Every year, LEGO continues to impress with innovative twists on their beloved advent calendars, particularly those themed around popular franchises like Harry Potter and Star Wars. For avid collectors, the excitement of acquiring a new countdown set is a cherished tradition, and this year is no exception. Six new LEGO advent calendars are set to be released on September 1, with pre-orders currently available.
While it may seem early to consider advent calendars in August, past experiences have taught many collectors the importance of acting quickly. Waiting until November often results in backordered sets, leaving enthusiasts disappointed. Although these calendars are designed for ages 6 and up, they attract a significant adult collector base, especially for the Star Wars editions, which feature exclusive holiday minifigures.
‘Star Wars’ Advent Calendar
Price: .99 at LEGO
This year’s Star Wars set features delightful characters such as BB-8 as a snowman and a Jawa sporting a festive holiday sweater. With 24 days of builds, collectors can enjoy opening a numbered section each day throughout December, culminating in Christmas. Each calendar box flips open, allowing for a colorful cardboard backdrop to display the new creations. This thoughtful design helps keep pieces organized, particularly for younger builders, ensuring that no one accidentally steps on a stray LEGO brick.
‘Harry Potter’ Advent Calendar
Price: .99 at LEGO
‘Minecraft’ Advent Calendar
Price: .99 at LEGO
Friends Advent Calendar
Price: .99 at LEGO
‘City’ Advent Calendar
Price: .99 at LEGO
‘Frozen’ Advent Calendar
Price: .99 at LEGO
This year introduces a new franchise with the Minecraft advent calendar, featuring characters like Alex, Steve, a Creeper, a zombie, and a Santa villager. Additionally, while LEGO typically offers a general Disney Princess advent calendar, this year’s focus is on Frozen, showcasing five beloved characters: Elsa, Anna, Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven, along with a mini Arendelle Castle.
The LEGO Friends 2025 collection presents a holiday sleepover theme, while the City version embraces a traditional Christmas party atmosphere. The Harry Potter set is particularly enchanting, featuring magical beings, including an adorable Buckbeak, alongside eight minifigures dressed in holiday attire, such as Harry Potter, Cho Chang, Draco Malfoy, Cedric Diggory, and Luna Lovegood.
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