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The pre-holiday shopping season is kicking into gear, and the deals keep piling up. Starting at midnight, you’ll earn double Insiders points on all your purchases at LEGO.com and in the Brand Stores. The promo runs from October 13 to October 19 – the same window in which you can also snag the pizzeria from the “Restaurants of the World” series as a Gift with Purchase. We’ve rounded up all the info plus a few shopping tips for you.
Double LEGO Insiders points are always a nice perk, and not just for set purchases but also for individual elements over at Pick a Brick, which count too. Instead of the usual 5%, you’ll get 10% of your purchase value credited as points, which you can redeem on future purchases as a discount or for rewards. From October 13 to October 19, 2026, it’s that time again. If you don’t have a LEGO Insiders account yet, you can sign up for free anytime:
For a purchase directly from LEGO, exclusive sets are especially worthwhile – meaning the ones you can’t get from every retailer and which are therefore usually discounted far less than the “regular” sets. It’s especially worth taking a look at the new releases of the past few months, as well as the sets that are about to leave the market and will likely go up in price afterward, or at least no longer be available with discounts. We’ll dive into both categories in a bit more detail below as part of our shopping tips, where we’ll also list the specific sets.
Gift with Purchase alongside the double points promo at LEGO
A double LEGO Insiders points promo always gets particularly interesting when there’s (at least) one Gift with Purchase running at the same time. That’s the case this time, since the next “Restaurants of the World” set, an Italian pizzeria, is on the schedule as a GWP during the same period as the double points.

Other
12+
🇺🇸 $19.99·🇬🇧 £17.99·🇪🇺 €19,99·🇨🇦 CA$27.99·🇦🇺 AU$29.99
Gift with purchases from $180/ £160 / €180, October 13 – 19
LEGO.com
We introduced this nice little set to you here on the blog last week in this article. It comes with 317 pieces including a minifigure with a new torso, has a theoretical value of $19.99 / £17.99 / €19.99, and lands in your cart once you hit a minimum purchase value of $180/ £160 / €180.
Chances are you already have one or two LEGO sets on your wish list that you want to give as a Christmas gift (or treat yourself to for the dark season). But not all sets are worth buying directly from LEGO, since many products are available everywhere in retail and sometimes with significantly bigger discounts than through LEGO’s direct sales. So, as mentioned above, your main focus should be on the (partially) exclusive sets, for which this usually doesn’t apply. In the following two sections, we’ll first give you a clear overview of the exclusive new releases of the past four months, and then we’ll look at the sets from our LEGO EOL List 2026 – that is, the sets whose production will be discontinued by the end of the year at the latest, some of which may even disappear from the market before then.
Exclusive new releases of the past few months
These sets have come to market since July 1, 2026, and are only available directly from LEGO and possibly a few “exclusive partners”.
Exclusive EOL sets that will disappear from the market soon
When a lot of new exclusive sets get added over the course of a year, others have to leave the lineup. There was already a first EOL wave mid-year, but for December LEGO has nonetheless flagged over 300 more sets as “discontinued soon”. Our own LEGO EOL List 2026, which is based on EOL dates stored at LEGO and is therefore independent of the “Last Chance” markings at LEGO.com, goes even further.
We’ve covered this topic several times here on the blog over the past few weeks, and among other things we put together our editorial Top 10 of the year-end EOL sets:
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The end of the year is fast approaching, and with it comes LEGO’s next big lineup shake-up. Several hundred sets will stop being produced and disappear from the market once remaining stock is sold off. …
But at this point I’d like to single out the Botanical Garden from the LEGO Ideas line once more. The set is simply beautifully designed, was barely available with discounts beyond 10% throughout its entire run, and is also one of the EOL sets. So if you can snag the garden now with double points and (at least) one GWP, that really is a solid deal, in case it’s still on your wish list.

Ideas
18+
🇺🇸 $329.99·🇬🇧 £289.99·🇪🇺 €329,99·🇨🇦 CA$429.99·🇦🇺 AU$499.99
Initially exclusive at LEGO
LEGO.com
But now let’s get to the complete overview of the sets that are (partially) exclusive and leaving the market at the end of the year. We’ve removed a few sets from the list that are already marked as “sold out”. Since the list is considerably longer than the one in the previous section, we’ve split it up by theme this time:
LEGO Botanicals
LEGO BrickHeadz
LEGO Chinese New Year
LEGO City
LEGO Creator 3-in-1
LEGO Disney
LEGO DUPLO
LEGO Editions
LEGO Friends
LEGO Harry Potter
LEGO Icons
LEGO Ideas
LEGO Jurassic World
LEGO Minecraft
LEGO Nike
LEGO NINJAGO
LEGO Other
LEGO Star Wars
LEGO Technic
Elements and lists for our MOCs at Pick a Brick
Besides the new releases and the EOL sets, many of you like to take advantage of double Insiders points promos at LEGO.com by hitting up the individual elements service, i.e. LEGO Pick a Brick. Here we’d like to point you once again to our two free instructions along with parts lists from September, which let you build a Memory Card for your LEGO PlayStation or a cool GTA IV logo.
Instructions
The release of the LEGO PlayStation (72306) is drawing closer, and we thought: If LEGO isn’t going to include a matching memory card, then we’ll just do it ourselves. That’s why we’ve put together building …
Instructions
GTA VI is right around the corner, and the anticipation for the video game of the year (for some, more like the decade) is huge. To help make the wait a little sweeter and crank …
You can get all the parts at Pick a Brick! Here are the matching parts lists, which you can upload directly there:
Otherwise it’s of course always worth keeping an eye out for cool new parts or animals at Pick a Brick. Jonas keeps you posted here on the blog about what’s currently interesting at PaB. You’ll find all the news bundled on our Pick a Brick overview page – most recently, for example, the new parts in October and a list that lets you rebuild the Gift with Purchase Darth Vader’s LIGHTSABER (40897) from PaB elements.
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You can rebuild LEGO Star Wars’ current Gift with Purchase, Darth Vader’s lightsaber for 28 US-Dollar! We’re giving you the parts list as a CSV, with nearly everything available individually, in case you want to …
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The parts madness at LEGO Pick a Brick continues, because with over 800 elements there’s now a huge update. You can finally order the seal, pirate minifigures and tons of other great parts. As we …
That’s it for our tips. Are you excited about the double LEGO Insiders points starting tomorrow, and will you be picking up one of the sets mentioned above or shopping at Pick a Brick? What else is on your list that you want to “check off” now? Or would you rather hold off in the hope that even better opportunities will come up, for example during the Black Friday event? Feel free to share your plans in the comments!
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