LEGO® Sets Retiring on July 31, 2026: The Complete List by Theme

On July 31, 2026, LEGO® retires more than 130 sets from sale. Twenty-one of them are exclusives. Every theme is affected, from Star Wars® to Harry Potter®, as well as Technic® and the video game universe.

A wave this large in the middle of summer is unusual. Most retirements happen at the end of the year. Here is everything you need to know before these sets disappear from shelves.

Why LEGO® retires so many sets at once

LEGO® regularly refreshes its catalogue. A new wave of sets arrives as early as August 2026. Some retirements mark the end of a licence. Others involve exclusives designed to be limited from launch.

Once the date has passed, no new stock is produced. Sets remain available at retailers while stock lasts, then only on the secondary market. Large collector pieces and exclusives have historically shown the strongest value gains after retirement.

Star Wars®: the UCS Millennium Falcon leads the way

Thirteen Star Wars® sets leave the catalogue. The most iconic is the UCS Millennium Falcon (75192), a cult reference since its release. We already dedicated an article to it on how to display it on your wall.

The Executor Super Star Destroyer (75356) is already out of stock at LEGO®. Other sets affected include the Mandalorian's N-1 Starfighter (75325), the Acclamator-Class Assault Ship (75404) and the Home One Starcruiser (75405).

Harry Potter®: Gringotts, Malfoy Manor and the Sorting Hat

Seven Harry Potter® sets are retiring. The most impressive is the Gringotts Wizarding Bank Collectors' Edition (76417), a 4,803-piece model and one of the biggest sets in the range.

Malfoy Manor (76453) and the Talking Sorting Hat (76429) are among the other major losses for fans of the saga.

Technic®: Ferrari®, BMW® and Lamborghini® take a bow

Nine Technic® sets leave the range. The Ferrari® Daytona SP3 (42143), the BMW® M 1000 RR and the Lamborghini® Huracán are among them. Three iconic vehicles for mechanics enthusiasts.

LEGO® Icons: Optimus Prime, PAC-MAN® and Zelda®

Eight Icons sets are disappearing. Optimus Prime (10302), an iconic Transformers® figure, and the PAC-MAN® Arcade (10323) are among the most sought after. The Dune® Atreides Royal Ornithopter (10327), which we also featured, and the Zelda® Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 are also saying goodbye.

LEGO® Ideas: Dungeons & Dragons®, Jaws® and Disney®

Three Ideas sets are leaving: the Dungeons & Dragons® Red Dragon's Tale (21348), Jaws® (21350) and the Magic of Disney® (21352). The Flower Bouquet Botanicals (10280) is also retiring, after years of loyal service on display shelves.

Video game universe: Mario®, Animal Crossing®, Minecraft® and Sonic®

About twenty video game related sets are leaving, a particularly hard wave for Nintendo® fans. Fourteen to fifteen Super Mario® sets are affected, including Bowser's Castle, the Piranha Plant and the Mario Kart® Yoshi Bike.

Three Animal Crossing® sets close the list: Leif's Caravan, Able Sisters Clothing Shop and Creative Houses: Seasons of Fun. LEGO® Minecraft® The Trial Chamber and LEGO® Sonic® Super Shadow vs. Biolizard also join them.

How to prioritize your purchases before July 31

With more than 130 sets affected, it's hard to keep track of everything. Here is a simple order of priority.

• The 21 exclusives, unavailable afterwards outside the secondary market.
• Large collector pieces already out of stock, like the Executor (75356).
• Premium sets tied to a strong licence, like Gringotts, the UCS Millennium Falcon or the Ferrari® Daytona SP3.
• Low-production video game sets, highly sought after by Nintendo® collectors.

Check stock directly on the official LEGO® shop before it's too late.

Built it or about to disappear: display it with Kadris®

Whether you've already built one of these sets or are about to buy one before it disappears, Kadris® can give it a permanent second life. We design custom aluminium wall art for any LEGO® set, available now via our custom page.

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