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28 Jul 19, 05:21 PM |
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Cheapest Store for Lego
Hi guys, looking for recommendations on the cheapest store in Orlando to buy Lego sets please?
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28 Jul 19, 05:46 PM |
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Haven't bought any for a few years but when we did it was Walmart and maybe Super Target.
Mick
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29 Jul 19, 01:15 PM |
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Like Mick said, Walmart is your best bet.
Lego pretty much has "universal pricing" nowadays. However, I did buy my nephew a Harry Potter set that was about £60, and when we were there a couple of months later I think it was in Walmart for $48? |
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29 Jul 19, 05:00 PM |
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Another vote for Walmart. I have seen some good prices on Lego sets at Walmart over the last four or five years.
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29 Jul 19, 06:48 PM |
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Certainly worth checking the prices on Amazon etc in the U.K. before buying. Last time we found it fractionally cheaper to buy at home, so took the children shopping in the Lego shop, picked bits out and ordered it (and it was sat waiting for us when we got back to England)
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29 Jul 19, 08:59 PM |
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Thank you all!
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31 Jul 19, 05:12 AM |
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I'm just going to leave this here...
Though.. Lego for the kids.. We find Walmart Is normally a few $ cheaper.. However, if you are a Ap holder you get.discount at ds
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31 Jul 19, 05:27 AM |
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Depends what set you want. Some of the a Harry Potter stuff was cheaper to buy here. However certain are lower in dollars than pounds to better to get even at the Lego store in Disney springs.
But agree with others Walmart is always worth a look. |
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31 Jul 19, 09:05 AM |
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It's a few years ago but we used to buy a lot of Star Wars lego for my nephew. Super Target always seemed to have certain items with special offers.
It will definitely pay to do your research as pricing seems very variable, and often cheaper in the UK Lego Kessel Run Millenium Falcon 75212 is $169 in Target but a uniform price of "only" £99.99 in the UK You may get a better deal in Florida but I'd take my phone in and use Target's or Walmart's wifi to check the UK prices when you find a set you like Regards Gary
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1 Aug 19, 12:01 AM |
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Definitely compare prices before buying. Lego is pretty bulky too unless you're going to empty the boxes and pack just the bags.
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