Star Wars Day this year is set to be a big one. Disney+ is scheduled to begin streaming Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker that same Monday, May 4 so you can binge-watch the entire series from start to finish. Of course, Disney isn't the only company getting in on the action on the big day. Plenty of Star Wars deals will be popping up at retailers across the internet, though LEGO's sale begins today to kick things off early.
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You don't want to miss LEGO's Star Wars Day deals. Beginning May 1 this year, there's an exclusive LEGO Star Wars set that you won't be able to buy anywhere else: the Death Star II Battle building kit. The set comes free with any LEGO Star Wars purchase totaling $75 or more, but only during the event. That means you only have from until May 4 to snag this set.
During Star Wars Day, LEGO VIP shoppers will earn 2X VIP points on any LEGO Star Wars sets purchased. VIP points can be used like cash once you've earned enough, and since it's free to become a VIP member, there's really no reason why you shouldn't take advantage of the service.
Even more LEGO Star Wars sets are being made available for sale and for pre-order in celebration of the event. The Ultimate Collector's Series just received a new entry: the A-wing Starfighter kit priced at $199.99. There's also a new buildable helmet series that lets you piece together the helmets of characters such as a Stormtrooper or TIE Fighter; Boba Fett's helmet is already sold out.
While you're checking out the latest Star Wars Day offers at LEGO, you can also place pre-orders for two new LEGO Star Wars sets, The Mandalorian & the Child buildable figures 2-pack and The Razor Crest building kit, which are set for release in August and September respectively.
May the deals be with you
LEGO Star Wars Day deals
LEGO's Star Wars Day event begins May 1 and runs through May 4. Spend $75 or more to score a free, exclusive LEGO Star Wars set you won't find anywhere else. The new A-wing Starfighter UCS building kit might just be the perfect way to snag it.
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