It's Time to Say Goodbye to These LEGO Sets

A variety of LEGO sets, including some fan-favorite products such as The Mighty Bowser and Viking Village, have been listed for retirement. With a subset of them also receiving Black Friday 2025 discounts, this is the last opportunity for LEGO fans to grab—or say goodbye to—them.

LEGO set retirements typically occur in waves several times a year. Most recently, the Danish toymaker designated dozens of products for retirement just ahead of LEGO Insiders Weekend 2025, which ran over a 48-hour period ending November 23.

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By Dominik Bošnjak

Viking Village, Hogwarts Icons, and More LEGO Sets Are Retiring Soon

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While several of the most popular sets have already sold out during the promotional event, plenty of products marked for retirement are still available as of this writing, including Viking Village and Hogwarts Icons - Collectors' Edition. The most valuable of the bunch is The Razor Crest (#75331), which is part of LEGO's ever-growing Star Wars lineup and based on the ship piloted by bounty hunter Din Djarin, portrayed by Pedro Pascal in the hit Disney+ show The Mandalorian. Priced at $599.99, The Razor Crest contains 6,187 pieces, which makes it the eighth-largest LEGO set ever. It's 28 inches (72cm) long and comes with several minifigures, including Grogu, nicknamed Baby Yoda by the fandom.

LEGO Sets Retiring Soon

Set	Price	Pieces	Age
The Razor Crest (#75331)	$599.99	6,187	18+
The Orient Express Train (#21344)	$299.99	2,540	18+
Hogwarts Icons - Collectors' Edition (#76391)	$299.99	3,010	18+
The Mighty Bowser (#71411)	$269.99	2,807	18+
X-Wing Starfighter (#75355)	$239.99	1,953	18+
Guardians of the Galaxy: The Milano (#76286)	$179.99	2,090	12+
Ghost & Phantom II (#75357)	$159.99	1,394	10+
Castle Nocturnia (#71486)	$139.99 (-30%)	1,742	10+
Space Base and Rocket Launchpad (#60434)	$134.99	1,422	8+
Viking Village (#21343)	$129.99	2,103	18+

The list of soon-to-to-retired products also includes The Mighty Bowser set that LEGO revealed in July 2022 and released three months later. With 2,807 pieces, it remains the largest Super Mario set the Danish company has produced to date. The kit has been widely praised for its streamlined building experience compared to most 18+ sets, and for its high playability, enabled in part by a built-in fire-spitting mechanism.

Plenty of Soon-To-Be-Retired LEGO Sets Are Discounted for Black Friday 2025

Among the top 10 most expensive LEGO sets nearing retirement, only one is currently available at a discounted price: the Castle Nocturnia set from the LEGO DREAMZzz lineup, now selling for $139.99—30% off its regular price. Beyond the top 10, however, more than a dozen sets have received significant markdowns ahead of Black Friday 2025. These include a couple of products from the LEGO Wednesday lineup, as well as licensed sets based on everything from Disney IPs to Formula 1.

A handful of sets marked for retirement sold out during LEGO Insiders Weekend 2025. Lion Knights’ Castle proved to be the most popular, selling out within an hour of the late November sale going live. Disney Castle, Jazz Club, and Ninjago City Markets also went out of stock during the two-day event and are therefore effectively already retired.

Most Popular LEGO Sets Sold Out During LEGO Insiders Weekend 2025

Due to the nature of the toymaking business, LEGO typically avoids committing to specific end-of-life dates for its products. Instead, its "retiring soon" label indicates that the company no longer plans to produce a given set in significant quantities, signaling to consumers that remaining inventory may be their final opportunity to purchase the item. While retired products can occasionally resurface due to stock reshuffling, in most cases, "last chance to buy" means exactly that.