LEGO Deals for Christmas: What Is a Good Price on Amazon UK?

Buying LEGO at the right moment on Amazon can save you almost £10 on a single set. The LEGO Botanicals Peace Lily cost £30.78 in mid-October and £40.69 in September. Hogwarts Castle and Grounds was £109.99 for three weeks in September and £116.99 on 14 November. Same sets, same shop, a few weeks apart.

That is the saving this guide is about. Almost every LEGO set shows a discount almost every day, so the badge will not tell you when to buy. What will is knowing what a set has really been selling for, and buying when it is at or below that. Below are the good prices for popular sets, worked out from two months of our own daily price records, and how much each one saves you.

This guide goes through popular LEGO sets on Amazon UK, what we have recorded them selling for, and the price to aim for on each. The prices come from SavvyPrimeClub's own daily price records, from 14 September to 14 November 2026. Today's prices were checked on 14 November 2026. Amazon prices change often, so always check the price on Amazon before you buy.

Why a LEGO Discount Badge Tells You So Little

The badge compares today's price with Amazon's "was" price. On LEGO, that gap is there nearly all the time.

The clearest example is LEGO Botanicals Happy Plants (10349). We have recorded its price on 58 days since mid-September. It was £12.99 on every one of them, shown as 28% off £17.99. That is not a deal you need to hurry for. It is simply what the set costs on Amazon.

Every set in this guide showed between 22% and 40% off on 14 November. Some of those were the lowest prices we have recorded. Others were several pounds above a price the same set sold for last month. The badge looks the same either way.

Good Prices for Stocking Fillers: Speed Champions Cars

These are the smaller sets that make easy stocking fillers, and they all carry the same "was" price of £22.99.

The Formula 1 cars

• Ferrari SF-24 (77242): £15.18 to £16.99 through September and October. £14.43 on 14 November, the lowest we have recorded.
• Mercedes-AMG F1 W15 (77244): £15.35 to £16.98 until early November. £14.99 on 14 November, the lowest we have recorded.
• Oracle Red Bull Racing RB20 (77243): up to £16.98. £14.45 on 14 November, the lowest we have recorded.
• A good price: under £15. All three were there on 14 November.

The film cars

• Time Machine from Back to the Future (77256): £15.98 to £16.99. £15.98 on 14 November.
• Lightning McQueen (77255): £15.98 to £16.99. £15.99 on 14 November.
• A good price: £16 or less.

Good Prices for LEGO Botanicals

LEGO's flowers and plants range is where we saw the biggest swings, so it is the one where knowing the good price matters most.

Mini Orchid (10343)

• Amazon's "was" price: £24.99.
• What we have seen: £16.89 to £17.99 until late October, then falling to £14.99 by 10 November.
• A good price: £15 or less. It was £14.99 on 14 November, the lowest we have recorded.

Peace Lily (11504)

• Amazon's "was" price: £54.99.
• What we have seen: £40.69 in mid-September, about £30.79 for a week in mid-October, £39 in early November.
• A good price: around £31. On 14 November it was £36 and showing 35% off, which is £5 more than it cost a month earlier.

Japanese Red Maple Bonsai Tree (10348)

• Amazon's "was" price: £54.99.
• What we have seen: £30 at the start of October, £39.99 for two weeks later that month, and £35.99 on most other days.
• A good price: £33 or less. £35.99, the price on 14 November, is its everyday price.

Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet (10342)

• Amazon's "was" price: £54.99.
• What we have seen: about £34 from late October to 3 November, then close to £40.
• A good price: £34. On 14 November it was £39.90.

Good Prices for Bigger Presents

Star Wars Millennium Falcon (75375)

• Amazon's "was" price: £74.99.
• What we have seen: £51.99 to £53.99 until mid-October, and £49.49 to £49.99 on most days since.
• A good price: under £50. It was £49.98 on 14 November.

Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle and Grounds (76419)

• Amazon's "was" price: £149.99.
• What we have seen: £109.99 for three weeks from mid-September, then £116.99 on most days since, with a few days at £111.99.
• A good price: £110. On 14 November it was £116.99, which is £7 more than it cost in September.

