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UK LEGO store christmas promotions

Christmas Promotions
Christmas Promotions
(Photo grabbed from: https://www.lego.com/en-GB)

'Tis the season to be jolly! Along with the release of the UK LEGO Store Christmas 2016 Newsletter is the announcement of this year's multiple holiday promotions.

As early as October and, of course, ending in December, LEGO is giving away free gifts (after minimum purchases and while supplies last) to liven up the festive mood. The Christmas 2016 LEGO Store promotions are as follows:

  • From 23 October to 20 November, free LEGO 24-in-1 Christmas Builds [40222] for any purchase over £60
  • From 12 to 23 November, free LEGO Toy Soldier Christmas Ornament [5004420] for any purchase over £25
  • From 25 November to 10 December, free LEGO Snowglobe [40223] for any purchase over £60
  • From 11 to 20 December, free Exclusive Gingerbread Man Minifigure [5005156] for any purchase over £25

And don't forget to keep your receipt when you buy any LEGO product between 14 October and 10 December to get a 2017 LEGO Wall Calendar. The calendar can then be claimed (while supplies last) from any LEGO Store between 11 December and 15 January.

2017 Wall Calendar
2017 Wall Calendar
(Photo grabbed from: https://www.lego.com/en-GB)

So plan your holiday purchases wisely! And I think this is just perfect, just in time for the opening of the new London Leicester Square LEGO Flagship Store on 17 November!


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