Anyone thinking about buying some early Christmas presents might want to take a quick trip to Argos this week. The online retailer has just launched an early sale that has slashed the price of popular LEGO sets, including Icons, City, Marvel and LEGO Friends. These deals, which have gone live ahead of next month’s big Black Friday 2025 event, can be bagged by knowing the simple LEGO20 code. Once added at the checkout, prices will then drop by a whopping 20 percent.

That means there’s £34 off the incredible LEGO Icons Concorde set, £7 off LEGO City cars or £120 off the LEGO Star Wars Attack Cruiser.

Here are some of the LEGO deals available right now

LEGO Icons Concorde
PRICE • £170
GET 20% OFF WITH LEGO20 CODE
SEE THE DEAL HERE

LEGO Ideas Dungeons and Dragons
PRICE • £315
GET 20% OFF WITH LEGO20 CODE
SEE THE DEAL HERE

LEGO Star Wars Venator Cruiser
PRICE • £560
GET 20% OFF WITH LEGO20 CODE
SEE THE DEAL HERE

LEGO City Police Car Chase
PRICE • £35
GET 20% OFF WITH LEGO20 CODE
SEE THE DEAL HERE

LEGO Friends Heartlake City Airport
PRICE • £90
GET 20% OFF WITH LEGO20 CODE
SEE THE DEAL HERE

LEGO Marvel Spider-Man Bust
PRICE • £55
GET 20% OFF WITH LEGO20 CODE
SEE THE DEAL HERE

LEGO Marvel The Avengers: Age of Ultron
PRICE • £90
GET 20% OFF WITH LEGO20 CODE
SEE THE DEAL HERE

These are very good deals, and most won’t be matched by LEGO’s own store, which is currently selling the sets for full price and without any discounts.

SEE ALL THE ARGOS LEGO OFFERS HERE

The only thing to watch out for is Black Friday, with this sale event getting underway on November 28.

Deals are yet to be confirmed, but expect plenty of discounts on toys and tech over the coming weeks.

WHAT IS BLACK FRIDAY?

Traditionally, Black Friday lands on the Friday after Thanksgiving in the US. This year, Black Friday officially kicks off on November 28, 2025, which is a little earlier than it was last year. It’s then followed by Cyber Monday on December 1.

Black Friday deals seem to start earlier every year. In fact, it’s become something of a tradition for certain brands and retailers to get the ball rolling as early as November 1