FIFA World Cup Official Trophy (43020)

• Amazon's "was" price: £159.99.
• What we have seen: £124.99 in late September, £108.98 for two days in October, and £110.99 since the end of October.
• A good price: £111 or less. It was £110.99 on 14 November.

Classic Large Creative Brick Box (10698)

• Amazon's "was" price: £44.99.
• What we have seen: £30.99 in mid-September, and £32.99 to £34.99 since.
• A good price: £33 or less. It was £32.99 on 14 November.

Two more that have barely moved

• Star Wars R2-D2 (75379): £62.99 to £64.99 on every day we recorded it. £64.98 on 14 November.
• Architecture Notre-Dame de Paris (21061): £139.90 to £143.99. £139.99 on 14 November.

With sets like these, a pound or two is all there is to gain by waiting.

What a Good LEGO Price Saves You

Here is what the prices above mean for a real Christmas list.

Three sets that are at a good price now

• Star Wars Millennium Falcon: £49.98, against £53.99 at its dearest since September.
• Botanicals Mini Orchid: £14.99, against £17.99 for most of October.
• Speed Champions Ferrari SF-24: £14.43, against £16.99 at its dearest.
• Together: £79.40 on 14 November, against £88.97 at their dearest. Buying now saves £9.57.

Three sets worth waiting for

• Botanicals Peace Lily: £36 on 14 November, £30.78 at its lowest. Waiting could save £5.22.
• Hogwarts Castle and Grounds: £116.99 on 14 November, £109.99 at its lowest. Waiting could save £7.
• Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet: £39.90 on 14 November, about £34 for a week in late October. Waiting could save £5.90.
• Together: £192.89 on 14 November, against £174.77 at their recent lows. That is £18.12 between buying on a bad day and a good one.

Nobody can promise a set will go back down to its low, so treat these as what is possible, not what is certain. Across a family's Christmas list of LEGO, buying each set at a good price rather than whenever you happen to look can easily add up to £20 or £30.

Should You Buy Now or Wait for Black Friday?

Black Friday 2026 is on Friday 27 November. Nobody outside Amazon knows what LEGO will cost that week, so the fairest advice is to use the prices above as your line.

• If the set you want is at or below its good price today, that is a fair time to buy. The three Formula 1 cars, the Mini Orchid and the Millennium Falcon were all there on 14 November.
• If it is above its good price, as the Peace Lily, the Pretty Pink Flower Bouquet and Hogwarts Castle were, it has been cheaper within the last two months and may well be again.
• If it is a present that has to be under the tree, do not leave it too late for the sake of a pound or two.

Our guide to Black Friday 2026 on Amazon UK explains how to prepare. With Amazon Prime, eligible LEGO sets also come with free Prime delivery, and our guide Is Amazon Prime worth £95 a year? goes through everything else Prime includes.

How SavvyPrimeClub Helps You Catch a Good LEGO Price

You do not need to check Amazon every day. SavvyPrimeClub does that part for you.

• Put the exact set on Price Watch: paste the Amazon link for any LEGO set into the Price Watch tab and choose a drop of 10%, 20% or 30% from today's price. We check the price through the day and email you when it happens.
• Tell us what you want: on the Account tab, enter "LEGO" as one of your two products, or be specific, for example "LEGO Star Wars". Your deal emails then lead with matching deals.
• Search live deals: type "LEGO" into the search box on the Deals tab to see every set currently on offer, best deals first.
• Look for "Lowest price we've seen": we record deal prices every day, and the badge appears when a deal is cheaper than any price we have recorded for it.
• Check the price history: on Price Watch, the price history button shows the prices we have seen for that set.

Our member's guide explains each of these in more detail.

Your LEGO Christmas Checklist

• Write down the sets you want and the good price for each from this guide.
• Buy the ones already at their good price.
• Put the rest on Price Watch with a 10% drop.
• Add "LEGO" as one of your SavvyPrimeClub products so matching deals lead your emails.
• Check the set number on Amazon before you buy. Similar sets can have very different prices.

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