These are the Black Friday Lego deals fans need to know about, according to an expert reviewer

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Lego UCS Millennium Falcon displayed on its side against a cloudy orange background, with the set plaque visible to one side — (Image credit: Future/Benjamin Abbott)

Quake in your boots, all ye faithful, because Black Friday Lego deals are upon us. With just a couple of days to go until the sale officially kicks off, discount fever is kicking in... but that doesn't mean you can't find good Lego discounts now. Everyone seems to have thrown reason to the winds and kicked their best offers out the door early, so there's plenty to play for.

Because we spend a lot of our time reviewing Lego here, the GamesRadar+ team and I have plenty of recommendations to suit almost every budget or interest. We won't just be plucking random kits from the ether, though; we'll be prioritizing Lego Black Friday deals that we've had personal or hands-on experience with.

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I've written about Lego and toys for GamesRadar+ since 2018, but my bylines stretch back over a decade. Besides reviewing sets and covering news surrounding the bricks from Billund on a weekly basis, I spend my time watching out for discounts on Lego sets of all kinds. That means I know what a good price cut looks like and how to navigate sales like Black Friday for max value.

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Save up to £60 on Lego at Amazon
Lego Star Wars: Save up to £35 at Amazon
Lego Harry Potter: Up to £35 off at Amazon
Lego Marvel: Get up to £22 off at Amazon
Lego Disney: Savings up to 38% at Amazon
Lego Fortnite: Save up to £30 at Amazon
Lego Mario: Up to £15 off at Amazon
Lego Minecraft: Sets from £6.99 at Amazon
Lego Animal Crossing: Save up to £23 at Amazon
Up to £114 off at Very
Save up to £175 at Smyths Toys
Price matching at John Lewis
Savings up to 40% at Lego Store

The best Black Friday Lego deals in the US

Lego Botanicals Mini Bonsai Trees | $64.99 $44.99 at Amazon
Save $20 - If you find real houseplants a hassle to look after or you just want a great gift, the Botanicals collection is where I'd always recommend starting... and this new kit for 2025 is absolutely perfect on both fronts. It's never been cheaper than it is now, and the kit has an average cost closer to $61.

Buy it if:
✅ You like the idea of an indoor Lego garden
✅ You struggle to keep actual houseplants alive

Don't buy it if:
❌ You want something for kids

Price check:
💲 Walmart | $89.99

Lego Star Wars Grogu with Hover Pram | $99.99 $49.99 at Walmart
Save $50 - The adorable new Baby Yoda kit (which, if you ask me, is a step above the old 'Lego The Child' set) has never been cheaper than it is now for Black Friday. The average cost of this set across 90 days has been $86, so that's a tremendous mark down for the little guy.

Buy it if:
✅ It's all about Grogu for you
✅ You're tracking down Star Wars gifts

Don't buy it if:
❌ Those big, beady eyes creep you out

Price check:
💲 Amazon | Out of stock

Lego Minecraft The Creeper | $39.99 $31.95 at Amazon
Save $8 - OK, I appreciate that it doesn't feel like a whole lot of money off the sticker price. But this kit has never been cheaper since it launched earlier this year, and the batting average is more like $36 across the past three months. I saw this in person at the 2025 London Toy Fair before the model was announced, and fell in love with it right away.

Buy it if:
✅ You want something for display
✅ You want a gift for a Minecraft fan

Don't buy it if:
❌ You're fine waiting for a bigger price cut

Price check:
💲 Walmart | $31.95

Lego Marvel Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene | $54.99 $43.99 at Amazon
Save $11 - This kit recreates what might be my favorite ever scene in a superhero movie, the Subway fight from Spider-Man 2, and my colleague who built this has nothing but praise for it. It averages $53 most of the time, so this record low is certainly impressive.

Buy it if:
✅ You have a soft spot for Spider-Man 2
✅ You're finding gifts for Marvel fans

Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd rather wait for a bigger discount

Price check:
💲 Walmart | $43.99

The best Black Friday Lego deals in the UK

Lego Star Wars UCS Millennium Falcon | £734.99 £524.99 at John Lewis
Save £210 - Of all the Lego sets on shelves right now, I'm not sure any can match the hype surrounding the UCS Falcon. As noted in our full Lego UCS Millennium Falcon review, it's probably the best Star Wars kit ever made, and it's currently got a lot of money off for Black Friday.

Buy it if:
✅ You want the best Star Wars set
✅ You want something truly impressive

Don't buy it if:
❌ You don't have a lot of display space

Price check:
💲 Argos | £525

Lego Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon's Tale | £314.99 £220.49 at Argos
Save £94 - I think this might be a record low price on the truly impressive Lego D&D kit, and because it isn't available at most retailers (aside from Argos and Lego, anyway), it's not as if a better offer will wander along. As such, I'd highly recommend snagging this offer while you can if you were at all tempted.

Buy it if:
✅ You adore more complex, detailed sets
✅ You love finding hidden secrets

Don't buy it if:
❌ You don't have much display space

Price check:
💲 Lego | £314.99

Lego Great Deku Tree | £259.99 £220.99 at Amazon
Save £39 - Because this excellent gaming kit hardly ever dips below an average cost of £252 or thereabouts, such a big price cut for Black Friday caught my attention. I've built this myself and am a tremendous fan of how it honours Zelda games from across the saga, so fans should take heed.

Buy it if:
✅ You're a massive fan of Zelda
✅ Breath of the Wild is a favorite of yours

Don't buy it if:
❌ You'd rather get the teased Ganon set

Price check:
💲 Lego | £259.99

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2025-11-27T12:07:22.946Z

Good morning and happy Thanksgiving, US friends! Welcome to our live coverage of this year's Black Friday Lego deals. There are plenty of price cuts for you today, and the difficulty is finding time to write about them all. Let's dive in, shall we?

