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LEGO 43222 Disney Castle is an enchanting 4837-piece celebration of Disney’s 100th anniversary

LEGO and Disney have announced 43222 Disney Castle, an all-new LEGO Disney Castle designed to celebrate Disney’s 100th anniversary.

The 2023 version of the LEGO Disney Castle weighs in at 4,837 pieces and will retail for US$399.99 / AU$599.99 / £344.99. It will be available exclusively from LEGO.com or your local LEGO store and has a release date of 1 July 2023 for LEGO VIPs, ahead of a 4 July general release.

The 2023 LEGO Disney Castle also comes with eight minifigures, featuring Cinderella and Prince Charming, Snow White and Prince Florian, Tiana and Prince Naveen, as well as Rapunzel and Flynn Rider, a great collection of iconic Disney Princesses spanning Disney’s history, and their male counterparts.

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To celebrate the launch and Disney’s 100th anniversary, LEGO will also be releasing an exclusive Disney 100 Years Celebration gift with purchase (GWP) for those that spend over US$100 / £95 / €100 on LEGO Disney sets from LEGO.com or at a LEGO store. The set features a podium, a movie screen, projector (which lights up), a desk and an exclusive Mickey Mouse minifigure.

This is a stunning model, and features an all-new exterior colour, which matches the Disney 100 appearance of the castle at Disney World Florida, which has been refreshed to celebrate Disney’s centennary.

It’s a gorgeous display model that measures 80cm (31″) call, 59cm (23″) wide and 33cm (13″) deep making this the ultimate LEGO Disney castle to display.

The big drawcard of the set of course, are the new Disney princesses, with Cinderella, Snow White and Rapunzel making their debut as LEGO minifigures, as well as their male counterparts, which makes this almost a must-own for diehard Disney fans.

Of course, for most Disney fans, a big consideration for this set is 71040 Disney Castle, released in 2016 and only just recently retired.

Aesthetically, the Castle is still mostly the same, with the biggest difference being more golden accents, as well as the new light nougat towers and turrets, as well as the new minifigure lineup.

For those that missed out on the 2016 Disney Castle, this is a huge upgrade and well worth buying, but if you already have the original, unless you can afford it, I don’t think it’s very practical to display two enormous LEGO Disney Castles simultaneously.

The 2023 Disney Castle has an open back featuring plenty of rooms, references to other iconic Disney characters and films and is jam-packed with details.

Here’s a look at some of the features and interesting details.

For a set at this price range and scale, you can expect a massive and gorgeous display model that’s fit to be a LEGO Disney centerpiece, as well as a home for your LEGO Disney minifigures, especially the new Disney 100 Minifigures

Please enjoy more lifestyle photos supplied by LEGO below.

43222 Disney Castle will be released on 1 July 2023 for LEGO VIPs, and will be available exclusively from LEGO.com or your local LEGO store.

What do you think of 43222 Disney Castle? Will you be adding this to your wishlist? I’d love to know what you think especially if you own the original!

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12 responses to “LEGO 43222 Disney Castle is an enchanting 4837-piece celebration of Disney’s 100th anniversary”

  1. Gerry Wallace says:

    Not sure why I’d buy this since I have the 2016 version. They don’t seem all that different, although the new version is a little bigger. But at that price, $US 50 more than the 2016 version, just doesn’t seem worth it. So, no, I’m not gonna get it. It does look pretty cool, though; if I didn’t have the earlier version I’d consider it.
    I really like Lego, have lots of sets, but I’m beginning to get a little beaked at them for their increasing duplication. How many Hogwarts Expresses does one need? Knight’s Busses? Iterations on Hogwarts Castle? And that’s just within the Harry Potter theme.

  2. Keven L. Lewis says:

    TIL the name of Snow White’s prince.

  3. Matthew says:

    Would like to compare the rooms between the first castle and the new one.

  4. Louise says:

    I actually prefer the 2016 castle, which I already have.

  5. alexoggy3 says:

    Hey, Jay, this is soo cool! Love the minifigs selection and the ever-loved Magic Castle. Nice update from 2016, too!

  6. I own the first castle. I have no interest in the princesses, so I won’t be buying this castle.

    I’d like to see them create more rides in the scale of the Haunted Mansion. I’d buy all kinds of those. But I don’t need tons of slight variations of the castle. I have a large one and the smaller one already, and that’s enough.

  7. SB says:

    Hopefully I can find some way to purchase it.

  8. dreadbricks says:

    It’s nice I can’t deny that but it is nowhere near different enough to justify purchasing if like me you already have the original.
    If you haven’t got the original it’s a must purchase.

    I like the color scheme better on the new one but not enough to pay £350.

  9. S.J says:

    wow
    Disney 100 CMF would look great in there.

    • Bren says:

      I have the 2016 one and have been filling it with Disney CMFs. I can confirm it looks really good filled up.

      • Kev says:

        Same here. I do like the outside Saturn V tower builds better, but the colors are garish on the new one, especially the bright blue(although I LOVE sand blue). And the main floor detailing is nowhere near as nice. I’m happy with my original. I was also happier with Disney when the scheme was per 71040.

        If I ever got a wild hair, I would consider rebuilding the towers similar to the new spec.

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