Look out, August's Lego deals just slashed the price of the Imperial Star Destroyer and my favorite new Fortnite kit
Klombo stomps its way to a tempting price cut for summer

1. Quick links
2. US deals
3. UK deals
4. How we find deals
5. FAQ
If you're trying to find decent Lego deals this summer, don't worry: I've got you. The GamesRadar+ team and I spend every week tracking down discounts of the bricks from Billund so you don't have to.
This August's finds are pretty great so far. The Imperial Star Destroyer has dropped out of hyperspace at $144.85 via Amazon rather than $160, for instance. Meanwhile, UK readers can enjoy the Fortnite Klombo kit (which is easily my favorite Fortnite set to date) for £20 less than normal in this month's best Lego deals. To be precise, it's currently £69.99 at Amazon. That's a darn sight less than the usual £90 price tag.
And those are just the beginning. We've used all of our many years covering bargains to bring you the most tempting Lego deals this week, and have sprinkled a garnish of advice along the top if you'd like some extra pointers. With those recommendations, you'll be able to get the best Lego sets for less in no time.

Benjamin has reported on Lego deals at GamesRadar+ for more than six years, and he's been writing professionally since 2012. His current project is the Lego Deku Tree.
August 18, 2025: Each link on this page has been checked, verified, and updated where necessary after expired deals were removed. New price cuts (including the Imperial Star Destroyer) have then been added.
Today's best Lego deals at a glance
- Amazon deals: Save up to $20
- Walmart deals: Get up to $35 off
- Best Buy deals: Up to $18 off
- Disney Store: Check for deals
- Lego Store deals: Save up to 30%
UK
- Amazon deals: Save up to £12
- Very deals: Up to £35 off
- Smyths deals: Save up to £114
- John Lewis deals: Price matched
- Disney Store: Check for deals
- Lego Store deals: Get up to 40% off
Best Lego deals in the US
1. Lego Star Wars Imperial Star Destroyer | $159.99 $144.85 at Amazon
Save $15- It's not a record low price, but considering how rarely the Star Destroyer kit goes on offer, that's still one of the best Lego deals this month. It's better than the $159ish average cost, anyway.
Buy it if:
✅ You missed the older, bigger kit
✅ You want a display piece or playset
Don't buy it if:
❌ You wish it was to scale with the midi-ships
Price check:
💲 Walmart | $179.99
2. Lego Classic Medium Creative Brick Box | $34.99 $17.99 at Amazon
Save $17 - If you're hunting down a box of bits for your own builds or your kids' toybox, this is a great offer to take advantage of in August's Lego deals. It's only ever been a couple of dollars less.
Buy it if:
✅ You need extra pieces
✅ You're buying for your own/your kids' builds
Don't buy it if:
❌ You don't tend to make your own builds
Price check:
💲 Walmart | $17.99
3. Lego Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle & Grounds | $169.99 $136.99 at Walmart
Save $33 - This is a mere dollar or so away from a record low price, and I've not seen the iconic display piece dip much below the mid $140s for a while. Good value on a great set.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a display piece
✅ You don't have room for a bigger version
Don't buy it if:
❌ You're saving for a bigger version
Price check:
💲 Amazon | Out of stock
4. Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon | $84.99 $67 at Amazon
Save $17 - This is the cheapest the Falcon kit has ever been, and before now, we rarely saw it dip below $74. It's one of this week's standout Lego deals as a result.
Buy it if:
✅ You want an iconic kit
✅ You don't have space for the other versions
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want the big ones instead
Price check:
💲 Walmart | $67.98
5. Lego Marvel Spider-Man Final Battle | $109.99 $87.95 at Amazon
Save $22 - The finale of No Way Home was pretty spectacular, so being able to recreate it in Lego form is sweet. Now you can do so for less in this week's Lego deals with a kit that normally averages $92.
Buy it if:
✅ You're a huge Spider-Man fan
✅ You want a display or play set
Don't buy it if:
❌ You weren't keen on No Way Home
Price check:
💲 Walmart | $90.65
Best Lego deals in the UK
1. Lego Disney Angel | £59.99 £43.99 at Zavvi
Save £16 - This kit from the Stitch series hasn't ever been cheaper than it is now, bringing us to a record low price. It's a limited deal though, so you may want to move quickly in case you miss out.
Buy it if:
✅ You love Angel
✅ You need a Disney gift
Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd rather have Stitch
Price check:
💲 Amazon | £44.99
2. Lego Harry Potter Book Nook | £89.99 $72.98 at Amazon
Save £17 - One of the most recent initiatives from Lego is the book nook range, and this Hogwarts Express one may be my favorite. It's never been cheaper than it is now, and it's only been out for a little while.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a display kit
✅ You adore Harry Potter
Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd rather get Hogwarts
Price check:
💲 Wayland Games | £80.99
3. Lego Lord of the Rings Book Nook | £109.99 £78.98 at Amazon
Save £31 - Here's another discount that takes us to a record low price. Because there's been such buzz surrounding this kit, it zooms straight onto our list of top Lego deals this week.
