LEGO Holiday Promotions 2025 Keep on Coming!

With just two weeks left in the year, there's still time to take advantage of some of the last LEGO holiday promotions of 2025 - and get your sets in time for the festive break if you beat the last LEGO delivery dates before Christmas.

When is the last Christmas delivery date for LEGO?

If you're ordering online from LEGO.com, the last Christmas delivery date is Friday December 19th for standard shipping, with Christmas Day the following Thursday, December 25th.

You can check LEGO.com for the cut-off time. For customers in the UK, you need to place your order before 8pm on December 19th for it to arrive by standard delivery.

There's free standard delivery on orders over $35. Alternatively, if you pay the extra for express delivery, you can place your order as late as Tuesday, December 23rd - although that's cutting it a bit fine!

LEGO Creator Celebration Series: Gingerbread Train Ornament GWP (40777)

You might want to place your order earlier to get your hands on a cute and seasonal LEGO Gift With Purchase (GWP).

LEGO Creator Celebration Series: Gingerbread Train Ornament (40777) has a retail value of $14.99 and is free with orders of $75 or more until Tuesday December 16th.

That's a great deal by normal LEGO GWP standards. You'd usually need to spend well over $100 to get a LEGO free gift of this value.

Price: Free GWP with orders over $75 (usually $14.99)

Age: 8+

Pieces: 190

Size: 10 x 12 x 6cm (H x L x W)

Offer Ends: Tuesday December 16th 2025

With nearly 200 pieces, this is a fun bonus build suitable for younger builders. It makes a great mantelpiece ornament for Christmas, but the turning wheels mean it doubles as a toy.

The completed model features a 'gingerbread' steam locomotive with decorative icing and candy elements, plus a cherry-topped ice cream cone of 'steam' coming from its funnel.

It's been a great year for LEGO gingerbread sets. This train would make an excellent companion to LEGO Festive Gingerbread House (40809) or even LEGO Star Wars Gingerbread AT-AT Walker (40806), which both have the same aesthetic.

Looking for last-minute LEGO gifts?

If you're still shopping for last-minute LEGO gifts, here are three iconic options from the line-up of LEGO Christmas 2025 sets...

LEGO Icons Poinsettia (10370)

A beautiful LEGO Botanicals set that's perfect for this time of year, LEGO Icons Poinsettia (10370) is available now for $49.99 and comes with 608 pieces.

It's a fairly easy build despite the 18+ age rating, and it assembles to create a seasonal display of Poinsettia blooms in a pot.

These brick-built flowers won't need watering - and if you pop them in our Poinsettia Display Case for LEGO 10370, they'll hardly need dusting either!

LEGO Icons Holiday Express Train (10361)

The big bro to the LEGO Gingerbread Train Ornament GWP, this 956-piece set creates a four-carriage train measuring 49 x 7 x 13cm (L x W x H).

LEGO Icons Holiday Express Train (10361) costs $129.99 and is again aimed at ages 18 and over. With it, you get four LEGO Minifigures and a world-first 3D printed miniature train element.

This is 2025's addition to the LEGO Winter Village - a departure from the usual Alpine lodges and Santa Claus workshops. Find out more about LEGO Winter Village historic sets.

LEGO Up-Scaled Santa Minifigure (40820)

Standing nearly a foot tall (27cm), this LEGO Up-Scaled Santa Minifigure (40820) sets the scene for some outsized fun! He costs $54.99 and is suitable for ages 10 and above, so younger family members can be involved in his assembly.

With 761 pieces, there's some good mileage in this build, and fans are already asking for an Up-Scaled Mrs Claus and an Up-Scaled Elf to come in future years!

If you're making not-so-little Saint Brick a family heirloom for future Christmases, pick up the iDisplayit Up-Scaled LEGO Minifigure Display Case, which is roomy enough to make full use of Up-Scaled Santa's posable arms.

Have you bought everything on your wish list this year - or is there still time for some last-minute LEGO 2025 holiday promotions?