In a recent study, retailer Toyzone has worked out which countries are the most – and least – expensive places to buy LEGO sets.
Toyzone looked at eight popular LEGO sets across a number of themes to establish where in the world is the best place to shop when you're looking for a good deal. The retailer worked out how much it would cost to buy each of the eight sets, made an average of the prices, and then compared the results between countries. The sets analysed were:
- 10696 Medium Creative Brick Box
- Harry Potter 71043 Hogwarts Castle
- Super Mario 71374 Nintendo Entertainment System
- 71040 The Disney Castle
- Marvel 76178 Daily Bugle
- Star Wars 75288 AT-AT
- NINJAGO 71741 City Gardens
- 21056 Taj Mahal
Based on Toyzone's study, the cheapest country in the world to buy LEGO is Belgium, where the average price of the eight sets was $269. By comparison, the most expensive place to buy LEGO sets is in Argentina, where a set costs $2,270 on average.
Denmark, the birthplace of the LEGO Group, is the second cheapest place in Europe to shop. This also means you could squeeze in a trip to the LEGO Group's Billunnd Campus while you're there. It's also the fourth cheapest place in the world at $287, making it well worth the trip.
You can see the full study here and work out where your country ranks – as well as where you might need to book an upcoming holiday to nab a good deal on LEGO sets in 2023.
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