Christmas and the holiday season are upon us. Looking for that perfect gift for that theme park fan of yours? Check out our curated collection of Lego Christmas presents, where plastic bricks meet theme park creations.
Lego is for all ages, with the tiny bricks unleashing worlds of limitless possibilities. Your imagination can bring stories and creations to life. Some of these listed product offerings are directly inspired by theme parks across the globe. Others can be used by those who love to take creativity into their own hands and recreate their favorite parks with Lego.
Check out our list of must-have Lego Christmas presents below:
Universal Parks
Harry, Hermione, Ron & Hagrid Brickheadz – $24.99, ages 10+, 466 pieces
This smaller set offers a perfect stocking stuffer, especially if you are surprising someone with a trip to a Universal park to experience the Wizarding World of Harry Potter.
Harry Potter & Hermione Granger Buildable Figurines – $119.99, ages 10+, 1673 pieces
Looking for bigger and more detailed versions of your favorite wizard characters? This large-scale buildable Lego figurine set scales up the magic this holiday season.
Hogwarts Castle – $399.99, ages 16+, 6020 pieces
Bring Hogwarts Castle into your home with this massive set. With numerous figurines and detail galore, this Lego Hogwarts Castle is sure to make a big statement to any Harry Potter fan.
Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block – $169.99, ages 18+, 2064 pieces
Super Nintendo World is currently open at Universal Studios Japan and is coming to Universal Studios Hollywood and Universal Orlando Resort. Until then, let your Nintendo fan bring the world of Mario to life in their own home.
Minion Pilot in Training – $29.99, ages 4+, 119 pieces
Another great gift to tell a loved one you are flying to a Universal park. Minion fans can enjoy this easy to build set that features some of the lovable characters.
Minions in Gru’s Lab – $19.99, ages 4+, 87 pieces
Another option for “Minions” fans, and this one correlates to the Despicable Me Minion Mayhem ride. Rebuild a family park memory when you assemble and play with this set.
T. Rex Dinosaur Fossil Exhibition – 29.99, ages 7+, 198 pieces
Use this Lego Christmas present to create your own Jurassic Park Discovery Center at Universal’s Islands of Adventure.
Indominus Rex vs. Ankylosaurus – $99.99, ages 8+, 537 pieces
The renovated Jurassic World – The Ride is a smash hit at Universal Studios Hollywood and now, you can bring the Indominius Rex from the ride right into your living room.
Disney Parks
Winnie the Pooh – $99.99, ages 18+, 1265 pieces
The creation of this set was actually done by a Winnie the Pooh fan who submitted it to Lego. Maybe they were inspired by the Winnie the Pooh rides seen at Disney Parks across the world?
The Ice Castle – $199.99, ages 14+, 1709 pieces
Elsa’s striking Ice Castle will be built of plastic bricks this winter season. Anna and Elsa can be seen at Disney parks around the world, and guests can ride a boat into the Ice Castle at Frozen Ever After at Epcot.
Minnie Mouse’s Ice Cream Shop – $19.99, ages 4+, 100 pieces
Even in the middle of winter, Florida is hot enough some days to go swimming. So, of course Minnie Mouse should be serving some ice cream.
Disney Train and Station – $329.99, ages 12+, 2925 pieces
Bring an iconic piece of Disney history into your house. Disney trains can be found at almost all the kingdom-style parks around the world. This Lego Christmas present could even be used under the tree.
Mini Disney Castle – $34.99, ages 12+, 567 pieces
Many have seen the massive Lego Cinderella Castle set. This version is the smaller and more affordable version for 1/10th of the price.
Goofy & Pluto Brickheadz – $14.99, ages 10+, 214 pieces
These two lovable characters are fun to build and make great desk or shelf-top pieces of decor, even if one of them is a bit Goofy.
Rapunzel’s Tower – $59.99, ages 6+, 369 pieces
Standing tall above all other gifts, Rapunzel’s Tower can be seen at the Magic Kingdom or soon next to your kid’s bed.
Disney’s Mickey Mouse (with Minnie Mouse option) – $119.99, ages 18+, 2658 pieces
Present Mickey or Minnie as a bold piece of artwork in your home. This set can be made in two different ways, as Mickey Mouse or as Minnie Mouse. Or, see what your imagination can build.
Wildlife Rescue Camp – $99.99, ages 6+, 503 pieces
While not specifically themed to Disney’s Animal Kingdom, it is clear to see why this could be the base for your own creation of Kilimanjaro Safaris.
Resistance I-TS Transport – $99.99, ages 9+, 932 pieces
Directly inspired from Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance inside the Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, this set takes you right into the Resistance and First Order action.
SeaWorld Parks
123 Sesame Street – $119.99, ages 18+, 1367 pieces
Sesame Street characters can be found at Sesame Place, Busch Gardens parks and in recent years a full-scale interactive land opened at SeaWorld Orlando.
Beach Rescue ATV – $9.99, ages 5+, 79 pieces
SeaWorld parks aim to spread animal and ocean awareness. While this set isn’t specifically about SeaWorld it does align well with SeaWorld San Antonio’s Wave Breaker: The Rescue Coaster.
General Theme Park
Duplo STEAM Park – $179.95, ages 3-5, 295 pieces
Theme park building blocks for the youngest ones. This massive set will be more than enough to let your youngest kids explore their early-life theme park creations.
Ferris Wheel – $79.99, ages 9+, 1002 pieces
Moving up in skill level, this amusement park classic is ready to spin away. This set is actually in a three-in-one option, so you can build a ferris wheel, a bumper car ride and a swing boat ride.
Roller Coaster (retiring soon) – $379.99, ages 16+, 4124 pieces
You don’t have much time left to grab this interactive and highly-customizable roller coaster set to your Lego theme park.
Magical Funfair Roller Coaster – $99.99, ages 8+, 974 pieces.
From the Lego Friends collection comes the Magical Funfair Roller Coaster. This set also features a magic trick function and glow-in-the-dark bricks.
Roadwork Truck – $9.99, ages 4+, 58 pieces
What is a theme park if it doesn’t have some construction going on? Make sure to grab a construction set to make way for your next best theme park creation.
These sets are just the beginning of so many options made possible by Lego bricks re-usability. Of course, a park not mentioned here would be the Legoland parks across the world. But, seeing as their theme is Lego, you can grab any set to try and imagine what new themed land could show up in these family-friendly parks across the globe. Which Lego Christmas presents will you be picking up this year?
