LEGO officially retired a ton of older sets in December 2025, but quite a few of them are still available to purchcase at various retailers today. If you missed your chance to grab any of these builds before LEGO retired them for good, now is the time to pick them up before they disappear from stock completely. Some of the most popular sets, like The Mighty Bowser, are already out of stock everywhere.
It’s common for LEGO to retire a bunch of sets at the end of the year and many of those will shoot up in value once stock starts to become scarce. Major online retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Barnes & Noble still have many of these sets available at MSRP, but the LEGO Store is completely out of stock with no plans to produce more in 2026. I’ve rounded up all of the recently retired sets still available somewhere online, but some of these will likely sell out before the end of the month.
Recently Retired LEGO Sets Still Available in 2026
There are a ton of sets here that are being retired simply because there has been a lack of interest since they were first released, but that’s not true for everything. Most notably, there are some key LEGO Harry Potter sets that were just retired that some collectors absolutely don’t want to miss. These are part of the modular Hogwarts Castle build that is still getting new releases, so if you’re actively building that, this is your last chance to grab things like The Owlery or the Potions Class set.
If you’re a fan of the LEGO Disney sets targeted at adults, it’s also worth noting that two key sets are quickly becoming scarce. The massive Disney Castle is currently only available from the Disney Store at MSRP as prices are skyrocketing at other third-party sellers. There’s also the Snow White and the Seven Dwarves set disappearing from stores, which we called a “cozy and heartfelt tribute to Walt Disney’s 1937 animated classic” when we reviewed it.
Another noteworthy set on this list is the Brickheadz Monkey D. Luffy set. The LEGO One Piece sets were released just last year and this is the first thing in that line-up to be officially retired. Season 2 of the live-action show is currently set to release on March 10, 2026 and will most likely feature a new line-up of LEGO tie-ins.
Pro Tip: Many recently retired LEGO sets will still be available at local stores shortly after they retire. If you can’t find stock anywhere online, be sure to check availability at local brick-and-mortar stores. Places like Barnes & Noble, Target, and Walmart are often the best places to buy LEGO sets that are out of stock everywhere online.
Do retired sets ever come back from retirement?
If you ever truly miss out on a LEGO set, the good news is that LEGO will sometimes bring them back as a redesigned set. The most recent example of this is the Hogwarts Icons – Collectors’ Edition set that has completely sold out everywhere. LEGO has already launched a newer version of this set that looks quite similar called Sorcerer’s Stone – Collectors’ Edition.
New LEGO Sets for 2026
With older sets getting retired, newer sets are arriving to take their place. We saw a ton of new LEGO sets get released for January 2026 and there’s plenty more to expect throughout the rest of the year. The upcoming LEGO Pokémon sets have recently gone up for preorder (out February 27) and the Star Wars Smart Brick sets are up as well (out March 1). For a full look at all of the new LEGO sets already available for 2026, check out the carousel below:
