In my next review of the 2023 LEGO Harry Potter sets, we check out the Slytherin House Banner (76410) which has 349 pieces and retails for $34.99.
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Before if you went to a LEGOLAND Discovery Center to shop for LEGO, you wouldn’t earn any VIP points which confused a lot of fans since it’s LEGO. This was because Discovery Centers was owned by Merlin Entertainments before 2019 and not The LEGO Group themselves but times are changing as LEGO has announced a pilot program to have the VIP program at a particular Discovery Center.
The American Dream LEGOLAND Discovery Center in New Jersey will be the lucky store to test out this new system. There’s no word on how long it will go for or if any other stores will get the same treatment later on. If we look at previous pilot programs LEGO has done in the past, they eventually will roll it out but it usually takes months for them to do it.
We are excited to announce that the LEGO® VIP Program is now live in the American Dream LEGOLAND® Discovery Center shop, New Jersey, as part of a new pilot initiative.
The pilot will allow LEGO® fans to access the VIP program, and give the opportunity to sign-up, and earn & redeem LEGO® VIP points.
Initially the pilot will only be available in the LEGOLAND® Discovery Center shop in New Jersey, located in American Dream, and not in other LEGOLAND Discovery Center or LEGOLAND Park shops.
We are really excited to offer the LEGO® VIP program to all shoppers visiting the American Dream mall and hope to welcome many of you there!
Less than a few days after it started, the LEGO Star Wars Death Star II (40591) May the 4th promotion has sold out on the LEGO Shop. With it being a $150 purchase requirement, it was still rather easily attainable with all the new LEGO Star Wars sets being released. You can probably still find it in stores but there are no guarantees. The Return of the Jedi 40th Collectible (5007840) and the X-Wing Starfighter (30654) are still available online with a $85 purchase.
The LEGO Ideas Tales of the Space Age (21340) is now available for VIPs on the LEGO Shop. The set has 688 pieces and retails for $49.99 and it features connectable 3D postcards that are inspired by 1980s sci-fi myths, movies, books, and posters. Remember to use Rakuten to earn some cash back on your purchases. Make sure to activate the extension before you complete your purchase to get credit for it.
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Probably the most notable LEGO Star Wars sale on Amazon has just dropped as they have the UCS Millennium Falcon (75192) on sale for 19% off. This drops the price of the set down to $685 which is the lowest it has been in a while.
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LEGO has released a large scale LEGO Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle (71043) however, it is not minifigure scale. In an image posted by luckybricks_stecksteinexperten, you can have a minifigure scale Hogwarts by combining the more recent waves of Hogwarts sets into one.
Since they are modular, there are seven sets needed to create the image above which includes summer 2023 The Battle of Hogwarts (76415). Not counting that last set needed, it’ll cost you $399.94 at retail price which is about $70 less than the microscale version so it’ll be around the same price for a minifigure scale version.
• Hogwarts: Polyjuice Potion Mistake (76386) – $19.99
• Hogwarts Chamber of Secrets (76389) – $149.99
• Hogwarts Hospital Wing (76398) – $49.99
• Hogwarts Courtyard: Sirius’s Rescue (76401) – $49.99
• Hogwarts: Dumbledore’s Office (76402) – $79.99
• Hogwarts: Room of Requirement (76413) – $49.99
• The Battle of Hogwarts (76415)
The LEGO Star Wars May the 4th deals continue on at Amazon and they have The Razor Crest (75292) on sale for 20% off. It is now listed for $111.99 which is close to its lowest price on the set since November. This sale will most likely go on until the end of the day or when they run out of stock.
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