LEGO’s Black Friday count has climbed again — 395 sets are now at least 10 percent off across the big US retailers, up from 388 on Monday, with discounts of up to 63 percent off, according to prices checked today, Tuesday, November 10.
The price tracker BricksValue, which checks LEGO.com, Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy and Barnes & Noble every day, says 395 LEGO sets are at least 10 percent off, with the deepest cut at 63 percent off — the Fun Indoor Playground at $21.99 at Best Buy. Twenty-five of them are at the lowest price recorded since September 2026. The US page was last updated at 10:13 a.m. UTC on November 10. Amazon is the cheapest retailer for 350 of the sets on sale, with LEGO.com cheapest for 15 and Walmart for 11, according to the tracker’s deals page, also updated on November 10.
The count has moved steadily all week: 383 sets on Saturday, 388 on Monday, 395 today. That is seven more sets in a day, and the tracker checks every store daily, so the prices shown are the Black Friday prices as they go live — not a promise about Black Friday itself, which falls on November 27, with Cyber Monday on November 30. LEGO.com’s own event runs from Friday, November 27, to Monday, November 30, with an Insiders Weekend on November 21 and 22.
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Walmart’s early sale cuts deeper
Walmart is where the deepest single-retailer cuts are showing. Popular Science, publishing on November 9, reports that Walmart has more than 40 LEGO sets on deep discount during its early Black Friday sale, with classic brick boxes, Star Wars display sets and Botanicals bouquets up to 44 percent below LEGO’s own price. The report says every price was checked against Walmart and LEGO.com on Monday evening, November 9, and sets where Walmart’s “was” price was higher than LEGO’s were left out.
The examples are concrete. The LEGO Classic Large Creative Brick Box is $33.49, down from $59.99 — $26.50 less than LEGO’s price. The LEGO Harry Potter Diagon Alley Wizarding Shops set is $159.99, down from $199.99. The LEGO Star Wars R2-D2 is $79.99, down from $99.99. Several of the sets are sold out or back-ordered on LEGO.com, according to the same report — which is why Walmart’s stock matters, and why the retiring sets are the ones to watch first.
Record lows and retiring sets
A separate round-up published on November 9 lists six sets on Amazon that have already hit record lows, from $23.99, checked against each set’s own three-month Amazon price history on November 9. They include the LEGO Technic Fast & Furious Toyota Supra MK4 at $35.49, saving $8; the LEGO Star Wars Grogu at $103.95, saving $16; and the LEGO Editions Olivia Rodrigo’s Concert Moon at $39.99, saving $9. Four of the six were still at their record-low price when checked. Five of the six are new 2026 sets, so these are the first real cuts on them.
The tracker also flags retiring sets on sale — sets LEGO has marked as retiring by December 31, which may be gone before the next sale. In Canada, 430 sets are on sale today, up to 50 percent off, according to BricksValue’s Canada page, updated at 10:29 a.m. UTC on November 10, with 157 of them at the lowest price recorded since October 2026. For shoppers buying for children, the advice is the same as Monday’s: check the age range on the box, and compare the price per piece, which the tracker shows for each set. A set at 63 percent off is a bargain; a set at 10 percent off may be cheaper elsewhere, or cheaper again on Black Friday itself.
