Last chance for double VIP points at LEGO.com
Today is your last chance to score double VIP points across absolutely everything at LEGO.com and in LEGO Stores in the UK and Europe.
The current double VIP points event ends at presumably 11.59pm local time tonight, after which all the new March sets will launch – but you’ll only get the usual 5% return in points. Until then, you can snag up to 10% back in cashback to spend on future purchases site-wide, which makes it the best time to buy all those exclusive sets that won’t be discounted elsewhere.
While some of those are currently sold out, including 10294 Titanic, 76178 Daily Bugle and 76391 Hogwarts Icons Collectors’ Edition, there’s plenty still available across the site that’s worth a slice of your LEGO budget. 2020’s flagship Harry Potter set 75978 Diagon Alley is in stock and will ship immediately, for instance, bagging you £35 / €40 of VIP points in the process.
10276 Colosseum will net you an even higher return, meanwhile, at £44 / €50 in points back. Alternatively, it’s perhaps the best opportunity yet to pick up the newly-released 21332 The Globe, which only launched at the beginning of this month, or the similarly recent 10297 Boutique Hotel. Either of those sets will shore up a healthy £17.50 / €20 in VIP points.
If you’re after more suggestions for what to buy, check out our picks across the lists below.
• Seven retiring LEGO sets to buy on double VIP points
• Five of the biggest LEGO sets to get with double VIP points
• Six LEGO Star Wars to get with double VIP points
Remember, you’ve only got until the end of today to make the most of the current double VIP points event in the UK and Europe. The next US promo will kick off on March 12, which means it should be valid concurrently with 40530 Jane Goodall Tribute – provided that gift-with-purchase is still in stock by then.
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