2025-11-27T11:59:29.833Z

You shall be the Fellowship of the Ring

Lego Rivendell and minifigures on a white surface, against a plain background — (Image credit: Future/Benjamin Abbott)

Am I ever going to stop banging on about how great the Lego Rivendell set is? Signs point to "no." As I mentioned in my review, this is hands-down my favorite kit of all time, and it's phenomenally well-made. That's why it hitting £365.49 at Amazon rather than £430 is a good excuse to wheel it out again.

2025-11-27T11:46:13.791Z

Roll for bargains

The full Lego D&amp;D set on a table, with curtains and a bookshelf in the background — (Image credit: Lego)

One set I doubt we'll see a better offer for is the Lego D&D kit. It's currently £220.49 at Argos, down from £315, and I very rarely see it get any kind of saving. As a result, definitely consider this offer if you had your eye on the Dungeons & Dragons set. I think it's exclusive to just Argos and Lego itself, so you're unlikely to get a better saving right now.

2025-11-27T11:32:57.420Z

Hey, listen!

Lego Great Deku Tree Master Sword shrine with Link and Zelda stood in front of it on a wooded pedestal — (Image credit: Future/Benjamin Abbott)

Should you pull the trigger on the Deku Tree set now that it's £220.99 at Amazon rather than the full asking price of £259.99? I'm torn on this one. Yes, things are selling out faster than anticipated this year. But because we're not yet at a record low price, I'm half tempted to say you should wait even just to the afternoon in case a further reduction comes along. We saw it for a few quid less during the 2025 Prime sale, so there's a chance a further discount may be in the offing. It's a risk, but as I say, I'd only leap on offers that have hit record lows - and this hasn't yet.

2025-11-27T11:23:27.816Z

Get your head in the Game (Boy)

Angled photo of Lego Game Boy sitting on black table next to Zelda: Links Awakening cartridge with Mario Kart models in backdrop. — (Image credit: Future)

One of my favorite offers in the UK so far would undoubtedly be this discount on the brand-spanking new Game Boy. It's £44.99 at Amazon rather than the full £55, and we've never seen it for less. Our very own retro expert Phil is putting this together now and has been incredibly taken with it, so it comes highly recommended.

2025-11-27T11:09:23.536Z

Don't wait for too long, btw

Black Friday Lego deals with Lego The Mighty Bowser — (Image credit: Future)

As a side-note, it's probably worth jumping on any offers you see at Amazon sooner than later (no matter the region you're in). I'm already noticing a few items dropping out of stock, which feels early even for Black Friday Lego deals. With that in mind, I'd suggest heading to checkout if the item you've got your eye on has a record low price or a price guarantee. I really don't want to sound alarmist, and I'm not saying whatever you're keeping an eye out for is imminently going to implode, but based on current trends, certain sets may not be there tomorrow if you wait for Black Friday itself in case of a further price cut. The very cute Simba kit has totally vanished from Amazon US overnight, for example, and a few other items I included on this list yesterday afternoon when preparing this live hub are already out of stock at Amazon.

2025-11-27T10:54:23.793Z

Punch it, Chewie

A fully-built Lego UCS Millennium Falcon, sat on a table and bathed in purple light — (Image credit: Jordan Middler)

So, let's get down to the business of actual deals. The first one that struck me right away was this UK discount on the UCS Millennium Falcon, which is many a fan's white whale. Although it's not necessarily down to a record low price, it's much better value than normal right now. To be precise, it's £524.99 at John Lewis right now rather than the usual £735. That's a far steeper dip in cost than we'd normally see, so if you've had your eye on this mega set (which we gave a full five stars in our review), now's the time to jump to Hyperspace and head over to John Lewis.

2025-11-27T10:45:53.543Z

Should you wait for Black Friday itself?

It's the age-old question; are you better off waiting for Black Friday proper (e.g. November 28) in case prices drop even further? Or are you all clear to pull the trigger on discounts ahead of that point? For me, a lot depends on whether there's a price guarantee. If the retailer in question pinky-swears that the product in question will maintain its price across the sale period, you're pretty safe.

2025-11-27T10:36:04.043Z

Where are the best Lego Black Friday discounts?

When every retailer under the sun seems to be offering Lego deals for Black Friday, it can be hard to know where you should start. I've been covering the sale for years now, and the following are my top three options across both the US and UK.

US
- Amazon: Traditionally best for variety and range, but can be flooded with third-party knock-offs. You may need to do a little digging, or head to the official Lego page at Amazon to bypass those pretenders.
- Walmart: Much like Amazon, this old faithful has a wide variety of sets from almost every range. While it doesn't always have as much as its larger rival, Walmart does tend to match it price cut for price cut. A great backup if Amazon fails you!
- Zavvi: This right here is my left-field choice, and while you won't find the best variety of kits, it's consistently good at slashing prices on older, rarer kits.
- Best Buy: Great variety is available here, but as with Walmart, it's not quite as deep as the well Amazon draws from. The reductions don't tend to be as solid as Walmart either, but you can find older kits at bargain prices.

UK
- Amazon: I've yet to find anyone better than good ol' Amazon when it comes to Black Friday Lego sales. Actually, these tend to be better than the US equivalent. Head here first.
- Very: This tends to be my second stop, largely because it matches Amazon's prices step for step. The only downside is that it charges for delivery, whereas Prime members won't have to pay that at Amazon.
- Smyths Toys: This is a bit of a dark horse for Black Friday sales across a variety of categories, be it Lego or gaming. Keep an eye on it!
- John Lewis: Besides price-matching many of its sets, I find John Lewis to be excellent at reducing the cost of Ultimate Collector Series/UCS kits.

2025-11-26T10:27:24.271Z

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