Retiring Soon Round-Up: Which LEGO Sets Are Retiring in Summer 2026?

Discontinued LEGO sets can be a missed opportunity or a major investment, but either way, you might want to get your hands on some of the sets featured in our Retiring Soon Round-Up for July 2026.

Although it's subject to change, this is the shortlist of LEGO sets retiring in Summer 2026 as far as we know.

There are many more smaller sets from LEGO themes like City, Friends, NINJAGO and Technic that are also due to depart the shops this summer - we've chosen to focus on some of the biggest LEGO Exclusives, also known as D2C (Direct-to-Customer) sets.

LEGO Ideas Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon's Tale (21348)

Price: $359.99

Release Date: Available Now (Retiring July 2026)

Ages: 18+

Pieces: 3,745

LEGO Minifigures: 6

LEGO Insiders Points: 2,520

Size: 48 x 37 x 30 cm (H x W x D)

This highly rated set is an 18+ 'Adults Welcome' build, but customer reviews mention kids as young as 5 and 8 getting involved with assembly. Once it's finished, LEGO Ideas Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon's Tale (21348) is a family-friendly playable D&D dungeon.

You get a LOT in this LEGO D&D set, including:

• 6 LEGO Minifigures: Dragonborn Alax Jadescales, elf wizard, dwarf cleric, gnome fighter, orc rogue and innkeeper Merry Rumwell
• Alternate heads (except for Alax Jadescales) to customise your character's sex and expression
• Brick-built Cinderhowl the Red Dragon figure that wraps around the tower
• Monster figures, including beholder, displacer beast and owlbear
• Downloadable D&D campaign in collaboration with Wizards of the Coast

It's a detailed build with magic items and hidden easter eggs to explore, as your quest takes you through the miniature interiors of the tower, dungeon and tavern.

With one of the best brick-built LEGO dragons on the market, we know this set will be missed when it retires - which, as far as we know, is likely to be in July 2026.

For maximum impact and to keep all those heroes and monsters from wandering off, showcase your set in our Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon's Tale Display Case for LEGO 21348, made to measure for a perfect fit.

LEGO Ideas Jaws (21350)

Price: $149.99

Release Date: Available Now (Retiring July 2026)

Ages: 18+

Pieces: 1,503

LEGO Minifigures: 3

LEGO Insiders Points: 975

Size: 35 x 20 x 59 cm (H x W x D)

You're gonna need a bigger bookshelf! At 59 x 20 cm, LEGO Ideas Jaws (21350) is a fantastic LEGO diorama display for fans of the 1975 Steven Spielberg classic.

This set includes the essentials to recreate THAT iconic scene:

• Brick-built Orca boat model
• Brick-built shark
• Alternative display stand for LEGO Jaws shark figure
• 3 LEGO Minifigures: Chief Martin Brody, Matt Hooper and Sam Quint
• Printed quote tile with Chief Brody's legendary line: "You're gonna need a bigger boat."

Again, the complete set is packed with extra accessories such as a fishing rod, compass, revolver, spear, harpoon and camera, while the Orca's cabin roof can be removed to peek inside.

We appreciate the attention paid to LEGO Ideas Jaws as a display diorama, with the brick-built seawater base and the part-built shark attacking the boat, or the option to display the completed shark on its own stand.

Our Jaws Display Case for LEGO 21350 is even more immersive (literally!) thanks to a printed vinyl 'ocean' background and a front panel 'water splash' effect that enhances the impression of the shark surging up from the sea in attack.

LEGO Icons Eiffel Tower (10307)

Price: $629.99

Release Date: Available Now (Retiring July 2026)

Ages: 18+

Pieces: 10,001

LEGO Insiders Points: 4,095

Size: 149 x 57 x 57 cm (H x W x D)

The mightily impressive LEGO Icons Eiffel Tower (10307) is one set where the 18+ age range is probably fair - because at nearly five feet tall, most kids under the age of 12 would struggle to even reach the top!

It's also an opportunity to join the elite five-figure club of LEGO builders who have completed a build with more than 10,000 pieces. The build is in four sections, as you assemble the ground-level landscape, three observation platforms, add the elevators and broadcast tower, and top it off with the tricolour French flag.

An interesting point to note with LEGO Icons Eiffel Tower is that the assembly process closely follows the real-life construction of the tower by engineering mastermind Gustave Eiffel. One major difference is the inclusion of subtle carry handles on each segment, so you can move the completed model into its display position - you don't have to build this beast in situ!

A build on this scale deserves a gallery-quality display case, and our Eiffel Tower Display Case for LEGO 10307 is up to standard. With a square base of 60 x 60 cm (external) and total height of 155cm, it keeps your completed build clean, protected, and adds to its impact as a showstopping LEGO masterpiece.

LEGO Ideas Magic of Disney (21352)

Price: $99.99

Release Date: Available Now (Retiring July 2026)

Ages: 18+

Pieces: 1,103

LEGO Minifigures: 4

LEGO Insiders Points: 650

Size: 19 x 27 x 17 cm (H x W x D)

The Summer 2026 cull of LEGO Ideas sets continues! The third entry from the Ideas theme is LEGO Ideas Magic of Disney (21352), a highly collectible LEGO display set that celebrates Mickey Mouse and a slew of other favourite characters from the enduring animation studio.

