LEGO Sets So Epic, Kids Won't Want To... LE'GO

Jump right into the magical world of Disney and create the set based on the movie Raya and the Last Dragon. This 610-piece lego set features a palace with six rooms and two towers, where kids can have imaginative play with Raya, Namaar, and Tuk Tuk. 

Spend a couple of hours (days?!) building this 1,023-piece set to create the heroic Mandalorian from Star Wars. Once built, kids get to enjoy imaginative play with Greef Karga, Scout Trooper, and the Child.

Take the opportunity to talk about American history, architecture, and design while building this 1,685-piece Statue of Liberty with your child. The iconic Lady Liberty can live on a shelf display, while your family takes great pride in completing what is surely an awesome building experience.  

This 962-piece LEGO set lets advanced builders put together a ship in a bottle. Also known as “what I saw on grandpa’s shelf once” features a cork and wax seal, ship with captain’s quarters, cannons, a mast, a crow’s nest, and a display case. Highly recommend you don’t put a message inside and throw it in the ocean.

Some kids want to play with a princess castle, and others want to build a 6020-piece(!) Harry Potter castle. This Hogwarts replica comes complete with four Harry Potter figures, 27 microfigures, the Chamber of Secrets, the Whomping Willow, and many more. With a full cast and set, kids can enjoy hours of imaginative play. 

For the child with a love for all-things space exploration, this multi-stage rocket and launch tower is the perfect buy. The 837-piece set comes with two astronauts, two scientists, launch director, ground crew technician, plus telescope, and a rover with a launchpad. This is the kind of “going off into space” we moms don’t mind!

Speaking from personal experience, this Bugatti Chiron is an incredible activity to do with your car-loving child. The 3,599 pieces come together to create the quintessential collectible sports car that can actually be played with. It featured an active rear wing, 8-speed gearbox, steering wheel, spoked rims, and a suspension you can see and operate.  

The best part of this 1,260-piece LEGO set (and any 3-in-1, really) is that you can choose one of the three different designs to put together. Theoretically, you could then also take the finished product, break it apart, and create another design. And then do that a third time. Kids can choose from the classic pirate ship, rustic Pirates’ Inn, and mysterious Skull Island. Yay, parenting hacks! 

Build the Avengers Ultimate Quinjet with all 838 pieces. The set includes Black Widow, Hawkeye, Rocket, Thor, and two Chitauri. The Quinet opens to expose a cockpit, passenger compartment, and a variety of shooters. 

This action-packed LEGO set is a great way for construction fans to be able to handle a crane, and being able to see how it works from a new perspective. Kids can steer the truck, put out the outriggers, raise the boom, and hoist the concrete pillar. They’ll learn about engineering and movement as they build the 1,292-piece set.

Spend quality time building the LEGO version of the iconic Batmobile from the 1989 movie. The 3,306-piece set features a slide-open, dual minifigure cockpit, and two hidden machine guns with a pop-up function. 

This subset of LEGOs allow kids to recreate famous landmarks from around the world. The 565-piece San Francisco skyline set captures the essence of the city’s most iconic architectural marvels, like the Golden Gate Bridge to the Transamerica Pyramid. Included in the set is the famous “painted ladies” buildings (Hello Full House!), Colt Tower, Fort Point, Alcatraz Island, and more.