LEGO has an extensive range of products and some are more popular with consumers than others, as such the company removes certain sets from time to time. The company has announced that it is retiring some of the Nintendo collaborated LEGO sets from sale. Here’s a list of the sets which are being retired in both the United Kingdom and the United States:
UK LEGO sets retiring soon:
- Nintendo Entertainment System – £229.99
- Atari 2600 – £209.99
- Rambi the Rhino Expansion Set – £6.29
- Dixie Kong’s Jungle Jam Expansion Set – £14.69
- Diddy Kong’s Mine Cart Ride Expansion Set – £66.49
- Peach’s Castle Expansion Set – £80.49
- Peach’s Garden Balloon Ride Expansion Set – £31.49
- The Iron Golem Fortress – £94.99
- Sonic the Hedgehog – Green Hill Zone – £69.99
- The Deep Dark Battle – £59.99
- Yoshis’ Egg-cellent Forest Expansion Set – £8.99
- The Swamp Adventure – £8.99
- Penguin Family Snow Adventure Expansion Set – £17.99
- The Frozen Peaks – £29.99
- The Axolotl House – £20.99
- The Panda Haven – £44.99
- Larry’s and Morton’s Airships Expansion Set – £74.99
- Nabbit at Toad’s Shop Expansion Set – £17.99
- Tails’ Workshop and Tornado Plane – £37.99
- Donkey Kong’s Tree House Expansion Set – £57.99
- The Pumpkin Farm – £31.99
- Dry Bowser Castle Battle Expansion Set – £94.99
- Picnic at Mario’s House Expansion Set – £31.99
- The End Arena – £19.99
- The Mushroom House – £17.99
- The “Abandoned” Mine – £19.99
- The Animal Sanctuary – £17.99
- Sonic’s Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge – £94.99
- Dorrie’s Sunken Shipwreck Adventure Expansion Set – £39.99
- Sonic vs. Dr Eggman’s Death Egg Robot – £57.99
- Amy’s Animal Rescue Island – £46.99
- The Devourer Showdown – £39.99
- Sonic’s Speed Sphere Challenge – £24.99
- The Crafting Box 4.0 – £64.99
- The Bee Cottage – £17.99
US LEGO sets retiring soon:
- Peach’s Castle Expansion Set – $103.99
- Diddy Kong’s Mine Cart Ride Expansion Set – $87.99
US hard to find LEGO sets:
- Nintendo Entertainment System – $269.99
- Super Mario 64 Question Mark Block – $159.99
Thanks to Edward B and Greatsong1 for sending in the news tip!
Always wanted the Nintendo Entertainment Lego set, but not for that price.
I saw a news story about LEGO NES retiring for £229 in the UK and Atari. I immediately ordered an NES and built it in an evening: Mario runs across the screen with perfect animation, and nostalgia overwhelms me, especially the retro joystick. I also bought Rambi and Dixie for the DK. To quickly formalize online orders and download instructions without interruption, I called Zentro customer service https://www.pissedconsumer.com/company/zentro/customer-service.html – they fixed my WiFi remotely in minutes. The internet is flying, delivery is on its way, and my collection is growing happily.