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Lego's 2026 Advent calendars are selling out already — here are this year's 6 new sets

From Spider-Man on skis, to Grogu in a Holiday sweater, to a traditional Santa's workshop, there's something for everyone.

Lego's 2026 Advent calendars are selling out already — here are this year's 6 new sets

Lego has released its 2026 Advent Calendars, with six new sets available for purchase. The Lego City calendar features Santa's workshop, complete with elves, toys, and figures of Santa and Mrs. Claus. Fans of Marvel and Star Wars will enjoy sets including Doctor Doom, Spider-Man, and the Mandalorian, all depicted with a festive twist.

Additionally, there are two child-focused options: a Lego Friends Advent Calendar and a Disney Advent Calendar which transforms into a board game featuring princesses and their sidekicks dressed in holiday attire.

For those interested in purchasing previous years' calendars, Amazon still has a selection available, including Harry Potter sets. It's worth noting that since the calendars are numbered 1-25, they remain functional and relevant even in the year they were launched. Some 2026 sets have already sold out, making it a prudent time to buy now. The article concludes by providing links to various options for those looking to purchase a Lego Advent Calendar.

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