The best Prime Day Lego deals live: Save on Star Wars, Harry Potter, and more with these handpicked bargains

Lego Eevee, Luigi, Darth Vader, and Back to the Future on a yellow background, behind a 'Prime Day deals' badge — (Image credit: Future)

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This year's Prime Day Lego deals are well and truly in full swing, with offers bringing the price of everything from Star Wars models to Harry Potter kits crashing down. Record low prices are flying, and it's a great opportunity to get the best Lego sets for less.

Actually, it's a bit overwhelming; there's a lot of choice, including a load of knock-off tat that's filling Amazon's listings. To save you time spent digging through all that, I'm bringing you the very best Prime Day Lego deals here and will keep turning up more treasures as the sale progresses. As an example, highlights include the excellent Back to the Future Speed Champions kit of $22.39 via Amazon. Equally, one of my favorite new Star Wars kits, the AT-AT display piece, is currently $51.99 at Amazon rather than the usual $65.

Ready? Kick back and follow along with me as I uncover the most tempting Prime Day Lego deals 2026 has to offer.

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Sets from just £12.39 at Amazon
Lego Star Wars: Up to £20 off
Lego Harry Potter: Save up to £40
Lego Fortnite: Get up to £60 off
Lego Minecraft: Cuts of up to £12
Lego Marvel: Savings up to £30
Lego Disney: Up to £40 off
Lego Super Mario: Save up to £38
Very: Discounts up to £105
Smyths Toys: Get up to £50 off
Argos: Get 2 for £20
Lego: Grab special gifts with purchase

Benjamin Abbott

I've been writing about Lego at GamesRadar+ since 2018 and have been lucky enough to review a whole bunch of kits in that time (including Lego Rivendell, my all-time favorite). My week is spent covering the latest Lego news, writing features about the community, and finding tempting discounts on all the best models. That means I've got a pretty good idea of what a decent price cut looks like, and the best kits to prioritize.

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Best Prime Day Lego deals

When does Prime Day end?

This year's Prime Day Lego deals are due to finish on June 26. Because they started on June 23, that means we'll have had four days of discounts by the time it's all over.

Do you need a Prime account to get Prime Day Lego deals?

Unfortunately, yes – you do need an Amazon Prime membership to take advantage of the best Prime Day Lego deals. Luckily, you can get one for nothing by grabbing the 30-day free trial. Just remember to cancel before the next month rolls over if you're just using the account for discounts!

Are Prime Day Lego deals better than Black Friday?

Whether you're better off waiting for the November sale varies from set to set. For the most part, I don't think there's a benefit to waiting. If a kit is at a record low price now, I doubt it'll do much better when Black Friday shows up. If the model you have your eye on is still at its usual price or hasn't been discounted by much, though, I'd be tempted to wait.

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When this thing hits 88, you're gonna see some serious sh**

Lego Back to the Future DeLorean against a green background

(Image credit: Lego)

One of my all-time favorite movies is Back to the Future, so I've spent a long time oggling over the full-size Lego replica... and wincing over the $199.99 price tag. That's why I let out an audible "oh thank goodness" when a far cheaper Speed Champions version was announced - and it's now sitting pretty at a record low price of $22.39 at Amazon.

We've spared no expense

Lego Jurassic World T.rex Skull on a blue background

(Image credit: Lego)

One of the first offers to catch my eye is the Jurassic World T.rex Skull display kit - it's just $27.99, down from the usual $40. While that isn't a record low price, it's a lot better than the batting average of $39 according to price-comparison software. It's also downright magnificent. I mean, look at it. When I first saw this a year or so ago, I knew my wallet was in real danger.

Things are looking good so far

Prime Day box open against a blue background, with multi-color confetti flying out

(Image credit: Amazon)

While we've have discounts floating around for a couple of days now (as is tradition for Amazon ahead of a major sale), the full bargains have only just arrived. And honestly? I'm quite impressed upon initial inspection. While there's the usual array of third-party knockoffs clogging the Prime Day Lego page at Amazon, I'm seeing everything from Jurassic Park skull display pieces to major Star Wars sets with a lot of money off.