If you're looking for LEGO discount codes, it's well worth it. LEGO is a long-standing favourite for parents; the kids love it and it can be a great way of getting them off-screen and learning. The multi-coloured bricks are a great example of a STEM toy – helping kids learn about science, technology, engineering and maths – and they regularly feature in round ups of the best toys. In fact, when LEGO was invented, its Danish founder, Ole Kirk Christiansen, created the name LEGO by taking the first letters from the phrase ‘Leg Godt’ which means ‘play well’ in his native language.
LEGO is so popular that National Geographic claims that there are currently a whopping 80 bricks for every person on earth and last year alone, 340 million Minifigures were produced. During the Christmas period, 28 sets are sold every second and total 220 million around the world, each year.
But the catch for parents is that LEGO is pretty expensive – especially if you’re after a set linked to a franchise like Star Wars, Batman or Harry Potter (although we did find some great cheap LEGO sets). A Hogwarts Castle and Grounds set, for example currently sells for £149.99 direct from Lego.com. Even a small Batmobile will set you back £24.99. Your eyes will likely water at the sky-high price tag of the most expensive LEGO set too!
There are, however, ways to get new LEGO sets for less, if you know where to look.
LEGO discount codes and promos for September 2023
How do I find a LEGO promo code?
Before you buy any LEGO, it’s always a good idea to look for any promotional offers and voucher codes that can knock some money off your purchase. But to save you the hassle, you can also bookmark this page which we’ll keep updated with the latest LEGO promos and voucher codes.
You won't always need a LEGO promo code to get money off, in many cases you will be directed to the sale section of a retailers website when you can shop discounted LEGO. But it worthwhile doing a quick Google before you shop to see if any voucher codes sites, like Groupon or MyVoucherCodes have any exclusive offers that you can snap up
If you’re a regular LEGO shopper, it’s also worth signing up to the Lego Insiders loyalty programme. You’ll earn points every time you shop which can be redeemed for free LEGO. As an Insiders member you will also get exclusive, member-only discount codes and regular promotions. Watch out for double-point offers and you can also boost your points by taking part in surveys, quizzes or visiting LEGO’s Facebook page.
If you're soon starting your Christmas shopping, then make sure you take a look at the top Christmas toys and the best chocolate advent calendars to start the festive season on the right foot.
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