US EditionWe Found Rare Lego Amazon Prime Day Deals up to 54% Off: Botanicals, Star Wars & More at $7 (Yes, Really)
AMAZON ONLINE STORE, JUL 9 – Amazon Prime Day features discounts up to 54% on popular LEGO sets including Star Wars and Pixar themes, with some sets priced as low as $7, according to Amazon.
- Amazon Prime Day 2025 takes place from July 8 to July 11, offering significant discounts on a variety of Lego sets, including highly sought-after and licensed models.
- This event occurs amid retailer competition to attract buyers with limited-time offers on usually expensive Lego large sets and collectibles.
- Discounts include up to 54% off the Up-inspired Lego set, 20% off the Millennium Falcon and the 2,316-piece Vincent van Gogh 'The Starry Night' set with more than $20 off.
- The Lego Marvel Daily Bugle set dropped from $349 to $279 for Insiders, while Australian prices for Marvel Iron Man’s Laboratory and Spider-Man Daily Bugle fell significantly.
- Lego also offers double to quadruple Insider reward points on select sets, effectively giving shoppers 10% to 20% cashback during the Prime Day sale.
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