This year’s LEGO Disney Advent Calendar is focused on the world of “Frozen” with 24 builds for each day of December leading up to Christmas. 

Some of the builds include figures of Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven. There are also two LEGO Disney kitten characters, a mini Arendelle Castle, an ice crystal tree, seesaw, gingerbread house, Sir Jorgenbjorgen, a fireplace with stockings and a wreath, presents, Olaf’s sleigh (which Sven can be attached to), a wreath with candles, a micro bell and letter, and an ice table.

The LEGO Disney Advent calendar box also converts to a game board with a buildable spinner.

This set comes with buildable figures of Lucky and Penny, plus a brick-built bone and a small TV “playing” Thunderbolt. The puppies have movable heads, legs, and tails, and can be posed.

The castle comes with figures of Ariel, Rapunzel, Mulan, Jasmine, and Moana; as well as their animal sidekicks Flounder, Pascal, Rajah, Pua, and the first-ever LEGO Mushu.

It also includes a collection of accessories like a dinglehopper, hairbrush, and surfboard.

Functions include a launching bow, waterfall tunnel, removable furniture, and more.

Create your own Pixar Pals parade with an engine plus two floats and a car. The train engine and floats are detachable. One float is shaped like Buzz Lightyear’s spaceship while the other has a seesaw.

The set comes with minifigures of Woody, Jessie, Bo Peep, and Buzz Lightyear. The RC car can fit Buzz’s rocket on the back.

Doc’s Garage doesn’t come with Doc but it does include a Lightning McQueen car and car wash, plus lots of accessories, including a wrench and flexible water hose.

The garage has a swinging door, and there’s storage with a hinged cabinet door for his tools.

Cruella de Vil’s iconic coupe uses a classic LEGO car construction model and comes with a Cruella De Vil minifigure and one Dalmatian.

The car has doors that open and the roof is removable. The wheels turn, and the car can be steered using the spare tire.

Minnie’s Pet Hotel is based on the latest Bow-toons shorts of the same name. It comes with figures of Minnie Mouse and Daisy Duck, plus Figaro, Creampuff, and Mama Bunny. The hotel is two levels with a play kitchen, a slide, and a detachable bunny hut. There’s a seesaw included, as well as a car with an attachable trailer.

While not a buildalbe set, a new LEGO Disney Stitch minifigure keychain is available. The figure is not detachable from the metal ring and chain. (At least, not detachable without permanently damaging the keychain.)

This DUPLO set comes with figures of Elsa, Anna, Marshmallow, Baby Sven, and Olaf. The castle has a hinged door and comes with accessories for Sven like a feeding trough and brush. Anna and Elsa’s skirts are actual fabric. The set also includes a multicolored light bright (batteries included) to emulate the Northern Lights.

The Luxo Jr. set is now available after a pre-order period. Luxo Jr. is fully articulated for bouncing, hopping, and rotating movements.

The Pixar Ball has Easter eggs for movies like “Up,” “The Incredibles,” “Ratatouille,” “Monsters, Inc.,” “Toy Story,” and “Finding Nemo.” When the rounded plates from the sides are removed, they can become a base so Luxo Jr. can appear to jump on the ball and deflate it.

This year’s “Star Wars” Advent Calendar is droid-centric. It features a figure of Babu Frik and builds to construct his workshop. There’s a Jawa wearing a holiday sweater.

It also includes the following droid figures: C-3PO, R7-A7, BD-72, a Scrap Battle Droid, BB-8 (Snowman), a Super Battle Droid, a Pit Droid, a Gonk Droid, a Buzz Droid, a Medical Droid (Holiday), B2EMO, a Treadwell Droid, a Mouse Droid (Holiday) and a Probe Droid.

For Babu Frik’s workshop, there is a workbench, a chair, a tool rack, shelves, a box of extra droid parts, a crane, and a bucket. There’s also a buildable Jawa vehicle and a Christmas tree.

This battle pack includes troopers from “Star Wars: Ahsoka.” There are two Death Troopers and two Night Troopers. All four Troopers come with a helmet and blaster. The dropship can fit the four Troopers in the back, plus there’s room in the cockpit. There are clips for the blasters inside the ship, which also has two stud shooters.

In the first-ever Microfighter of a Jedi Starfighter, this set has a minifigure of Plo Koon (with a blue Lightsaber).

The cockpit has room for Koon, while his Lightsaber can be attached to the bottom of the ship. It includes R7-D4’s head (no body included) to attach to the fuselage as if he is seated in the ship.

Both the minifigure and buildable mech come with their own double-bladed red Lightsabers in appropriate sizes.

When the Darth Maul minifigure is piloting the mech, his Lightsaber attaches to the back. The mech has posable hands, arms, legs, and feet. The set also comes with a probe droid.

The brick-built Battle Droid figure can be posed in various ways and includes a brick-built blaster to attach to its back or held in its hands. The set includes a display stand to keep the STAP speeder upright with a built-in information plaque.

This set builds three separate buildings: Miles Morales’s apartment with a jewelry store underneath, the Oscorp building, and Venom’s apartment with a convenience store below. Put together, they make a street corner. The included minifigures are Spider-Man, Spider-Woman, Miles Morales with his motorbike, Eddie Brock, Ghost-Spider, Norman Osborn, Kraven the Hunter, and Green Goblin with his glider.

With this set, build two LEGO mechs: the Iron Patriot MK2 with four stud shooters and a Chitauri gorilla. Also included are minifigures of Thor with Stormbreaker, Rocket with a large stud shooter, and four Chitauri, two of which have golden stud shooters.

There are two Chitauri jet scooters and a small environment for the Thord minifig, where spare shooter studs can be stored.

Iron Man and War Machine face off against a pair of Hammer Drones in this set. The Iron Man minifigure has blue hand and feet blasters, and laser beam weapons. The War Machine minifigure has red hand and feet blasters, and a stud shooter.

The Hammer Drones are fully-jointed. The green drone has a spring shooter on its shoulder. The blue one has a push shooter on each shoulder.

The Captain America and Thanos minifigs each have their own ship. Cap pilots a Quinjet featuring two shooters and an opening cockpit. He carries his shield while Thanos has his golden helmet. Thanos’ ship is inspired by the Infinity Gauntlet with moving “fingers” and a missile launcher. A separate build features a cosmic stone. 

This bust is inspired by “Iron Man 3.” It has a solid base with a printed nameplate and a removable Iron Man minifigure. The bust has two adjustable flaps on the back, two retractable shoulder cannons, and a rotating head.

This is the first-ever LEGO Fantastic Four set, featuring the family as depicted in the upcoming MCU film battling Galactus. The four minifigures are Mr. Fantastic including extendable legs; Human Torch with two hand blasters and flame elements for his feet, plus a transparent support allowing him to “fly”; Invisible Woman with two force shields; and The Thing with large hands.

Human Torch’s flying stand attaches to the back of Galactus, who is a fully jointed construction figure that stands over 11 inches tall.

The Miles Morales’ Mask sits on a sturdy stand incorporating a nameplate. It stands over 7.5 inches tall when built.

Build the Krusty Burger, Homer’s clown car, and a pole sign for the restaurant. The minifigures who populate the scene are Homer, Bart, Lisa, Farmer Krusty, Sideshow Bob, Squeaky Voiced Teen, and Officer Lou.

The detailed Krusty Burger restaurant build includes a kitchen with an ice cream machine, deep fryer and Buzz Cola dispenser; a 7-seat dining area with a condiment station, ball pit, and counter with cash registers and an overhead menu; and a restroom with a toilet, sink, broken mirror, and hand dryer.