Don't be fooled by the specs on this one: although it includes just 4 official LEGO Minifigures, there are plenty more brick-built characters and figures besides.

• Brick-built Sorcerer's Apprentice Mickey Mouse centrepiece
• 4 LEGO Minifigures: Belle, Geppetto, Bruno and Lilo
• Additional figures: Simba, Sebastian, Flounder, 3x Brooms

The Beauty and the Beast Belle LEGO Minifigure was the first time she was recreated in Minifigure form (ahead of her later appearance in LEGO Disney Beauty and the Beast Castle 43263) and she takes pride of place at the front of the finished build, alongside the enchanted rose in its glass dome.

Our Magic Of Disney Display Case for LEGO 21352 has an optional starry backdrop, adding to the illusion of Sorcerer Mickey casting magic spells - and if you have LEGO Disney 43263 Beauty and the Beast Castle, we have a LEGO display case with background for that too!

LEGO The Legend of Zelda Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 (77092)

Price: $299.99

Release Date: Available Now (Retiring July 2026)

Ages: 18+

Pieces: 2,500

LEGO Minifigures: 4

LEGO Insiders Points: 1,950

Size: 33cm tall (Ocarina of Time) / 31cm tall (Breath of the Wild)

An interesting and versatile build, LEGO The Legend of Zelda Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 (77092) can be constructed as seen in Ocarina of Time or Breath of the Wild, with a small height difference between the two options.

The end result is a set with very high customer satisfaction. Some Legend of Zelda fans say it's the best LEGO set ever, while even those who haven't played the games praise it as a LEGO display set in its own right!

Choose between a leafy green Deku Tree as seen in Ocarina of Time, or pretty peach and purple blossoms inspired by Breath of the Wild (or do what some fans have done, and buy two sets to display side-by-side!)

There are plenty more details in this set:

• Posable facial features on the Deku Tree
• Brick-built Link's house
• Princess Zelda LEGO Minifigure
• 3 different Link LEGO Minifigures
• In-game items: Ocarina of Time, Master Sword, Hylian Shield and more

With two ways to build this set, we wanted to give you two LEGO Deku Tree display cases to choose from:

• Great Deku Tree Ocarina of Time Display Case for LEGO 77092
• Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 XL Display Case for LEGO 77092

Our standard Display Case for LEGO 77092 is perfectly sized for the Ocarina of Time assembly, while the XL Display Case has a little extra room for all the elements of the Breath of the Wild build.

LEGO Harry Potter Gringotts Wizarding Bank - Collectors' Edition (76417)

Price: $429.99

Release Date: Available Now (Retiring July 2026)

Ages: 18+

Pieces: 4,801

LEGO Minifigures: 13

LEGO Insiders Points: 2,960

Size: 79 x 32 x 25 cm (H x W x D)

We love the quirkiness of LEGO Harry Potter Gringotts Wizarding Bank - Collectors' Edition (76417) which features not just the bank itself, but also the underground vaults!

At nearly 5,000 pieces and a cast of 13 LEGO Minifigures, it's an impressive build, measuring in at just under 80cm in height. Remove the vault section and your Gringotts Bank set can also take its place in LEGO Harry Potter Diagon Alley (75978) as part of a modular LEGO street scene.

Those 13 LEGO Minifigures include: 2x Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, Bellatrix Lestrange/Hermione Granger, Rubeus Hagrid, Death Eater, Bogrod, Griphook, Ricbert, 2x Guards, 2x Goblins.

We have LOTS of display cases for LEGO Harry Potter 76417 to suit all the different ways to showcase this set, along with Diagon Alley or the LEGO Harry Potter Gringotts Vault (40598) GWP.

• Gringotts Bank (Without Vault) Display Case for LEGO 76417 (Bank Only)
• Gringotts Bank Vaults Display Case for LEGO 76417 (Vaults Only)
• Gringotts Bank Vaults & GWP Vault Display Case for LEGO 76417/40598 (Vaults and GWP)
• Gringotts Bank & Vault Combo Display Case for LEGO 76417/40598 (Bank, Vaults AND GWP)
• Gringotts Wizarding Bank Collectors' Edition Display Case for LEGO 76417 (Special Edition with Optional Printed Background)
• Diagon Alley & Gringotts Wizarding Bank Display Case for LEGO 75978/76417 (Special Edition for Bank AND Diagon Alley with Optional Background and Floor)

We recommend looking through all the options - it's a stunning set with plenty of character, and it deserves to be seen in a high-quality custom Harry Potter LEGO display case!

Final Thoughts

With hundreds of LEGO sets retiring in July 2026, we've picked out some of the biggest LEGO D2C Exclusives for this Retiring Soon Round-Up - and this list is subject to change if LEGO decide to give a popular set a reprieve for another few months.

But everything we hear suggests these sets will likely go out of production in Summer 2026, so this springtime should be your last chance to purchase them at list price.

Which Retiring Soon LEGO sets will you miss most? Have you got your hands on your favourites yet?