LEGO Ninjago 2026: every set and its price

Every LEGO Ninjago set from the 2026 line-up in one place, from small mechs to large dragons and locations. Each set shows the lowest price currently available across every store that stocks it.

What the 2026 LEGO Ninjago line-up brings

Ninjago is one of the longest continuously running LEGO themes, in the range since 2011 and the only theme of its size built on an original story rather than a film licence. Each year's line-up follows the animated series: every season brings a new central motif, characters return or leave, and the sets change with them. Since the Dragons Rising story restart the dragons are back at the front, and alongside the mechs they form the two pillars of the range. The 2026 line-up keeps that split: smaller mechs and vehicles for younger builders, bigger dragons and locations for people who have collected the theme for years.

What 2026 Ninjago sets cost

On price Ninjago sits between City and Star Wars: there are no rock-bottom starter boxes here and no four-figure collector models either. A typical set in this theme falls somewhere between a few dozen and a few hundred zloty, with small single-minifigure mechs setting the entry point. LEGO's RRP is only a starting point though, because the same set routinely varies by tens of percent between stores. That is why every entry here shows the lowest offer actually available and the store carrying it, not the suggested price.

Frequently asked questions

How many LEGO Ninjago sets were released in 2026?

The 2026 line-up runs to 23 sets, boxed, usually shipped in two waves: January and June. The full list, kept up to date, is on this page along with each set's price.

Do you need to know the show to buy Ninjago sets?

No. The sets stand on their own as dragons, mechs and vehicles, and the ninja minifigures are easy to tell apart by colour. Knowing the series adds context, because many sets recreate specific episodes, but it is not needed to play.

Which LEGO Ninjago 2026 sets are the cheapest?

The cheapest are the small mechs and vehicles with one or two minifigures, usually in the double-digit zloty range. They are also the quickest to be discounted, because the most stores stock them at once.

What age is LEGO Ninjago for?

LEGO most often prints an age range of 7 to 14 on the boxes, depending on set size. A small mech is well within reach of a seven-year-old, while the largest dragons and locations are noticeably harder.

LEGO Ninjago 2026: every set and its price

See also

What the 2026 LEGO Ninjago line-up brings

What 2026 Ninjago sets cost

Frequently asked questions