The best early Prime Day Lego deals 2025 so far

Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon | $84.99 $67.98 at Amazon
Save $17 - We've literally never seen this kit (which is one of our favorites) for less than this, and it normally doesn't go far below $74. A great example of why it's worth keeping an eye out ahead of Prime Day Lego deals.

Buy it if:
✅ You love this hunk of junk
✅ You don't have room for the other versions

Don't buy it if:
❌ You want the bigger ones instead

Price check:
💲 Walmart | $67.98

UK price:
⭐ £74.99 £51.99 at Amazon

Lego Harry Potter Talking Sorting Hat | $99.99 $79.95 at Amazon
Save $20 - Considering how it's a single dollar away from a record low price, I wouldn't be surprised if this kit (which is one of my favorites in the Harry Potter range) dips even further when this year's Prime Day Lego deals roll around.

Buy it if:
✅ You want a conversation starter
✅ You don't have room for Hogwarts

Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd rather get Hogwarts

Price check:
💲 Walmart | $79.95

UK price:
⭐ £89.99 £69.99 at Amazon

Lego Star Wars Dark Falcon | $179.99 $145 at Amazon
Save $35 - Well lookee here, two lowest-ever prices for Millennium Falcon Lego sets? Phew. The normal cost for this model is usually between $150 and $166, so it's an absolute humdinger ahead of Prime Day 2025.

Buy it if:
✅ You want a playset for your kids
✅ You liked Rebuild the Galaxy

Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd rather have a classic Falcon

Price check:
💲 Walmart | $145

UK price:
⭐ £159.99 £114.99 at Amazon

Lego Star Wars R2-D2 (75379) | $99.99 $79.95 at Amazon
Save $20 - EAlthough we have seen it a tiny bit cheaper before (as of last week, in fact), this is a great example of why you should strike when the going's good during Prime Day; things move very quickly, and costs could suddenly go up for no reason even during the event.

Buy it if:
✅ R2 was always your favorite
✅ You'll get C-3PO as well

Don't buy it if:
❌ You have the older version

Price check:
💲 Walmart | $79.95

UK price:
⭐ £89.99 £66.99 at Amazon

Amazon Prime | 30-day free trial
Most of the best offers are exclusively available to Prime members. So, if you want to take advantage of them, you'll need to make sure you're subscribed.

Fortunately, there's a free trial that'll cover you far beyond the duration of Prime Day. Just remember to cancel your plan before the rolling monthly $12.99 / £7.99 fee kicks in if you don't plan on sticking around.

💲 Cheaper sets will get most discounts
Based on Primes of years past, anything older than a few months is game to receive a price cut. Mid-range and cheap sets are probably going to get the lion's share of savings, because they usually do. During last year's July Prime Day, most of the discounted kits were $50 / £50 or less.

💰 Offers on premium sets are more rare
Even though less expensive kits steal the limelight during Prime, that isn't to say big ticket items won't get any love. For sure, very popular sets like Rivendell or the Ultimate Collector Series tend to be held back for flash sales in November. However, I have seen a couple of premium kits get impressive price cuts as part of the annual Prime Day Lego deals. For example, the Rise of Skywalker Millennium Falcon tumbled to a record low price of $127.99 in prior years.

🎬 Sets for popular franchises get the best savings
I expect the most tempting Lego offers to be on major franchises such as Star Wars and Harry Potter this year. Even though all things Lego get their prices slashed during the event, the wizarding world, Marvel, Super Mario, Minecraft, and the rest rule the roost in my experience. Mosey on over to Amazon's sales page this October and you'll find them dominating the list.

❌ A lot of third-party knock-offs will appear
Unfortunately, you can guarantee that plenty of copycats will fill the digital sales racks. Be sure to check whether the item you're looking at is genuine Lego. You'll probably need to scroll past a lot of tat to find the good stuff, too.