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  • Let your LEGO flag fly with these brick sets and in-store fandom events

    Let your LEGO flag fly with these brick sets and in-store fandom events

    Key Highlights

    • LEGO releases three new hero-themed building sets across Star Wars, City, and NINJAGO themes, priced from $49.99 to $89.99.
    • In-store Hero Days events scheduled for September 27 at four Canadian locations, featuring character meet-and-greets and free swag.
    • Make & Take: LEGO Pizza Delivery Shark event runs October 11 at all official LEGO stores with exclusive collectible stamp for LEGO Passport holders.

    LEGO Unveils New Hero-Centric Building Sets Across Three Major Themes

    The LEGO Group has expanded its portfolio with three new building sets that spotlight heroic narratives across its most popular licensed and original themes. The releases span the Star Wars universe, everyday community heroes in LEGO City, and the fantasy realm of NINJAGO, offering builders aged six and up distinct play experiences centered on action, transformation, and storytelling.

    Star Wars: Hutt Palace Sentry Droid Showdown Brings The Mandalorian Action Home

    The 415-piece LEGO Star Wars Hutt Palace Sentry Droid Showdown recreates pivotal battle scenes from Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu. The centerpiece is a 5.5-inch Guardian Droid with fully articulated hands, arms, legs, and feet, complemented by a functional stud shooter. The set includes a minifigure of Din Djarin—commonly known as Mando—equipped with a jetpack and blaster, alongside Grogu, who can access the droid’s rear panel to deactivate it during play. Rival bounty hunters Embo and Keibu round out the character roster, setting the stage for conflicts over the fate of Mandalore. Retailing at $49.99, the set is recommended for builders ages nine and up.

    LEGO City Pizza Delivery Experience Celebrates Everyday Heroes

    Shifting from galactic conflict to neighborhood service, the 494-piece LEGO City Pizza Delivery Experience with Vehicles honors the professionals who deliver meals under tight deadlines. The set features an interactive wood-fired oven with a dial-operated flame effect, a launchable delivery car that ejects pizzas from its hood, and alternative transport options including a scooter and delivery drone. Priced at $49.99 and designed for ages six and up, the set emphasizes kinetic play features that simulate the urgency and motion of food delivery logistics.

    NINJAGO Wyldfyre’s Transforming Dragon Mech Offers Dual-Mode Combat

    For fans of the NINJAGO Dragons Rising animated series, the 821-piece Wyldfyre’s Transforming Dragon Mech introduces a sophisticated two-in-one figure. The model converts from a four-legged dragon standing six inches tall into a humanoid mech wielding an oversized sword. The narrative pits ninjas Wyldfyre, Arin, and Sora against Empress Beatrix—armed with her own mech and the Weapon of Desolation—alongside the Ice Monster and Acid Monster. At $89.99 and rated for ages nine and up, this set represents the most complex and premium offering of the trio.

    In-Store Events Extend the Hero Theme Beyond the Box

    LEGO is activating physical retail experiences to complement the product launches. On September 27, four Canadian locations—West Edmonton Mall, Guilford Town Centre, Fairview Mall, and Polo Park—will host Hero Days events. Attendees can meet Kai from LEGO Ninjago and receive free LEGO swag when dressed as their favorite hero. A follow-up event, Make & Take: LEGO Pizza Delivery Shark, takes place October 11 at all official LEGO stores. Participants who bring their LEGO Passport will receive a collectible Pizza Delivery Shark stamp, reinforcing the brand’s loyalty program integration.

    Why This Matters

    These releases reflect LEGO’s continued strategy of cross-platform storytelling, aligning physical products with active entertainment properties—The Mandalorian and Grogu on Disney+, NINJAGO Dragons Rising on Netflix, and evergreen City themes. The September and October event timeline positions the sets ahead of the critical holiday shopping window, while the Canadian retail activations signal geographic prioritization for experiential marketing. The price tiering—two sets at $49.99 and one at $89.99—covers both mid-range gift purchasing and premium collector segments. The inclusion of LEGO Passport incentives indicates ongoing investment in customer retention through gamified loyalty mechanics.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Which LEGO sets are included in the current hero-themed wave?

    The wave comprises three sets: LEGO Star Wars Hutt Palace Sentry Droid Showdown (415 pieces, $49.99), LEGO City Pizza Delivery Experience with Vehicles (494 pieces, $49.99), and LEGO NINJAGO Wyldfyre’s Transforming Dragon Mech (821 pieces, $89.99).

    Where and when are the Hero Days in-store events taking place?

    Hero Days occurs September 27 at four Canadian LEGO store locations: West Edmonton Mall, Guilford Town Centre, Fairview Mall, and Polo Park. The Make & Take: LEGO Pizza Delivery Shark event follows on October 11 at all official LEGO stores.

    What age ranges do these new sets target?

    LEGO City Pizza Delivery Experience is rated for ages 6+, while both the Star Wars Hutt Palace Sentry Droid Showdown and NINJAGO Wyldfyre’s Transforming Dragon Mech are recommended for ages 9+.