Last chance for LEGO double VIP points in 2022
Today is your last chance to earn double VIP points across absolutely everything at LEGO.com in 2022, from brand new releases to discounted sets.
Equivalent to 10% cashback in points to spend on more LEGO and exclusive VIP rewards, double VIP points is one of the best offers you’ll find shopping at LEGO.com and in LEGO Stores. And it also stacks with the remaining gifts-with-purchase currently available online, including 30584 Winter Holiday Train in the UK and Europe and 5007622 Fleece Blanket worldwide.
Check out all of this month’s remaining gifts-with-purchase in the table below, but note that availability will still vary by region. (40579 Eiffel’s Apartment has sold out in the UK and Europe, for instance.)
| LEGO gift-with-purchase | Required spend/set | Availability period |
|---|---|---|
| 40579 Eiffel’s Apartment | 10307 Eiffel Tower | November 29 to December 31 |
| 40512 Fun and Funky VIP Add-on Pack | £50 / $50 / €50 | November 29 to December 31 |
| 30584 Winter Holiday Train | £40 / $40 / €40 | December 1 to 24 |
| 5007622 Fleece Blanket | £200 / $200 / €200 | December 1 to 31 |
Double LEGO VIP points is available through the end of play December 13, after which time you’ll be looking at the standard 5% cashback on all but two sets. 76403 The Ministry of Magic and 10975 Wild Animals of the World are both available with double VIP points through the end of the month, but this is your very last chance to earn on the biggest and best LEGO sets before the year’s out.
Those include the likes of 10305 Lion Knights’ Castle (which will return £34.50 / $40 / €40 in VIP points), 10307 Eiffel Tower (£55 / $63 / €63 in VIP points) and 75331 The Razor Crest (£52 / $60 / €60 in VIP points). If you’re looking to splash out on a big set for the holidays, now’s the time to take the plunge. There are also still plenty of sets on sale online, including 21337 Table Football (already 30% off!).
Based on previous years, the next site-wide double VIP event will likely roll around in early spring, but don’t take that as gospel: the LEGO Group has been known to mix things up from time to time.
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