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LEGO Day is celebrated every year on January 28, commemorating the date in 1958 when the patent for the interlocking LEGO brick design was filed. We’ve compiled a list of 15 Disney LEGO sets you may consider purchasing for the holiday.
Disney LEGO Sets
Recommended for Ages 1+
Mickey & Minnie Birthday Train – $29.99
Join Mickey and Minnie for their birthday with this three-section train. It also includes a birthday cake with candle and five stackable number bricks. There is also a guitar, flexible balloons, gifts, and a fabric dress for the Minnie Mouse figure. It only has 22 pieces which make it a great gift for a toddler.
Winnie the Pooh’s Birthday Party – $19.99
Little ones can join a party in the Hundred Acre Woods with Pooh, Tigger, and Piglet. Each character has a double-sided face with different expressions. There are gifts and a tree house to build as well.
Recommended for Ages 4+
Mini Arendelle Castle & Elsa’s Ice Palace – $49.99
Each of the two castles has opening front doors, bedrooms and stables for the characters, and balconies. Plus, there are loads of play starters, including Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Honeymaren, Olaf, The Nokk, Bruni, a baby reindeer and a Snowgie.
Toy Story Celebration Train & RC Car – $39.99
The Toy Story LEGO set has a western-inspired train engine, two floats, and a car. The floats have a seesaw and a spaceship. This buildable set has four characters: Woody, Jessie, Bo Peep and Buzz Lightyear.
Moana’s Island Fun – $19.99
Featuring a double-sided model inspired by Moana 2, this buildable playset has a waterfall slide with a hidden entrance. The house has rooms for the Moana and little sister Simea micro-doll figures, plus space for Pua. There’s a small boat and other story starters. Plus, the island can be locked with the key for portable play.
Recommended for Ages 6+
Princess Castle & Royal Pets – $129.99
The Princess Castle & Royal Pets playset features a castle with rooms for each princess, and it closes for display. There are accessories and functions, including a launching bow, waterfall tunnel, removable furniture and more. The buildable toy includes five minidoll characters: Ariel, Rapunzel, Mulan, Jasmine and Moana, plus five animal characters: Flounder, Pascal, Rajah, Pua and the first-ever Mushu character.
Kakamora Barge – $99.99
This building set features the big boat from Moana 2: a barge that includes a catapult, secret hiding spots, a treasure chest and a zipline. It splits into three smaller boats. Plus, there’s a double-hulled canoe with a hidden crate. Nine characters are included in this set: Moana, Maui, Heihei the chicken, Kotu (the Kakamora hero), and five more Kakamora.
The Aristocats Adorable Marie – $34.99
Create a poseable Marie from The Aristocats, along with a gift box with a removeable lid, blue brush, toy mouse, pink bow, and more. Pose Marie by turning her head, lifting one of her paws, having her sit down, move her tail, move her ears slightly, and wear the pink bow or remove it.
Recommended for Ages 9+
Lilo and Stitch Beach House – $89.99
Featuring a two-level beach house model, this Disney set has movie details and Easter eggs. There are two surfboards, Lilo’s doll Scrump, a record player, pickle jar, a brick-built spaceship, and five minifigures – David, Lilo, Mr. Bubbles, Nani and Stitch.
Carl, Russell, and Kevin – $24.99
The LEGO® BrickHeadz set of Carl, Russell, and Kevin set lets creators build BrickHeadz versions of these three Up characters. This 308-piece set makes a 3.5″ tall Carl, 3″ tall Russell, and a 5″ tall Kevin.
Recommended for Ages 12+
Mini Disney Castle – $39.99
Fans of Disney World’s Magic Kingdom can recreate Cinderella Castle, complete with pearlized golden tower tops, opalescent blue rooftop cones, and a vintage-style Mickey Mouse minifigure. This 567-piece building set measures over 8″ high, 5.5″ wide, and 5.5″ deep when assembled.
Recommended for Ages 18+
Captain Jack Sparrow’s Pirate Ship – $379.99
Will ship by January 29, 2026
Craft a detailed LEGO interpretation of Captain Jack Sparrow’s ship with masts, torn black sails and a crew of eight minifigures, including Jack Sparrow, Will Turner, Gibbs, Cotton, Anamaria, Marty, Elizabeth Swann and Hector Barbossa. The model pirate ship in this 2,862-piece building set measures over 25″ high, 25″ long, and 9″ wide.
Disney Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas – $199.99
Will ship by January 29, 2026
The set features connectible models of three Tim Burton’s The Nightmare Before Christmas locations – Spiral Hill, Jack Skellington’s house, and the Halloween Town Hall. Details include the walking bathtub, a chalkboard in Jack’s house with his formula for Christmas, and a lectern at the Town Hall where Jack gave his speech about Christmas. Minifigures include Jack Skellington, Sally, Santa Clause, Lock, Shock and Barrel minifigures, plus Zero the dog and a brick-built The Mayor figure with two faces.
Magic of Disney – $99.99
With Mickey Mouse in his sorcerer’s apprentice outfit at the center, this collectible model showcases many popular Disney characters and includes the first-ever LEGO minifigure of Belle from Beauty and the Beast with the enchanted rose. Other vignettes include Geppetto on a raft in Pinocchio, Lilo surfing in Lilo & Stitch, Simba atop Pride Rock in The Lion King, Bruno at Madrigal House in Encanto, the magic Brooms carrying water in Fantasia and Sebastian the crab and Flounder the fish in The Little Mermaid. This 1,103-piece LEGO model measures over 7.5″ high, 10.5″ wide, and 6.5″ deep.
Disney Pixar Luxo Jr. – $69.99
The Pixar lamp, called Luxo Jr., is an iconic part of Pixar history, and fans can recreate it with this 613-piece LEGO set. And, the Pixar Ball conceals hidden Easter eggs from classic Disney Pixar movies. It stands over 11″ tall and is fully articulated so builders can recreate the bouncing, hopping, and rotating movements.
LEGO also has sets featuring Star Wars, Marvel, and Bluey.
Are you purchasing any LEGO sets for LEGO Day on January 28? Let us know in the comments and on social media.
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