THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO ALL LEGO SETS RETIRING IN 2025
Which LEGO sets are retiring in 2024 and 2025?
LEGO retires sets on a regular basis to make way for new and exciting themes, models, and playsets. This process is a natural part of the company's product lifecycle, allowing them to refresh their catalog and keep their offerings fresh. When a LEGO set is retired, it means that it will no longer be produced or sold by the company, making it a great opportunity for collectors and resellers to snag a unique and potentially valuable addition to their collection. See below for our full list of retiring LEGO sets including a wide range of filters so you can easily narrow down to popular themes like LEGO Star Wars sets retiring, LEGO Ninjago sets retiring, or LEGO Harry Potter sets retiring.
Upcoming LEGO set retirements - Your last chance to buy LEGO sets
No rumors, guesses, or predictions here - these LEGO sets are officially retiring per The LEGO Group. This may be your last chance to buy LEGO kits of this type, as once LEGO marks a set as officially retiring, they will usually stop appearing within the same quarter!
Officially confirmed LEGO sets retiring:
Jump to Full List of Expected LEGO Sets Retiring Soon
WILCO LEGO ECONOMY FACT #27
Even the LEGO Group doesn't know when a given set will retire - it's based on a combination of the LEGO set's historical sales, the LEGO set's theme, other LEGO sets planned for release in the year, and several other factors. The longest running LEGO set was produced and available for nearly 12 years (set 7895) and the shortest ones were only produced and available for a few weeks!
Complete list of expected LEGO sets retiring 2025: Rumors about all of the discontinued LEGO sets and out of product LEGO sets coming this year
Not all upcoming LEGO set retirements are confirmed by LEGO... to help you stay ahead of the curve and get your hands on the sets you want before they're gone, we've compiled a comprehensive list of rumored retiring LEGO sets. Our list includes sets from various themes - retiring LEGO Star Wars, retiring LEGO Harry Potter, retiring LEGO Disney, retiring LEGO Marvel, etc. - that we believe are likely to retire within the next year based on past LEGO set retirements. Check out our table below to see which sets are most likely to retire and grab them while you still can!
Rumored LEGO sets retiring 2025:
WILCO LEGO ECONOMY FACT #18
A LEGO set stays in production and available for about 1.5 years before it is retired. The popular LEGO Collectible Minifigures (CMF) line are among the shortest production runs, with each Series only lasting around 6 months. On average, larger LEGO sets tend to be available for longer - LEGO kits with over 2,000 pieces have an average shelf life of just under 3 years while LEGO kits with less than 100 pieces only stay on the shelf for about 12 months!