The Best LEGO Deals for April 2021

Featured Deal: LEGO Star Wars: Attack of the Clones Yoda | $80 | Amazon

These are the best LEGO deals for April 2021.

If you’re looking for something to occupy your quarantine hours, why not pick up a new LEGO set or two? They’re mentally stimulating, whether you’re building to instructions or just creating things from scratch, and they’re a great activity whether you’re solo or with family. Right now, you’ll find solid savings on LEGO sets inspired by Super Mario, Star Wars, Minecraft, and more. Scroll on for today’s best LEGO deals!

Pre-Order: LEGO Super Mario Luigi Starter Course | $60

Last year was the year of LEGO Super Mario, but 2021 will be the year of LEGO Luigi. That’s because LEGO has announced plans to expand the line with an interactive Luigi figure, complete with screen and digital interactions with certain bricks. This upcoming Starter Course set is your gateway to LEGO Luigi fun, and it’s coming in August for $60.

Drop in a pre-order now to ensure that you’re not searching for it upon launch. And if you already have the Mario starting kit and need some fresh fun, the recently-released LEGO Super Mario Master Your Adventure expansion is 20% off at $48 right now.

Save Up to 20% on 2021 LEGO City Sets

Amazon is already taking up to 20% off a handful of new LEGO City sets released for 2021. The largest is the 388-piece LEGO City Family House, which comes with a car and a few minifigures, and it’s 20% off at $48. The other sets, listed below, are headlined by the $33 LEGO City Skate Park and $24 LEGO City Airshow Jet Transporter.

LEGO Minecraft The Pig House | $41

Well, this is one of the more delightful LEGO Minecraft sets we’ve seen to date. The Pig House is quite literally a home built in the shape of a large, pink pig, and the 490-piece build even includes a waterfall coming from the mouth. Like we said, delightful. You also get a couple of smaller pigs, a Creeper, and an Alex minifig in the bundle, which is 18% off right now.

LEGO Star Wars: Attack of the Clones Yoda | $80

This might be the biggest little Yoda toy you’ve ever seen. The LEGO Star Wars: Attack of the Clones set produces a 16” tall Yoda, complete with neon green lightsaber, and also has a regular Yoda minifigure and display plaque. It’s nearly $15 off the list price right now, and delivers a shocking price-per-brick value given the 1,771 pieces within.

LEGO City Cargo Train | $197

The LEGO City Cargo Train is easily the most expensive and most ambitious set on this list right now, thanks to its remote control capabilities. This 1,226-piece set comes with a cargo train with four cars, a command center, six minifigures, and rail tracks – as well as a 10-speed Bluetooth controller used to operate the railway. It’s currently $33 off the regular price.

LEGO Technic RC Stunt Racer | $86

If you haven’t built one of the remote-controlled LEGO Technic sets before, this might be a perfect starting point. Right now, this RC Stunt Racer is $14 off the list price. It can be built into two totally different configurations, both with tank treads, motors and a receiver, a remote, and the ability to drive the completed car all over the place.

LEGO City Space Mars Research Shuttle | $32

Set course for the red planet with this LEGO City Space kit. The main attraction is a sleek shuttled headed to an unfamiliar destination. You’ll have a couple of astronaut minifigs to help explore the new terrain, not to mention a Mars rover, a tiny Helidrone, and other gadgets. This STEM-centric set has 273 pieces and is currently 20% off the list price.

LEGO Architecture Skyline Sets | $48

Amazon has a few LEGO Architecture skyline builds on sale right now for 20% off.The 740-piece Dubai set with Burj Khalifa and more is just $48, while the 649-piece Paris and 565-piece San Francisco sets land at just $40 a pop.

LEGO Harry Potter 4 Privet Drive | $56

Finally, one of the greatest sources of Harry’s misery is a LEGO set. We’re half-kidding, but seriously, those Dursleys are real jerks. Now you can build their Muggle house and plot Harry’s increasingly whimsical escapes in this meaty 797-piece set, which includes the Dursley trio, Harry, Ron, Dobby, Hedwig the owl, and the Weasleys’ flying car. Save $14 off the list price.

LEGO Architecture Statue of Liberty | $96

Right now, you can save $24 off the price of the towering Statue of Liberty kit. With 1,685 pieces, it’s a meaty challenge aimed at anyone 16+, and the end result stands 17 inches tall. If you’re looking for a big distraction right about now, this should fit the bill.

LEGO Classic Medium Creative Brick Box | $26

If you’re buying LEGO for a young kid, start with one of the LEGO Classic boxes. This Medium set is a good size, providing a robust 484 pieces within a handy plastic carrying case.

Without step-by-step directions, this set is ideal for getting kids familiar with the tiny blocks and unlocking a bit of creativity in the process. Of course, there are larger Duplo blocks for the really young’uns, but LEGO suggests this is ideal for ages 4+. It’s $9 off right now.

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