LEGO have officially revealed its 2023 Chinese New Year sets – 80110 Lunar New Year Display and 80111 Lunar New Year Parade, 40648 Money Tree as well as a new Monkie Kid mech 80045 Monkey King Ultra Mech , and a Duplo set 10411 Learn About Chinese Culture!
The release date for the LEGO 2023 Chinese New Year sets will be on 25 December 2022 onwards, depending on where you’re at in the world
Update: Pricing and release date availability below!
80110 Lunar New Year Display
- 80110 Lunar New Year Display [US] – US$89.99 (10 January 2023)
- 80110 Lunar New Year Display [AUS] – AU$129.99 (1 January 2023)
- 80110 Lunar New Year Display [UK] – £69.99 (25 December 2022)
- 80110 Lunar New Year Display [EU] – €79.99 (25 December 2022)
- 80110 Lunar New Year Display [CA] – CAD$119.99 (10 January 2023)
80111 Lunar New Year Parade
- 80111 Lunar New Year Parade [US] – US$129.99 (10 January 2023)
- 80111 Lunar New Year Parade [AUS] – AU$159.99 (1 January 2023)
- 80111 Lunar New Year Parade [UK] – £89.99 (25 December 2022)
- 80111 Lunar New Year Parade [EU] – €99.99 (25 December 2022)
- 80111 Lunar New Year Parade [CA] – CAD$169.99 (10 January 2023)
Note that the names are loosely translated! I’ll upload more photos as they become available, and apologies if they’re a little grainy as these were screenshots off the livestream. Fingers crossed we get high resolution official shots soon!
These LEGO Chinese New Year sets being available on LEGO.com, LEGO Stores and most specialty toy retailers.
These sets were revealed at the 5th annual China International Import Expo (CIEE) in Shanghai.
80110 Lunar New Year Display
LEGO 80110 Lunar New Year Display has two exquisite models capturing many iconic traditional festive symbols. One model has buildable golden ingots in the traditional Yuan Bao design, koi fish for good luck, red pockets symbolizing good wishes, and the “Zhao Cai Jin Bao” greeting that welcomes fortune and treasures into the home.
The other model has buildable peony flowers with the “Hua Kai Fu Gui” greeting, meaning blooming prosperity and happiness.
80111 Lunar New Year Parade
LEGO 80111 Lunar New Year Parade recreates the joyous atmosphere of a traditional parade with three colorful, connectible floats. See how the giant rabbit moves when the Year of Rabbit float is pushed. Check out the drummer banging their drum on the musician’s float.
And look out for the moving dragon and people dressed as LEGO characters like Monkie Kid on the LEGO float. It creates a spectacular brick-built Lunar New Year parade.
And yes, that is a purple Classic Space helmet and airtank!
80045 Monkey King Ultra Mech
LEGO 80045 Monkey King Ultra Mech is a successor to the LEGO® Monkey King Warrior Mech which was unveiled in 2020 during the launch of LEGO® Monkie Kid, the LEGO Group’s first Chinese inspired theme inspired by the classic story of Monkey King. LEGO® Monkey King Ultra Mech features upgrades and add-on accessories on the model, with Monkie Kid controlling the mech with its super powers.
Super excitingly, here’s a closer look at the villains in the set confirming that we’ll be visiting the Lion Camel Ridge from Journey to the West!
L-R Lion-Lynx Demon, Yellow Toothed Elephant Demon and The Eagle!!
Via Wooden Duck.
40648 Money Tree
LEGO 40468 Money Tree features a tree decorated with tangerines, red envelopes and coins which represent prosperity and good luck in the Chinese tradition. The model makes an eye-catching display item and brings extra fun to the lunar new year celebrations.
10411 Learn About Chinese Culture
LEGO 10411 DUPLO Town Learn About Chinese Culture introduces curious toddlers to the traditional Chinese culture. Parents can guide the little learners through fascinating aspects of Chinese traditions, from food to music, games to traditional dress.
Kids can meet their hosts over a cup of tea and a moon cake in the café or explore cultural traditions in the activity center and temple. They can also simply play with the family under the shade of the blossom tree.
Hello…may I know where can I purchase the cny money tree lego? Thank you kindly
Whereabouts are you located?
I will get this for chirsmas
Awesome, hope you enjoy it!
Have those oversized minifig heads been in any other sets yet, or will this be their first appearance?
These were originally used as Thanos’ head from 76192
People have remarked on that this new bigfig design could be useful for many franchised characters – as it would be cheaper to mould only separate heads or headgears – such as Hulk, Thing, Juggernaut, Kingpin, Lizard, El Muerto, Darkseid and Bane, excluding Thanos…
Hi Jay, The Money Tree is 40648 (not 40468)
Oh woops, sorry about that. I’ve fixed that now. Thanks for pointing that out!
Gotta get me those purple space helmet and airtanks. I wonder if they’d be more widely available outside of Bricklink, now with the BAP delays…
(And I guess most of the decorated parts would be stickered, rather than printed…)
I thought I saw blue ones, there are purple ones also?
The photo is pretty rough, but it appears to be a different color than the blue legs of the knight.
Wonderful.
I’ve forwarded this to the Modern Languages Dept in my son’s school as some students are learning Mandarin.
Love the cultural insights in this blog and and thinking of getting the peony set.
The red backdrops don’t do anything to make them easy to see, but I see the detailing much better in the lifestyle images with the typical Scandi muted backdrop colours and the pro shots from the show. I like the peony a lot and although the parade is a bit busy, it’s very endearing. I’m not sure I’ll definitely get them first thing, as I did the last two years, but definitely ones to keep an eye on – they may grow on me. Thanks for the post!