LEGO sets retiring in 2026
283 LEGO sets from 34 themes are flagged “Retiring soon” on LEGO.com and expected to retire by December 31, 2026 (70 days from now) at the latest. 156 of them are discounted today at LEGO.com, Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy, or Barnes & Noble. Prices checked October 23, 2026.
283
Sets retiring
34
Themes
156
Discounted today
70
Days to Dec 31
Retirement dates are our estimate from LEGO’s own “Retiring soon” flag: how we track retirements. Sets flagged before we started tracking can go any day once stock runs out. Sorted by biggest discount at any store. Browse by theme on the retiring soon page.
Best deals on retiring sets
Retiring and at least 15% off today: the best time to buy before they’re gone.
All 283 sets retiring in 2026
77248 · 258 pieces
BWT Alpine F1 Team A524 Race Car
Retiring by Dec 31
at Amazon6.0¢/pc
77249 · 263 pieces
Williams Racing FW46 F1 Race Car
Retiring by Dec 31
at Amazon6.1¢/pc
21278 · 665 pieces
The Pillager Outpost and Ravager
Retiring by Dec 31
at Amazon7.8¢/pc
43267 · 787 pieces
Princess Castle & Royal Pets
Retiring by Dec 31
at Walmart13.2¢/pc
42215 · 2,359 pieces
Volvo EC500 Hybrid Excavator
Retiring by Dec 31
at Amazon17.0¢/pc
42175 · 2,274 pieces
Volvo FMX Truck & EC230 Electric Excavator
Retiring by Dec 31
Sold out at LEGO.com
75435 · 976 pieces
Battle of Felucia Separatist MTT
Retiring by Dec 31
at Barnes & Noble16.4¢/pc
Retired since we started tracking (September 29, 2026)
LEGO retirements in 2026: FAQ
What does "retiring soon" mean for a LEGO set?
LEGO labels a set "Retiring soon" on LEGO.com when it plans to stop producing it. The set stays on sale until stock runs out or LEGO removes it, then it's gone from official stores for good.
When exactly do these LEGO sets retire?
LEGO doesn't publish exact dates. Most sets retire at the end of July or the end of December, but some go earlier if they sell out. BricksValue checks LEGO.com every day and marks a set as retired as soon as it disappears.
Should I buy a LEGO set before it retires?
If you want it, yes: once a set retires, new copies are only available from resellers, often above the original price. Retiring sets are also sometimes discounted, so compare the current price with the regular price shown on each set.
Can a retired LEGO set come back?
Rarely. LEGO sometimes re-releases a popular model as a new, updated set with a different number, but the original set itself usually doesn't return.