You're running out of time to grab the best Cyber Monday Lego deals 2025, so here's what I recommend getting

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Of all the Cyber Monday Lego deals I was expecting to see, I didn't have this enormous Spider-Man kit on the list. The Daily Bugle came out a couple of years ago and is real treasure-trove for fans of Marvel's webslinger, with a frankly ridiculous 25 minifigures to go with its 7,600-piece build.

Better yet, it's currently $244.99 at Amazon rather than $349.99. I appreciate that it's still a lot of cash, but honestly, such a massive price cut is rare. As in, really rare. Price-matching software suggests it doesn't normally go much below $300, and this is actually a single dollar away from being a record low.

Notably, this kit is difficult to get hold of now - it's out of stock at the official Lego store, for example.

Chomp on this excellent Lego discount for Cyber Monday, why don't you

Speaking of the Mushroom Kingdom, there's another member of the Super Mario repertoire that's currently enjoying a great Cyber Monday Lego discount; the Piranha Plant. Indeed, you can get this model for $47.99 at Amazon instead of the usual $59.99.

As mentioned in my Lego Piranha Plant review, this one is so full of personality; it has a lot more charm than you'd expect for a relatively simple build. A lot of that comes down to being able to pose it however you want, and it always looks a little sassy no matter what you do with it.

This is the kind of kit that's perfect for putting on a desk or a shelf, and many of us in the GamesRadar+ office have this one.

It's-a-me, an excellent deal

While we're on a retro train, I think our next stop should be this amazing Super Mario World kit. It's a nostalgic visit back to the '90s SNES game, with an incredibly faithful design fans like me go nuts over. At $104.99 at Amazon, it's just a dollar away from its cheapest price too.

I can't get over how closely it matches the tiny sprite from the game itself; it's like it's leapt from the screen. Mario even has his yellow cape, which allowed him to fly/glide short distances (there will be no mid-chasm bouncing off Yoshi here, thank you very much).

My favorite thing about it isn't the visual design, though - it's the fact that this model actually moves. Turn the crank and you'll see Yoshi run as fast as his little legs can carry him. His tongue even pops out, ready to grab a tasty apple... or enemy!

Can I get a whacka-whacka-whacka

Next up on my list of favorites is this surprisingly excellent discount on the Lego Pac-Man Arcade set, which I really wasn't expecting to see in this year's sale. This is an older kit that very rarely dips below $250, so it suddenly tumbling to a record low price of $188.99 at Amazon is more than a little eye-catching.

If you're a retro fan, this is the kit for you. Along with recreating the Pac-Man cabinet in delightful miniature, it's got a clever 'sunken maze' design for the Ghosts and Pac-Man himself to sit in, making it feel as though it's an actual labyrinth they're charging around. Oh, and the best bit? Thanks to some levers and Technic pieces, it actually works. Move the crank and the yellow blob will whacka-whacka-whacka his way along the display. It's an absolute delight.

I love that there's an even smaller minifigure-scale version you can store alongside this one, complete with a minifg gamer trying to beat their high score. When combined with the larger Pac-Man and Ghosts you put along the top of the main cabinet, this model is firing on all nostalgic cylinders.

Hit this pinata for top-tier loot

What better way to kick off than with my favorite discount so far? After a solid week or so following 2025's deals (from Black Friday right through to today's Cyber Monday Lego deals), I think the Supply Llama still comes out on top overall. To begin with, it's now sitting pretty at its lowest ever price of $24.99 at Amazon - and that pulls an already-tempting offer into impulse-purchase territory. Secondly, it's a great option for fans, as a gift alike, to put on display, or have in a toybox. 'Versatile' is an understatement.

It's so full of personality, too; as noted in our review, "you can't help but smile every time you see" this derpy little guy. That vacant expression, the fact it actually drops loot... oh, and it's pretty easy to construct as well. That makes it a good fit even if you've not made a model in years.

First, a little admin. Which stores have been the best so far? At the time of writing, it's all about Amazon. OK, sure, that's an obvious answer. But it really has been the most reliable for range, variety, and depth of discount. Walmart comes in a close second, but Amazon's knocking it out of the park so far. I'd recommend heading straight there.

Hey everyone, welcome to the party! On top of the discounts I've already found (listed above), I'll be flagging any other price cuts here that I think are worth your while. Let's get started, shall we?