The holidays are coming, and one safe bet nearly anyone will love is a LEGO set. But LEGO sets can be expensive, like the $250 Batmobile or the $350 Disney Castle. Here are some options that cost less than $30.
For this guide, we’re trying to offer a broad range of options. While you can find great LEGO sets for adults, this guide will cover adults, kids, and everyone in between.
Keep in mind that LEGO pricing does fluctuate. At the time of writing, every set here was less than $30 and will likely remain that way. We’ll feature sets from Amazon or the LEGO Store based on who had the best price, but you might want to keep in mind LEGO’s VIP loyalty program, which can net you free LEGO goodies. Sometimes it pays to spend a little more if you know you ‘re going to buy LEGO bricks frequently.
A Great 3-in-1 Set: LEGO Creator 3in1 Deep Sea Creatures
Just because you’re minimizing your dollars spent doesn’t mean you can’t maximize your LEGO purchase. This 3-in-1 set comes with the plans and bricks to build a crab, treasure chest, and either a shark, squid, or angler fish.
That last part is the 3-in-1 promise; the kit includes all the necessary bricks to build any of those three options. And when you’re tired of the shark, you can take it apart and then put together a squid.
LEGO Creator 3in1 Deep Sea Creatures 31088 Make a Shark, Squid, Angler Fish, and Crab with this Sea Animal Toy Building Kit (230 Pieces)
Why buy a LEGO Set that lets you build one thing when you can get a set that lets you build three? With this kit, you can build a shark, squid, or angler fish.
$11.99
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Augmented Reality Fun: LEGO Hidden Side Wrecked Shrimp Boat
The fun doesn’t have to end when you finish building a LEGO set. And the new Hidden Side series proves that point with an augmented reality extra.
Download the Hidden Side app (available for Android and iOS), and you can play a game with your LEGO set. You’ll find and capture ghosts haunting your wrecked boat, and you’ll even take the set apart some to make your way through the game.
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