Nuremberg Toy Fair won’t be showing us any LEGO sets this year

The Nuremberg Toy Fair 2021 has been cancelled altogether due to the pandemic, after being postponed to the summer at the beginning of the year.

Usually taking place in January, the Nuremberg Toy Fair will now take place from February 2 to February 6 2022. This follows the same pattern as both New York and UK Toy Fair for 2021, which were also cancelled. Next year, the Nuremberg Toy Fair will combine the physical effect with virtual features for the first time, to boost participation for everyone involved.

“We initially received good feedback on the Summer Edition from both exhibitors and trade visitors,” said Ernst Kick, CEO of International Toy Fair. “For the last few weeks, however, the disappointingly slow improvement in the pandemic has been causing uncertainty in the industry. For us, the health of everyone involved still takes precedence.”

The LEGO Group usually uses these toy fairs to announce its upcoming sets for the year ahead. The Nuremberg Toy Fair is usually where we would get clearer descriptions of what is to come, as well as some sneak peeks through occasional pictures. It might be that the LEGO Group will hint at what is to come in some other way. We will of course keep you updated on anything that we see or hear.

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Rachael Davies
I am a freelance journalist based in Edinburgh, writing about all things nerdy, from Star Wars and Marvel through to LEGO flowers and Gundam. When I’m not writing, you’ll likely find me trying to stop my two pet rabbits from chewing everything I own, meaning I essentially work two full-time jobs at once.

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Rachael Davies

I am a freelance journalist based in Edinburgh, writing about all things nerdy, from Star Wars and Marvel through to LEGO flowers and Gundam. When I’m not writing, you’ll likely find me trying to stop my two pet rabbits from chewing everything I own, meaning I essentially work two full-time jobs at once.

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