Gringotts, the Harry Potter Wizarding Bank set is reduced by $100. It’s still $399.99, but it’s an awesome build with the bank above and the dragon-guarded passages below, as well as minifigs for Harry, Ron, Hagrid, Griphook, Bellatrix and more.
Sticking with fantasy, the Lord of the Rings Barad-Dur set has an 18% discount, bringing it down to $369.99. It’s a 5,471-piece set with ten minifigs and that all-important Eye of Sauron to watch over your home.
Star Wars fans will also be pleased to know that there’s 20% off the ridiculously impressive 7,500-piece Millennium Falcon. It’s now $679.99 and remains one of the best LEGO sets around.
There’s 17% off the Legend of Zelda Deku tree, too, but it appears it’s sold out. Still, if you want to pick one up for $249.99, it’s worth bookmarking in case fresh stock arrives.
Finally, it’s not discounted, but as a big X-Men fan, I just love this 3,093-piece X-Mansion set. It has the mansion (including Danger Room), a Sentinel figure, and ten minifigs including the likes of Wolverine, Professor X, Gambit, Storm, Cyclops, and Magneto, among others.
It’s $269.99 at Woot right now.
Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in tech, gaming and fitness seen at Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, TechRadar and many more. He's a big fan of Magic: The Gathering and other collectible card games, much to his wife's dismay.
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