Amazon has dropped prices on 27 Lego sets ahead of Prime Big Deal Days — its second annual October sale event for Prime members, running 6–7 October 2026. The discounts are live now, with no login required to see them, though free fast shipping applies only to Prime members. All listed prices are in US dollars and reflect Amazon’s US storefront as of 5 October 2026 at 22:00 UTC, per TechRadar’s reporting.
No other regions or currencies are cited in the sources. The deepest cut is on the Lego City Police Motorcycle Chase set: $4.89, down 51% from its usual $9.99. It contains 65 pieces, two minifigures, and a buildable motorbike. Two Go-Karts for $8.99 is the next-cheapest option, a compact dual-build with four minifigures.
Botanicals dominate the mid-tier: Daisies ($9.99), Roses ($11.99), Happy Plants ($18.39), Mini Orchid ($23.99), Chrysanthemum ($23.99), Lucky Bamboo ($23.95), Flowering Cactus ($25.55), Succulents ($34.99), and Magnolia Branches ($39). None are marked as part of the official Botanicals theme except the first five. The Roses set is explicitly noted as not belonging to it.
Smart Play sets, Lego’s new all-in-one line with embedded Smart Bricks. Are seeing their first major price cuts. Darth Vader’s TIE Fighter is $55.95 (20% off), Luke’s Red Five X-Wing is $71.99 (20% off), and both include the Smart Brick, minifigures, and full play functionality. Star Wars display builds are heavily discounted: the Star Wars logo set is $49.99.
Grogu & Hover Pram is $79.99 (20% off). R2-D2 (1,050 pieces) is $79.99 (20% off MSRP). Chopper (1,039 pieces) is $71.99 (28% off). The 25th-anniversary Millennium Falcon is $67.99 (a record low).
The Podracer diorama is $67.87 (15% off). And the Siege of Mandalore Battle Pack is $18.39. Technic gets three entries: a Bush Plane ($51.99, 333 pieces), a Ford Bronco ($51.99), and an Earth-Moon orbital model ($61.99, 17% off). No Indian pricing, UK pricing, or EU pricing appears in either source.
No launch dates, new set announcements, or product specs beyond piece count and included elements are given. This is strictly a commerce update, not a product launch, not a review, not a leak. Prime Big Deal Days starts tomorrow.
DDFiled by The Deals Desk
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