I have a confession. My name is Tom and I’m a LEGO addict. Although I loved Walt Disney World and the animated films as a kid, it never carried over to Disney toys, save for those included with McDonald’s meals and Toy Story. Like so many children, I was raised on LEGOs. Along with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Ghostbusters, they were my go-to toys as a kid.
My all-time favorite sets were those set in outer space. I had a few sets, but I loved to visit Toys R Us or page-through catalogues and daydream. Silly as it might sound, it’s still my goal to one day acquire one of the iconic LEGO space monorails. Since that’ll probably never happen, I’ll probably take advantage of the holiday deal and buy the LEGO Space: 1978 – 1992 book for 44% off to take a proper stroll down memory lane.
I maintained an interest in LEGOs even as an adult because I figured that, someday when we have kids, I’d get to “help” build LEGO sets again. That was my appeal to Sarah back when the LEGO Disney Castle set first released and I found a deal on it.
Well, that and that LEGO sets are a smart investment that often outperforms the stock market (but not if you play with them…as I plan to do). That enormous unbuilt Cinderella Castle box has now lived in 3 states, taking up an outsized amount of space in a couple of small apartments in the process. But it will all have been worth it once Megatron and me finally assemble the iconic set. I cannot wait.
That justification worked exactly one time before we had a baby, and understandably so. But in the two years since, I’ve gone to town, strategically purchasing sets here and there as sales have offered great discounts. I can tell that I’m wearing this out, but hopefully this post will change that. If all goes according to plan, this is the soft launch of Bricker’s Brick-Building Blog. Then now one can stop me from buying more LEGOs–it’s the perfect crime!
I also know that I’m far from the only Disney fan who is also a LEGO fan. To the contrary, there seems to be a ton of overlap. Every time we visit Downtown Disney, I feel compelled to take Megatron into the LEGO Store (for educational purposes, of course).
The LEGO Store is literally the only shop at Downtown Disney with a nearly-perpetual line to enter. And I get it, because the LEGO Store is an awesome place to browse. It’s to “blame” for so many sets being on my wish list!
The point of all this is that I’m personally interested (you could say invested) in LEGO sets and have multiple deal alerts for ones that I have my eye on. The photo above is just a small portion of my sets (it’s not exactly easy to arrange LEGO boxes for a photoshoot).
Until Megatron is old enough, these will stay in the boxes–with the only exception being that I put together one LEGO Winter Village set each Christmas. I’ve already scored several more sets since that photo was taken, including on the LEGO Blacktron Renegade (my latest and greatest ‘prized possession’).
My goal is to keep this updated throughout the year as LEGO deals come and go for various sales (e.g. Prime Day, Big Deal Days, Black Friday, Cyber Monday, etc). As always, we receive a small commission from Amazon for your purchases, so buying through these links helps support the site. However, neither the price you pay nor our recommendations (or lack thereof) are impacted by that.
On with the list of the hottest deals on LEGO sets updated as of October 21, 2026, with a new round of sales…
478-Piece Disney: Frozen II – Olaf and Bruni’s Picnic Fun – This shows as only being 20% off, but you should see a clippable coupon bringing the price down to ~$22 (red box below the normal price), which is over 50% off! The coupon might be targeted to select Amazon accounts, so YMMV.
LEGO DUPLO Disney Anna and Elsa’s Frozen Castle Party – If you have younger kids, this Frozen castle is a great deal at 44% off.
LEGO Disney Princess Advent Calendar 2026 – This new set is already 33% off, which is the lowest it’s been since release. If last year is any indication, it’ll be even cheaper for Black Friday.
LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar 2026 – Another one that’s 33% off. Last year, the Star Wars and Marvel Advent calendars were never discounted to this degree.
Star Wars: Mandalorian and Grogu’s N-1 Starfighter – This smaller-scale set is a great budget-friendly gift, especially at 40% off (bringing the price down to $18).
Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu – Anzellan Starship – This LEGO Star Wars set is 701 pieces, looks really cool, and is a scorching savings at 39% off.
Star Wars: Ahsoka – Chopper – Clocking in at over 1,000 pieces, this looks like a fun droid building set. And a very good deal at 32% off as of October 21, 2026.
Star Wars: The Mandalorian – The Mandalorian & Grogu’s Speeder Bike – Only a few dollars off this small set, but 30% off since it’s under $10!
1200-Piece Star Wars: Grogu – Mandalorian Apprentice – These large characters are not my cup of tea, but this is a good deal at 20% off.
LEGO Star Wars R2-D2 – This is better than the similar animal characters since robots and blocks are a more organic fit. Or synthetic fit. Whatever. 20% off as of October 21, 2026.
LEGO Disney Frozen Advent Calendar – This is now a ‘last season’ product, and the discount isn’t as deep as it was last year (peaking at 43% off), but at 36% off, it’s still a very good deal! This great Advent calendar is not-to-be-missed! Megatron is already a huge Frozen fan, but she’s still too young for this, so it’ll be something we hold for a couple of years.
LEGO Disney’s Moana Adventure Canoe – Includes a buildable double-hulled canoe toy with a textile sail, removable deck and under-deck living area, plus 4 LEGO Disney movie characters and lots of details. 37% off.
LEGO Disney Encanto Magical Madrigal House – Note that there are two different LEGO Encanto Casitas, and this is the larger of the two. It’s approximately 3 times the size of the smaller one, with 1,560 pieces and 8 rooms. It also features 7 LEGO Disney movie characters and 2 LEGO Disney animal figures. Good deal now, albeit not the best we’ve ever seen.
LEGO Disney Sleeping Beauty Maleficent’s Dragon – This 583-piece building set for kids includes a posable LEGO Disney dragon figure that stands over 7 inches tall, buildable castle section, plus 2 LEGO Disney mini doll figures & horse.
LEGO Disney Stitch – Same idea with Stitch, albeit fewer pieces and a lower age recommendation. But you can also move his head. 20% off as of October 21, 2026.
LEGO Disney Angel – This is basically Stitch, but a different color. In this 784-piece building set based on Disney’s Lilo & Stitch TV show, the buildable Angel character, together with her 3-hearts decoration, stands over 10 inches tall. Another 20% off deal.
LEGO Disney Wish Asha’s Cottage – Regardless of the movie’s quality, this looks fun. And a steal of a deal at 40% off as of October 21, 2026 (the best it’s been since Black Friday 2025). If your kids didn’t like Wish or you didn’t see it, I dunno, tell them it’s the cottage from Snow White.
LEGO Christmas Table Decoration – I don’t own this, nor is it on my wishlist. I’ve debated getting it because I love all things Christmas and it’s a great deal at 40% off…but this is a bunch of leaves and flowers, and I’m more of a brick-er. Still undecided.
LEGO Disney Lucky & Penny 101 Dalmatians Puppies – Build and play with Lucky and Penny, two adorable puppies from Disney’s classic 101 Dalmatians movie. Currently an okay deal at 20% off.
LEGO Disney Moana 2 Heihei – Features a brick-built, posable construction model of Moana’s chicken companion Heihei, along with a display stand with decorative flowers and a nameplate. I don’t really care for this set, but a very good deal at 36% off.
LEGO Lilo & Stitch Beach House – This one is a good deal at 20% off, but it was just 44% off for Prime Day earlier this month. Worth putting in your cart to watch and see if it’ll dip deeper for Black Friday.
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Your Thoughts
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