Zavvi LEGO deals – huge discounts on retiring sets
The latest Zavvi LEGO deals include a large number of LEGO sets that are due to retire by the end of 2022 – potentially available with huge discounts for the last time.
Each year brings a host of new LEGO sets for us to enjoy building and rebuilding. Of course, the flip side of that is other sets must be discontinued to make room for them. A total of 37 retiring LEGO sets are included in Zavvi’s range of discounted sets, making now the perfect time to pick them up.
To help you in your shopping, we’ve put together this list of all the retiring sets currently discounted on the Zavvi site. It includes the name and price for each one, as well as how much of a saving you’re making in each instance.
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There’s some nice stuff from the current LEGO lineup here. 75315 Imperial Light Cruiser is a large, imposing Imperial spaceship and includes a number of rare or exclusive characters. 10282 Adidas Originals Superstar takes a slightly different tack, recreating an iconic slice of footwear history in LEGO form. If you’re looking for something off the beaten track, this set might be the choice to make.
76183 Batman Batcave: The Riddler Face-off is another set to check out. While the Batcave isn’t exactly rare subject matter in LEGO form, this one’s location in an abandoned railway station lends it a unique personality. It also comes with several of the key characters from the movie including Batman, Selina Kyle, Alfred, Lieutenant Gordon and the Riddler himself.
If you’re a Friends fan (the sitcom, not the LEGO range) 21319 Central Perk is another must-have. This set includes the entire core cast of the show and a loving recreation of the New York coffee shop, along with multiple references to the show itself.
Standard delivery costs from Zavvi are £1.99 for every order. However, you can use our exclusive code LEGOBF before midnight on Monday March 28 to claim free UK delivery. If you’d like to get your order sooner, you can spend £5.99 for next-day delivery – which, given these discounts, may be a more attractive prospect than usual. Postage to the US, meanwhile, costs as little as £3.99.
Whatever you choose, it’s a good idea to get your orders in sooner rather than later. If you’re curious about which other LEGO sets are retiring this year, check out our March update of LEGO sets retiring in 2022.
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