Retiring LEGO sets: your last chance

LEGO sets that LEGO will soon withdraw from sale (retiring soon). Still available on lego.com, but disappearing from the official lineup before long. Prices usually rise after retirement, so this is the last moment to buy at a normal price.

Retired by month

December 2026 (303)July 2027 (116)December 2027 (304)July 2028 (14)December 2028 (119)December 2030 (15)

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Retired LEGO sets

No longer on LEGO.com. Available only from retailers

LEGO outlet

End-of-line sets with the biggest real discounts

-27% RRP
Lotus Flowers
Lotus Flowers
from45,54 zł
● In stock
-42% RRP
Balancing & Stacking Tree
Balancing & Stacking Tree
from48,99 zł
● In stock
-32% RRP
Ferrari F40 Supercar
Ferrari F40 Supercar
from82,00 zł
● In stock
-30% RRP
Party at Toad's House
Party at Toad's House
from99,98 zł
Deal 90/100
● In stock
-19% RRP
Zoey's Time Owl
Zoey's Time Owl
from105,00 zł
● In stock
-39% RRP
Mario Kart – Wario & King Boo
Mario Kart - Wario & King Boo
from134,88 zł
● In stock
-20% RRP
Mario Kart – Toad's Garage
Mario Kart - Toad's Garage
from140,37 zł
● In stock
-47% RRP
Home One Starcruiser
Home One Starcruiser
from159,00 zł
Deal 92/100
● In stock
-36% RRP
Tiger
Tiger
from159,40 zł
● In stock
-24% RRP
Mario Kart – Piranha Plant Power-Up Pursuit
Mario Kart - Piranha Plant Power-Up Pursuit
from167,10 zł
● In stock
-33% RRP
Creative Build-and-Play Box
Creative Build-and-Play Box
from171,99 zł
Deal 92/100
● In stock
-34% RRP
Mario Kart - Baby Peach & Grand Prix Set
Mario Kart - Baby Peach & Grand Prix Set
from229,90 zł
Deal 92/100
● In stock
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Frequently asked questions

What's the difference between a “retiring” and a “retired” set?
“Retiring soon” means a set LEGO still sells on lego.com but has flagged for retirement. It will disappear from the official lineup before long. “Retired” means a set already unavailable on LEGO.com, which you can only buy from retailers while stock lasts.
Why is it worth buying a retiring LEGO set now?
After a set reaches end of life (EOL), prices for popular LEGO sets on the secondary market rise by as much as 30-200%. By buying a set flagged as retiring, you still catch it at the official, normal price before it vanishes from stores.