The best LEGO Star Wars May the 4th deals from around the web

May the 4th is officially here and retailers across the web are celebrating with enough LEGO Star Wars deals to sate us all.

Nothing says ‘May the 4th be with you’ like a good LEGO Star Wars deal and there’s a massive amount to choose from. Whether you’re working with a mighty or mild LEGO budget, there’s certain to be a discount for you in the biggest Star Wars LEGO shopping day of the year.

We’ve rounded up some of the most tempting LEGO Star Wars deals from across the web, ranging from discounts on LEGO.com and Amazon to smaller retailers you shouldn’t overlook.

The best of LEGO.com May the 4th deals

Kicking off with LEGO.com, the LEGO Group has expanded its sale beyond only LEGO Insiders – but those deals end tomorrow. While some other third-party retailers can match or even improve on the prices on LEGO.com, you can boost your Insiders points balance and still earn GWPs by shopping at LEGO.com.

For example, snagging 75192 Millennium Falcon at 15% off will also earn you 40765 Kamino Training Facility and 30708 Millennium Falcon Mini-Build in one fell swoop, while also saving you £110 on the RRP of the iconic UCS set.

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The best of Disney Store’s May the 4th deals

Disney Store’s May the 4th deals also end tomorrow on May 5, so now is the last chance to pick up the biggest discounts of the weekend on the biggest LEGO Star Wars sets on the market. You can save well over £100 on three mighty Ultimate Collector Series sets by clicking through the deal cars below – plus much more, which you can browse on Disney Store.

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The best of Amazon’s May the 4th deals

Also in the UK, Amazon has discounted almost all of the LEGO Star Wars sets they have in stock, aside from the more recent releases. That includes some mid-sized ship sets, like 75382 TIE Interceptor and 75394 Imperial Star Destroyer. Both don’t take up too much space on the shelf but offer an imposing display piece – and both are now 15% off at Amazon. That’s really just the tip of the iceberg, so click straight through to browse the full range.

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The best of Brick Deals’ May the 4th deals

As well as a blanket 20% off all LEGO Star Wars foil packs and polybags, a premade bundle that saves you 20% on Mandalorian sets, and 20% off when you buy three or more LEGO Star Wars sets at Brick Deals, the deal you really want to know about at the retailer is 20% off 75407 Star Wars Logo. Just a few days after its release, you can save over £10 on the display-ready piece, the best price we’ve seen on it so far.

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The best of Jedinet’s May the 4th deals

For the intrepid collector, you can save 20% on all LEGO Star Wars minifigures at Jedinet. That includes some choice examples, including the most detailed Ahsoka minifigure ever – and much more besides.

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The best of Walmart’s May the 4th deals

Last but certainly not least, something just for the Americans, Walmart also has some tempting offers on dozens of LEGO Star Wars sets. We’ve picked out some of the highlights below, or click straight through to browse for yourself.

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Rachael Davies

I write about all the very best fandoms – and that means LEGO, of course. Spending so much time looking at and talking about LEGO sets is dangerous for my bank balance, but the LEGO shelves are thriving. You win some, you lose some.

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