1. Quick links
2. US deals
3. UK deals
4. Editor's choice
5. How we find deals
6. FAQ
Winter is officially here, and that makes it a great time to grab a hot mug of coco, get the best Lego deals, and settle in for a cozy building session. That's why I've been rounding up the very best brick-based bargains I can muster.
Even though the year's biggest sales are in the rear-view mirror, that doesn't mean you can't still find a bargain. Oh no - there are plenty of big price cuts to be had if you know where to look. As an example, the bestselling Tuxedo Cat is at a record low price of $79.95 at Amazon rather than the usual $100. And across the pond, you can pick up Lego Mario in his kart for £99.99 via Amazon, down from £150. It's never been cheaper.
Benjamin has reported on Lego deals at GamesRadar+ since 2018, and he's been writing professionally for over a decade. His current project is the Stranger Things Creel House.
Quick links
December 8, 2025: Each link on this page has been checked and updated where necessary. New deals have also been added to both the US and UK sections.
- Save up to $30 at Amazon
- Get up to $30 off at Walmart
- Up to $36 off at Best Buy
- Check for deals at Disney Store
- Savings up to 50% at Lego Store
UK
- Grab up to £42 off at Amazon
- Save up to £43 off at Very
- Get up to £155 at Smyths Toys
- Price matching at John Lewis
- Check for deals at Disney Store
- Savings up to 70% at Lego Store
This week's best Lego deals in the US
This week's best Lego deals in the UK
Editor's choice
Not entirely sure where to start? Our brick-building experts have plenty of recommendations, and we'd recommend keeping an eye out for these kits.
This kit is by far and away the most impressive one I've ever built. The level of detail, the scale, the hidden secrets - it's a marvel. I still have it in pride of place at home years after building it, as I don't think it's been superseded yet.
Read more: Lego Rivendell review
Lego Millennium Falcon models are amongst the most popular sets for good reason, and there are plenty of excellent versions out there - but for me, this mid-range option strikes the best balance between quality and cost.
Read more: Lego Millennium Falcon review
Although it's not necessarily the best known Wizarding World model, this kit is a must-have in our opinion. Besides being a picture-perfect recreation of the Sorting Hat from those early movies, it's a literal conversation starter - it can talk.
Read more: Lego Talking Sorting Hat review
You won't struggle to find good Marvel sets, but getting one featuring the OG Avengers cast that won't break the bank is tough. That's why this one has a special place in my heart; it's a great display piece and toy at a surprisingly decent price.
Read more: Lego The Avengers: Age of Ultron review
If you want to inject some personality into your display, it doesn't get much better than the Piranha Plant. This guy is a relatively simple build, but it's incredibly characterful despite all that - and it's pretty affordable compared to the other for-adults kits.
Read more: Lego Piranha Plant review
Besides rebuilding one of the game's most iconic elements, this top-tier Fortnite set brings us a host of minifigures based on its most memorable skins. That's a potent combo for any fan of the shooter, young or old.
Read more: Lego Battle Bus review
All Animal Crossing sets are gosh-darn adorable, but this one is particularly sweet. Along with being hopelessly cheerful thanks to the vivid hues and homey design pulled direct from the screen, it feels like a dollhouse with hidden nooks and corners.
Read more: Lego Isabelle's House Visit review
There are plenty of excellent gaming-themed Lego sets, but none compares to the Great Deku Tree in my opinion. Besides being an incredibly vivid pop of color that brings any shelf or display to life, it's crammed with nostalgic references.
This is one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world, so it stands to reason that the Lego Disney World Castle is just as jaw-dropping. The size and ambition of this model makes it a must-have for fans.
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:
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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