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LEGO Disney Main Street, U.S.A. (43302) Officially Announced

LEGO has officially revealed a new LEGO Disney set with the Main Street, U.S.A. (43302). Releasing on June 1, the set has 3,899 pieces and will retail for $399.99.

The set includes a number of recognizable buildings on Main Street including the Fire Station, Disney Family apartment, the Crystal Arcade, and the Emporium. There are also 16 minifigures such as Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, 7 Park Guests, The Dapper Dans quartet, the Fire Department Chief, a Popcorn Seller, and an Emporium Seller.

Disney fans ages 18 and up can showcase their passion with this LEGO® ǀ Disney Main Street, U.S.A. (43302) architecture building set. Packed with curated details and mini builds, this display-worthy model kit makes a unique decoration for your home, on a bookshelf or coffee table. It features 3 buildings: a fire station with the Walt Disney family apartment, the Emporium and the Crystal Arcade. There’s also a fire truck, popcorn wagon with ‘popping’ function and 16 LEGO ǀ Disney minifigure characters, including Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, 7 Park Guests, The Dapper Dans quartet, the Fire Department Chief, a Popcorn Seller and an Emporium Seller.

This Disney gift-giving idea is a great choice that offers a creative family activity and can be a wonderful way to share fond memories. Team up with friends and family with Build Together mode in the LEGO Builder app, where everyone has fun creating a part of the set following instructions on their own devices. This set contains 3,899 pieces.

LEGO Insiders App Now Available for More Countries

LEGO has announced that the LEGO Insiders app is now available for other countries including Denmark, Poland, Canada, France, and Spain. If you’re new to the app, you can pretty much do almost everything you can do on the LEGO Shop. This includes checking your Insiders account, redeeming rewards, and even shopping as well. The devs will be taking feedback on how to improve it so send them anything else you want to see on it, especially for the new countries.

LEGO One Piece Season 2 Price Increases

The LEGO One Piece Season 2 sets release in August and pre-orders have been going since early April but there are some price changes for some of the sets since then. LEGO has silently increased the price on three of the seven upcoming sets. From the looks of it, prices have increased by $10 across the board.

Since LEGO already started pre-orders for them, hopefully they will honor the old price but I doubt it. This isn’t the first time LEGO has done this. Last year, there were price increases for the LEGO Jurassic World Rebirth sets shortly after the official announcement.


Showdown with Captain Smoker (75642) – 547 pieces/$59.99 $69.99 (16.67% increase)


Battle at Drum Castle (75645) – 1,038 pieces/$99.99 $109.99 (10% increase)


Garp’s Marine Battleship (75646) – 1,705 pieces/$169.99 $179.99 (5.9% increase)

LEGO 2K Drive Servers Shutting Down May 2027

It has been announced that LEGO 2K Drive will be shutting down its online servers on May 31, 2027. The last day that you can purchase the game on STEAM, Epic Games, PlayStation, and XBox will be on May 19, 2026 while Nintendo Switch will end on June 5. If you’ve already purchased it before the dates, you will still be able to play it. Once the online servers shut down next year, you can only play Story Mode and local split screen.

As the race comes down to the wire, our drivers are entering their final lap with LEGO 2K Drive! We can see the finish line where servers will be sunset and only offline modes will remain.

What does this mean? Sales of LEGO 2K Drive for Steam, Epic, PlayStation, and Xbox which includes Coins, DLC, and game bundles, will stop on May 19, 2026. Nintendo Switch sales will end June 5, 2026. If you’ve already purchased LEGO 2K Drive, you will still be able to download it and play it after these dates.

Then, on May 31, 2027 the online services and game modes will end their race and move to the Winner’s Circle. Offline game modes that include Story Mode and Local Split-Screen Multiplayer will still be playable after the server sunset.

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