LEGO City Advent Calendar Is Hard to Spot on Amazon, but It's Selling for Just Pennies Until Midnight - Kotaku

"December feels forever away but here's the thing: LEGO drops its Advent calendars in September for a reason. And if you've ever waited until November, you already know the truth: by then, the deals are gone, the stock's low and you're stuck paying full price. But right now, the LEGO City Advent Calendar 2025 (the most loved one in the lineup) is hiding on Amazon at an all-time low of just $25, down from $34.99, and it's available for everyone, Prime or not,"

"This isn't just a calendar: It's 24 bursts of joy, one door per day. Your kid (or you?) gets to open a fresh surprise every morning-mini builds, fun accessories, and adorable mini-figures-all the way through to Christmas. And what about the mini-figs: Santa and Mrs. Claus are on the job, along with laugh-out-loud hilarious characters of Santa in a reindeer costume, Mrs. Claus as a polar bear, and even Mrs. Claus as a walking Christmas tree."

"The great part? It's made for kids 5 and up and each little build has simple instructions tucked just behind the door. No frustration, no confusing instructions - just the happy "aha!" moment when they click the pieces into place. And the pièce de résistance: the calendar flips open into a big playmat. One minute it's a countdown, the next it's a winter wonderland holiday party scene where all the figures come to life. Kids can mix and match their other LEGO City sets, build wacky scenarios and play for hours."

LEGO City Advent Calendar 2025 is available on Amazon for $25, reduced from $34.99, for a limited time. The calendar contains 24 surprises — mini-builds, accessories, and mini-figures — revealed one door per day through Christmas. Featured mini-figures include Santa, Mrs. Claus, and playful variants like Santa in a reindeer costume and Mrs. Claus as a walking Christmas tree. Designed for ages 5+, each build includes simple instructions behind the doors to minimize frustration. The calendar folds open into a playmat that creates a winter scene for extended imaginative play and integration with other LEGO City sets. The sale is a deeper-than-usual discount outside major events.

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