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Every year, LEGO gives their VIPs a special treat by letting them shop Black Friday deals early, as well as giving them the ability to get some free exclusive sets.
If you’re not a member of LEGO’s VIP loyalty program, it’s totally free to join — and why wouldn’t you? You earn points on LEGO purchases that can be used to make future purchases cheaper.
Here’s what’s happening:
The LEGO VIP sale runs Nov. 21 & 22.
LEGO fans will be able to get dibs on some of the newest releases from LEGO, including the 9,000+ piece Colosseum model ($549.99), the 2,300+ piece Ghostbusters ECTO-1 car ($199.99), and the 1,300+ piece 123 Sesame Street set ($119.99).
VIPs get a 333-piece set free with $150 purchase.
The limited edition Charles Dickens Tribute LEGO set, reg. $22.99, is a free perk for VIPs hitting the purchase threshold.
A special ‘VIP Brick’ comes with purchases over $200.
It’s not a regular LEGO brick; it’s a 110-piece set that takes the form of a large, 2×4, teal LEGO brick.
Regularly $12.99, this set comes free with a $200 or more purchase.
Earn double the VIP points during the sale.
Typically, LEGO VIP members earn 6.5 points per $1 spent. On Nov. 21 & 22, they earn 13 points per $1.
That’s essentially like 10% off your next order, which is NOT something you see every day from LEGO.
LEGO hasn’t shared Black Friday sale prices, but expect deals.
Throughout this year, 9to5Toys says that while LEGO hasn’t shared what price cuts will look like during the VIP Sale, there are some clues.
For example, LEGO has had discounts of up to 30% off newer sets earlier this year, and more recently, Amazon has been slashing prices about 20%.
Expect LEGO to rival the Amazon prices, and slash prices on soon-to-be-discontinued models.
LEGO offers free delivery on orders of $35 or more.
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As is the case year-round, LEGO.com offers free shipping when you spend at least $35.
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