Prime Day Lego deals are fast-approaching, and even though we don't have an exact date for the sale yet, we know it's not far away. With that in mind, we've roused our bargain-hunting experts from their slumber to help you get ready for this 2023's best discounts. If last year is anything to go by, we should have some surprisingly good offers on all things plastic brick.
Although many of our old favorites are guaranteed to be reduced again in this year's Prime Day Lego deals, there should be some new additions to watch out for as well. Namely, hot kits like Rivendell from Lord of the Rings could get their prices cut in honor of this annual event. That's why we've filled this page with advice on how to get the best Lego sets for less. For example, Lego Star Wars sets should get the lion's share of attention in 2023; many dropped to just one cent off their lowest ever price last time.
Because we'll be keeping this page updated during the event itself with the most tempting offers, be sure to come back closer to 2023's Prime Day Lego deals as well - you'll find all the best discounts below. We expect these to rival some of the top Prime Day gaming deals, so it's worth keeping an eye out when the sale kicks off.
Prime Day Lego deals - FAQ
When will Prime Day Lego deals 2023 begin?
Although we don't have an exact date for the sale just yet, we're expecting it to take place around July 12 - 13 based on what happened last year. Things might kick off sooner or later, of course, but for now this is our best bet.
However, that isn't to say the offers will be limited to those two days. Amazon has a habit of throwing out some offers before then, and rival retailers (like Best Buy, Target, and Walmart) are sure to provide their own sales as well.
So, when will we find out for sure about the date of this year's Amazon Prime Day Lego deals? With any luck, in the next week or so - otherwise, Amazon's cutting it quite fine if the company's going to stick to its traditional window of early-to-mid July.
Do I need a Prime membership for the Prime Day Lego deals?
Sorry folks, you will indeed need Prime to take advantage of the best Prime Day Lego deals. As the event's name would suggest, it's geared toward members of Amazon's subscription service.
Nonetheless, you aren't completely sunk without a membership. There are plenty of offers for non-subscribers, and you can always rely on the competition to bring their own sales too. Basically, keep your eyes open for Best Buy, Walmart, and Target during the Prime Day event.
What to expect from Prime Day Lego deals 2023
Even though the best offers tend to be reserved for Amazon technology, TVs, or Prime Day laptop deals, that isn't to say savings on Lego aren't available. In fact, you can get a huge amount of money off sets if you're quick; it's not uncommon to see lowest-ever prices during the sale.
Based on Primes of years past, we expect the most tempting offers to be on Star Wars kits in 2023. These always seem to get most of the reductions and are some of the most popular sets overall, so it stands to reason that they'll be spotlighted again this time around. Mid-range vehicles like the old X-Wing and TIE Fighter dipped to a single cent off record low prices in 2022, for instance, and the Rise of Skywalker Millennium Falcon had never been cheaper than it was during last year's sale. Because the latter rarely drops below $140, this reduction was a standout.
Will it drop that low again? Very possibly. This set normally hits all-time lows during sales like Prime Day mid-way through the year, and these offers can actually wind up being better than bigger events such as Black Friday. As such, we'd bet on it enjoying a big reduction in 2023.
Equally, sets like Mandalorian's N1 Starfighter are shoo-ins for a discount. This one in particular has dropped down to around $47.99 multiple times over the past year, so we'd be surprised if it didn't get a steeper drop in time for Prime Day. The same is true of the for-adults dioramas such as the Death Star Trench Run - they're just under a year or so old and have never gone much below $55.99 (a $4 cut), which means the time is ripe for a bigger saving.
Similarly, Harry Potter, Technic, and Super Mario kits are sure bets too. They always go on offer during sales, as evidenced by the boy wizard's sets dipping by as much as $25 for 2022 and Technic vehicles being some of the most prolific in terms of discounts last year. In much the same way, the Super Mario starter course (or Luigi's, for that matter) is always guaranteed to drop in price. As a case in point, UK fans could get it for 50% less last year - it fell to £25, which was one pence away from its lowest ever price at that point in time. Hopefully the Peach starter set will join them in 2023, along with The Mighty Bowser. Both are relatively new and have never had massive price cuts, so Prime Day is an ideal chance to rectify that.
Surprisingly, Classic kits (such as the numerous Brick Boxes) have been known to get solid deals of $6 or more for Prime Day as well. Although they aren't quite as showy as sets based on mega-franchises, they're still incredibly useful if you like to go freestyle with your builds or want to add to your kids' Lego bits box.
What about brand-new sets like the Return of the Jedi dioramas, the UCS X-Wing, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 kits that have only just hit shelves, though? We wouldn't count on seeing them pop up during this year's Prime Day Lego deals, at least not with any significant drop in price. Sets this new rarely make it into the lineup, so don't expect them to be included - that'll be for Black Friday.
Last year's best Prime Day Lego deals - USA
Last year's best Prime Day Lego deals - UK
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