Buy it if:
✅ You adore LotR
✅ This is one of your fave scenes
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want something more filled out
Price check:
💲 Wayland Games | £98.99
4. Lego Fortnite Klombo | £89.99 £69.99 at Amazon
Save £20 - At just a couple of quid away from a record low price, I'd say this is good enough to earn a spot on this week's Lego deals roundup.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a fun display piece
✅ You're buying for kids or adults
Don't buy it if:
❌ You aren't an avid player of Fortnite
Price check:
💲 Very | £69.99
5. Lego Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle: The Main Tower | £229.99 £177.99 at Amazon
Save £52 - We're climbing down to a lowest-ever price here, and that's worth celebrating. You see, it should normally weight in at £230, and we've not seen anything close to that kind of price cut before.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a showstopper
✅ You're collecting Hogwarts sets
Don't buy it if:
❌ You're happy with the smaller version
Price check:
💲 Very | £179.99
How we find Lego deals
There's no shortage of discounts out there, so how do you know we're actually bringing you the best Lego deals? It's a good question. The GamesRadar+ and I take bargain-hunting seriously, and we'll go out of our way to make sure you're only being served the most tempting reductions.
Here's a breakdown of how the process works:
🛒 We personally browse trusted retailers
Although we'll be tipped off occasionally by manufacturers, PR companies, or retailers themselves, the team and I usually find deals because we've gone out and browsed them ourselves. Basically, we've put the legwork in so you don't have to.
💲 We always use price-matching software
Savings are one thing, but good deals are quite another. To ensure something is actually a worthwhile discount or not, we'll put it through comparison software such as CamelCamelCamel. This tells us the item's average price, its lowest ever cost, and when it traditionally gets a saving.
🏪 We compare with rival retailers
We don't call it a day after finding a good Lego deal; instead, we'll head straight to rival retailers in an attempt to find a better offer. You'll see our working in the 'price match' section of each deal block.
Lego deals FAQ
How do I know if a Lego deal is good or not?
There are plenty of Lego deals each and every week, but the trick is judging whether the offer is worth your time or not. For that, I keep an eye on price-matching sites to determine a product's average cost and whether it's been cheaper in the past (and how often it's dropped in price). That way I can identify and bring you the very best discounts and Lego sales.
Want to try it out yourself? I use sites like CamelCamelCamel, and the process is easy. Simply paste a Lego deal's URL into the search bar to find out the product's biggest discount, average cost, and highest price over a set period of time. You can then determine whether the Lego deal is actually good or not.
Where will I find the best Lego deals?
If you're searching for the very best Lego deals, it's hard to beat Amazon. This online goliath has the greatest range and usually offers discounts on a daily basis. Simply put, it's the most reliable option.
However, that doesn't mean you should discount the likes of Best Buy or, if you're in the UK, Very. They also provide great price cuts to match Amazon's, and that'll come in handy if you're part of a rewards program like Walmart Plus.
Here are my top picks for Lego sales based on region.
USA
- Amazon: Best for range and depth
- Walmart: Reliable for good deals
- Best Buy: Provides regular sales
- Lego: Exclusives available here
UK
- Amazon: Most reliable for variety
- Lego: Exclusives available here
- John Lewis: Eclectic but good deals
- Very: Surprisingly good discounts available
- Argos: Good for the biggest lines
Does Lego ever go on sale?
Lego is usually on sale somewhere. In fact, Lego deals are common no matter the time of year; you'll find a handful of good discounts each week if you know where to look.
Unsure of how to start your bargain hunt? I'd always recommend heading over to Amazon. While that might seem like a cop-out thanks to it being one of the most popular online stores, the retail giant consistently puts out respectable Lego sales come rain or shine.
Should you wait until the Black Friday or Prime Day Lego sales?
Although there are some excellent Black Friday and Prime Day Lego sales, they don't hold a monopoly on good discounts. We see impressive reductions all year 'round, so it's always worth keeping an eye out just in case.
The one exception would be premium collector sets. While they do drop in cost from time to time, they've surprised me in the past with vast price cuts online or at supermarkets during the November Black Friday Lego deals, or even the earlier Prime Day Lego deals. The Millennium Falcon is a prime example; in the UK, Aldi clipped a hefty 60% off the kit's price for 2022. Meanwhile, Lego Rivendell hit its lowest price in the UK as a result of Black Friday 2023 and Prime Day 2024.
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I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, and now manage GamesRadar+'s tabletop gaming and toy coverage. You'll find my grubby paws on everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news.
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