Add four new magical LEGO Disney sets to your collection today
The LEGO Disney theme expands once again from today, with four all-new magical models now available online and in-stores.
Disney animated films have provided a wealth of inspiration for LEGO sets over the years, with multiple models having been released in 2023 to celebrate the House of the Mouse’s 100th anniversary. Now four more such builds are available for fans to add to their collections, with three based on the upcoming cinematic release, Wish.
LEGO Disney Frozen 43189 Elsa & Nokk Storybook Adventures 125 Piece Building Kit(43189)
For fans of classic animation there’s 40613 Mini Disney Palace of Agrabah, a 506-piece microscale set based on the 1992 film, Aladdin. Priced at £39.99 / $39.99 / €39.99, the model includes a white and gold version of the Sultan’s palace, complete with tiny flying carpet and golden genie lamp.
When Wish arrives in UK cinemas on November 22, 2023, the animated musical-comedy will introduce the world to Asha, a young girl who makes a wish on a star and ends up teaming up with a cute and shiny celestial body from the heavens above. To tie-in with the release of the upcoming movie, three LEGO Disney sets have been released, each with varying piece counts and prices.
43223 Asha in the City of Rosas, 43224 King Magnifico’s Castle and 43231 Asha’s Cottage are all available online and in-stores right now, with each model including unique mini-doll characters such as Asha, her goat friend, Valentino, Sakina, Sabino and King Magnifico himself.
| LEGO set | Price | Pieces | Release date |
|---|---|---|---|
| 43223 Asha in the City of Rosas | £18.99 / $19.99 / €20.99 | 154 | October 1 |
| 43224 King Magnifico’s Castle | £84.99 / $99.99 / €94.99 | 613 | October 1 |
| 43231 Asha’s Cottage | £46.99 / $49.99 / €52.99 | 509 | October 1 |
| 40613 Mini Disney Palace of Agrabah | £39.99 / $39.99 / €39.99 | 506 | October 1 |
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