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The 2026 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar Is Discounted at Target After Amazon Sells Out

This year's lineup of LEGO Advent Calendars have started going out of stock ahead of Black Friday . Unsurprisingly, the Star Wars-themed calendar is one of the first to have completely disappeared from major retailers. One of the only places you can still buy the set is at Target, and somehow it's still being offered at a nice discount. If you've been hoping to pick up the 2026 version of this…

The 2026 LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar Is Discounted at Target After Amazon Sells Out

As LEGO's Advent Calendars for 2026 are selling out quickly, particularly the Star Wars-themed version, retailers are beginning to offer discounts. Target currently has the set in stock and is providing a discount, making it the best deal available online at the moment. Other major retailers like Barnes & Noble, Macy's, and Walmart also have the set in stock, but their prices are higher compared to Target.

Amazon, LEGO Store, and Best Buy are currently out of stock for this calendar. The LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar for 2026 is based on The Mandalorian and Grogu movie, featuring popular characters such as The Mandalorian, Grogu, Moff Gideon, Carson Teva, and a Jawa, all dressed in festive sweaters. The set includes 293 pieces, which is 30 more than the 2025 edition, and builds miniature versions of Mando's N-1 Starfighter, The Razor Crest, a Sandcrawler, and other iconic sets.

While most LEGO Advent Calendars will likely sell out before Black Friday, Target is still offering this discounted set, making it the last chance for a deal. Black Friday sales for LEGO are expected to start on November 19, with the official LEGO Store Black Friday sale launching on November 27 alongside the new Godzilla set.

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