New Lego gift-with-purchases are available and can be activated on Lego.com! There are two new gifts—A small Lego Dreamzzz set and a new Houses of the World. In this post, I will show a little bit about each gift and tell you how to claim them.
The first gift is called Z-Blob and Bunchu Spider Escape 30636. It contains 44 pieces which make a small spider, and give two little animal-like figures. The set can be redeemed if you put $40 or more in your Lego.com cart as long as the sets in your cart are part of the following themes: Dreamzzz, Ninjago, City, Harry Potter, Friends, and/or Monkie Kid. Purchasing $40 or more on a set that is not one of these themes will not get you this prize. This gift-with-purchase starts today and will end on August 21st or when supplies run out.
The other gift this week is called Houses of the World 3 40594. This set features a smaller-than-minifigure scale house made from 278 pieces and is meant to be a part of a series with the other Houses of the World gifts that occurred earlier this year. This gift is a little more expensive to receive. In order to claim this gift, you must have a VIP account (you can do this easily by simply signing in or signing up on Lego.com—which will give you a VIP account), then you must add more than $250 to your cart. After this much has been added and you are signed in to Lego.com, you will see this gift pop up in your cart! This gift will last until August 27th or until supplies run out.
Purchase Lego sets here to claim these Gifts with Purchase while supplies last!
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