Two new LEGO gifts-with-purchase available now
Two new LEGO gifts-with-purchase are now available online and in-store, including the fourth and final entry in this year’s Houses of the World collection.
40599 Houses of the World 4 follows in the footsteps of its predecessors by requiring a £220 / $250 / €250 spend to acquire, which means you’ll need to have spent a minimum of £880 / $1,000 / €1,000 across 2023 to collect all four through conventional means. The latest entry draws on Asian architecture, complementing the international designs that tie together the entire series.
Also available at LEGO.com and in LEGO Stores from today is 40659 Mini Steamboat Willie, a downsized take on 2019’s LEGO Ideas 21317 Steamboat Willie, which was originally available exclusively through shopDisney as a freebie with purchases above £80 / $150. Its threshold at the official online store is £95 / $100 / €100, which makes this a slightly better deal for US shoppers. (Don’t forget that you’ll earn Insiders points here, too.)
While you can buy pretty much anything to qualify for 40599 Houses of the World 4, though, you’ll need to spend £95 / $100 / €100 across Disney, Marvel and Star Wars sets specifically to pick up 40659 Steamboat Willie. It looks like any set based on a Disney property will trigger the promo, including this summer’s LEGO Ideas 21341 Disney Hocus Pocus: The Sanderson Sisters’ Cottage.
Both of these gifts-with-purchase stack, as long as your total order value reaches £220 / $250 / €250 and at least £95 / $100 / €100 of that order includes Star Wars, Marvel or Disney sets. You’ll need to place your order by October 25 to ensure delivery in time for Halloween.
Click here to head to LEGO.com and secure your freebies.
Both 40599 Houses of the World 4 and 40659 Mini Steamboat Willie are available from today through October 31, or while stocks last.
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