Production years: 2010-2011

LEGO Atlantis: theme history and prices today

How many LEGO Atlantis sets were made?

LEGO produced Atlantis from 2010 to 2011. The number of Atlantis sets in the KlockoRadar catalogue is 23, and every one of them is retired. The number with a live offer in the stores we track today is 10; the rest are secondary-market only.

Atlantis is LEGO's underwater theme from 2010-2011: a dive team in futuristic vehicles hunts for the keys to the lost city, guarded by warriors in shark, squid and manta masks. More than a decade after production ended, Atlantis sets are a collector's treat. Below is the theme's history and today's prices.

23

sets in the catalog

23

marked as retired

10

with live offers today

The history of LEGO Atlantis (2010-2011)

The theme launched in January 2010 as a big homegrown adventure line built around deep-sea exploration. A dive team in yellow-and-black submersibles collected successive Atlantis keys that opened the way to the lost city. The villains were guardians of the deep: a shark warrior, a squid warrior, a manta ray and other human-sea-creature hybrids. The first year culminated in the Portal of Atlantis (8078), and the 2011 second wave took the heroes into the city itself with City of Atlantis (7985), complete with the golden Atlantis king on his throne. After two years LEGO ended production.

Why Atlantis is a cult favourite today

Underwater themes are one of LEGO's oldest traditions, going back to Aquazone in the 90s, and Atlantis was the last big instalment with a real storyline. The sea-warrior masks and glow-in-the-dark keys appeared nowhere else, and the coherent two-year story ending in a golden city gives the collection a natural beginning and end. Large sets like the Portal of Atlantis (8078) and City of Atlantis (7985) are keenly hunted sealed today, and single guardian minifigures can cost as much as a whole small set once did.

Most valuable LEGO Atlantis sets today

Retail price (RRP) versus today's best offer in tracked stores. Ranked by today's price relative to RRP.

SetYearRRPPrice todayChangeStore
8060 Typhoon Turbo SubRetired201099,99 zł1220,00 zł+1120%Empik
7978 Angler AttackRetired201189,99 zł599,00 zł+566%Mały Budowniczy
8076 Deep Sea StrikerRetired201079,99 zł498,98 zł+524%Allegro
8058 Guardian of the DeepRetired201064,99 zł399,00 zł+514%Allegro
7984 Deep Sea RaiderRetired2011129,99 zł559,00 zł+330%Mały Budowniczy
8059 Seabed ScavengerRetired201064,95 zł249,00 zł+283%Allegro

Prices come from tracked stores and refresh multiple times a day.

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Frequently asked questions: LEGO Atlantis

Will LEGO bring back the Atlantis theme?
LEGO has not announced a return of Atlantis or any other big story-driven underwater theme. Deep-sea motifs occasionally resurface in City, but the separate world of Atlantis has stayed closed since 2011. Sets are mostly available on the secondary market, with occasional leftover stock in stores.
How much are LEGO Atlantis sets worth today?
The big sealed sets are worth the most: the Portal of Atlantis (8078) and City of Atlantis (7985) fetch multiples of their RRP on the secondary market. Smaller vehicles are cheaper, but a complete run of the theme keeps appreciating. If tracked stores have active offers, we show them in the price section above.
What made LEGO Atlantis sets special?
The signature feature was the Atlantis keys, collected across sets and fitting gates and vaults, plus two-sided play: diver heroes versus guardians in animal masks. Add the large cockpit canopies, glow-in-the-dark elements and the distinctive yellow-black-green livery of the vehicles.