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Autumn is just around the corner, so it’s time to get ready for the upcoming holiday season. Luckily, there’s still plenty of time to grab an Advent calendar for December. But why not get a (super early!) head start this time? And if you and your kids are as much of a LEGO fan as we are, you have to check out these new Advent calendars. LEGO Advent calendars with fun LEGO minifigures from the world of Harry PotterSpider-Man and of course good old Santa Claus himself have just been released and are currently available for pre-order.
This selection is only available in stores now. We guarantee that these advent calendars will sell out quickly, so we recommend ordering them in advance. If you’re having trouble narrowing down the selection, why not grab more than one? After all, who says you can’t open multiple advent calendars a day?
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A little history on the Advent calendars we know and love today: The actual tradition dates back to the mid-19th century, when German Protestants made chalk marks or lit candles every day to count down the days until Christmas. Gerhard Lang is credited with printing the first version of the “modern” Advent calendar around 1900, and Dwight D. Eisenhower helped popularize them in the United States during his presidency when he was photographed opening an Advent calendar with his grandchildren.
Of course, kids back then couldn’t open anything as cool as a LEGO Advent calendar – but our kids can, so we’re thrilled that these are now available. They’re already on Amazon’s bestseller lists, so grab one (or more!) before they sell out – because they tend to go fast.
An Advent calendar that our children will love And There won’t be a sugar rush afterwards? Sign. We. High. Best of all, they can all be combined with the LEGO sets your child already owns, opening up a new world of play possibilities!
LEGO Advent Calendar 2024
LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Advent Calendar 2024
This absolutely awesome LEGO Marvel Spider-Man 2024 Advent Calendar includes minifigures like Spider-Man, the Green Goblin, Miles Morales and Venom. We love Gwen Stacy and her matching drum kit. The whole family can have fun creating action-packed scenes before the holidays. We love that it contains 24 days of surprise treats!
LEGO Advent Calendar 2024
LEGO Star Wars Advent Calendar 2024
Honestly, the LEGO Advent Calendar offer would not be complete without a brand new star Wars Set. This year’s set includes fan favorites Luke and Leia (both in formal attire), as well as Ahsoka, a 501st Class Clone Trooper, a Praetorian Guard, and a Super Battle Droid.
LEGO Advent Calendar 2024
LEGO Disney Advent Calendar 2024
Count down the days until the holidays with this adorable LEGO Advent calendar featuring Elsa, Moana, Tiana, Ariel and Mirabel! Not only do you get these minifigures, but you can also collect bricks to build Ariel’s palace, Moana’s boat and more.
LEGO Advent Calendar 2024
LEGO Harry Potter Advent Calendar 2024
Even Muggles will feel magical opening a door of this LEGO Harry Potter Advent Calendar each day! This Advent Calendar includes 8 LEGO minifigures, including Harry, Cho Chang, Draco Malfoy, Susan Bones, Albus Dumbledore and a Hedwig figure. It even includes 16 mini-builds with festive pieces and collectable Hogwarts portraits to really set the stage.
LEGO Advent Calendar 2024
LEGO City Advent Calendar 2024
The festive and fun LEGO City Advent Calendar 2024 includes Santa Claus, Mrs Claus and many other fun characters in their most festive outfits – and of course lots of cool accessories. The back of the box folds up and doubles as a play mat for the snowy city. So much fun!
LEGO Advent Calendar 2024
LEGO Friends Advent Calendar 2024
Nothing beats a snowy Christmas at home, and this LEGO Friends Advent Calendar 2024 captures that perfectly. This set comes with loads of festive accessories, including a letter to send to Santa, cookies to bake, a tree and snow castles. All the pieces come together at the end of the month (or, you know, when your kid opens all the doors by December 5th) to create a cozy Christmas at home with the family.
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