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LEGO Black Friday 2018 Deals and Sales

November 22, 2018 By Jay 4 Comments

The Black Friday weekend is finally upon us, which herald the unofficial beginning to the gift-giving season as we inch closer and closer towards Christmas!

Hope you’ve been saving up your pennies these past few weeks as retailers will begin throwing everything and the kitchen sink at you this entire weekend.

Here’s a quick roundup of some of the best deals across the web from some of the main players. Keep checking this page and I’ll try to update it as we go along.

Be sure to also follow the Jay’s Brick Blog Facebook page, where I’ll be sharing flash deals and will generally be a little quicker with deals that will go quickly.

LEGO.com

The LEGO Online Store will be running a raft of Black Friday deals across all territories, beginning today with 20% off selected sets.

There are some pretty significant sets on sale such as 70922 Joker Manor which are great for countries like the United States and United Kingdom where large exclusives rarely go on sale unlike here in Australia.

In addition to those deals, LEGO will also be discounting selected sets by 30% off with a different set each day till Monday.

  • Thursday, 22 November – App-Controlled Batmobile [US] [AUS] [UK]
  • Friday, 23 November – LEGO Creator Expert Mini Cooper [US] [AUS] [UK]
  • Saturday, 24 November – Arctic Mobile Exploration Base [US] [AUS] [UK]
  • Sunday, 25 November – Technic Mack Anthem [US] [AUS] [UK]
  • Monday, 26 November – Heartlake City Resort [US] [AUS] [UK]

Overall, it’s a pretty good mix, with something from every theme so no matter what you collect, there’ll be something for everyone.

LEGO is also releasing 10268 Vestas Wind Turbine today.

The 30% off Mini Cooper is especially tempting to me and I suspect will be the most popular daily deal. Click here to view the Black Friday Sales hubs for your local LEGO.com store:

  • LEGO Black Friday Deals (USA)
  • LEGO Black Friday Deals (Australia)
  • LEGO Black Friday Deals (Great Britain)

 

If you’re in the USA or the UK, you’ll be able to qualify for the free LEGO 40292 Christmas Gift promo set, which is free with all purchases of US$99 or £85 and above.

Unfortunately for us in Australia, it looks like the Online Shop has run out of stock of this set?

David Jones (Australia)

David Jones have a decent 25% off LEGO if you buy 2 or more sets. Useful, if you want to buy 2 UCS Millennium Falcons. One to display and one for uh, safekeeping.

I would recommend picking up the Ferris Wheel if you haven’t got it already as it’s soon to be retired.

Amazon Australia

I’d also be keeping an eye out on Amazon Australia for LEGO sales on tomorrow. They’re usually pretty competitive when it comes to price, plus if you have Amazon Prime (which is the best thing since sliced butter), you don’t have to worry about hitting arbitrary shipping thresholds.

Amazon Australia’s Black Friday Sales have begun and there are some ripper deals!

  • 75250 Porg – AU$59 (that’s 41% off RRP)
  • 75187 BB-8 – AU$74 (that’s a whopping 53% off RRP!)
  • 75184 Creator Pirate Roller Coaster – $54 (that’s 55% off RRP)
  • 42056 Technic Porsche 911 – $329 (35% off RRP) [Note: this is going to retire soon, so this is probably as good a price as ever]

Amazon will also have flash sales throughout the weekend, so check this space or Facebook often!

Amazon.com

If you’re in the USA or Europe, I’d keep an eye out on your local Amazon store. They’ve been promoting Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals pretty hard, so expect some surprising deals as they try and clear out of their LEGO inventory.

That’s all for now, check this page again or Facebook tomorrow and through the weekend as more retailers reveal their Black Friday/Cyber Monday offerings.

Let me know in the comments if you spot any good deals, and let me know what did you get for Black Friday/Cyber Monday!

Good luck and hope you score some sweet deals!

 

Filed Under: Australian LEGO Sale Tagged With: 2018, amazon, black friday, cyber monday, david jones, lego sales, lego.com

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  1. fish says

    November 23, 2018 at 6:52 AM

    After a great deal of thought, I have come to the conclusion that sliced butter could actually be a really good idea.
    Shame I’ve already gotten my Christmas stuff.

    Reply
    • Jay says

      November 26, 2018 at 10:59 PM

      I consume a lot of butter on toast, so sign me up for sliced butter.

      Reply
  2. Craig says

    November 22, 2018 at 10:26 PM

    Not a Black Friday sale item but I heard the y-wing UCS will be 249 at big w next Thursday if you can find it.

    Reply
    • Jay says

      November 26, 2018 at 11:01 PM

      That’s brilliant – will have to keep an eye out!

      Reply

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