It’s nearly Prime Day, which means you'll soon be able to save a bunch of cash on all sorts of stuff — assuming you’re a Prime member (sign up here). While the four-day(!) event runs July 8 - 11, a bunch of deals are actually available right now, thanks to competiting sales and Amazon price-matching them. So let’s take a look at all the best LEGO sets on sale as early Prime Day 2025 deals.
LEGO Sets on Sale for Prime Day 2025
Don't have time to read blurbs? Scroll through the catalog above to see all the best LEGO sets on sale now.
LEGO Disney and Pixar ‘Up’ House Is $27
This is probably the best deal available now. This set is based on the house that floats away to a weird and wonderful land at the start of the Pixar movie Up. It normally costs a rather hefty $60, but now it’s on sale for $27.64. That’s less than half the usual price, a discount you almost never see on LEGO sets. For more, check out our picks for the best Disney LEGO sets available now.
LEGO Star Wars C-3PO Is $112
Everyone loves R2-D2 and BB-8 and many of the other likable droids in a galaxy far, far away. But my favorite is and always has been C-3PO. This set is on sale now for $20 off. If you like it, check out our picks for the best Star Wars LEGO sets.
LEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts Express & Hogsmeade Station Is $86
This is one of the most impressive Harry Potter LEGO sets you can get for a great price. It’s a build that includes the iconic Hogwarts Express train, plus the Hogsmeade Station, plus eight minifigures: Harry, Ron, Hermione, Draco, Lee Jordan, Hagrid, and the Trolley Witch, plus the train conductor. It’s a whole lot of LEGO for an excellently reduced price.
LEGO Wednesday & Enid's Dorm Room Is $41
The Netflix show Wednesday is a huge hit, and this LEGO set makes a great gift for fans of the show. It comes with the spooky dorm room, plus four minifigures.
There are more sets on sale than just the ones I’ve highlighted above, so make sure to scroll through the whole list to see if any are worth picking up. Some of the best deals aren't even on Amazon – they're at competing stores that don't want to let the big online mega-retailer vacuum up all the cash during this sale event.
Chris Reed is a commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN's board game and LEGO coverage. You can follow him on Bluesky.
