Lego space deals: savings on spaceships, space stations and NASA kits

Lego space deals
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Looking for the best Lego space deals? You've come to the right place. We love Lego almost as much as we love space, so what could be more perfect than the pairing of the two?

There's a wide range of Lego space sets out there. Some sets are aimed at adults, based on official NASA properties, like the hugely impressive Space Shuttle Discovery (opens in new tab) or the realistic International Space Station (opens in new tab). Then there are the more fun playsets aimed at kids, like the Lunar Research Base (opens in new tab) or Lego Friends Olivia's Space Academy (opens in new tab). We all know Lego can be rather expensive, and that's why we're here to round up the best Lego space deals.

Below we've curated a selection of deals from around the internet. These are the best prices currently available for a range of Lego space sets for both adults and kids. We update these deals regularly so you can be sure we've always got the latest bargains for you.

We have more Lego deals for you too: head on over to our Lego Star Wars deals (opens in new tab) if you fancy something a bit more sci-fi, or visit our general Lego deals hub (opens in new tab) to find more great bargains. If you need help choosing the best space-themed set for you, then there's always our Lego space set buyer's guide (opens in new tab).

Lego space deals

Lego City Rocket Launch Center $160 (opens in new tab)

Lego City Rocket Launch Center $160 $127.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)

Save $32 on this epic playset that lets kids create their very own rocket launch. It's licensed by NASA, based on its own Artemis project, and has everything young explorers need to recreate their very own launch.

Lego City Space Port Lunar Research Base $129.99 (opens in new tab)

Lego City Space Port Lunar Research Base $129.99 $103.99 at Zavvi (opens in new tab)

Save $26 on this giant Lunar Research Base, which is inspired by NASA's own Artemis base camp concept. With a wealth of minifigures, a rover and plenty more, there's everything a young mind needs to recreate their own missions.

Lego Friends Olivia's Space Academy $69.99 (opens in new tab)

Lego Friends Olivia's Space Academy $69.99 $65.80 at Amazon (opens in new tab)

Save 6% on Lego Friends' first foray into space with Olivia's Space Academy. It comes with a NASA branded shuttle, a laboratory, a telescope and four Lego Friends mini-dolls.

Lego City Mars Spacecraft Exploration Missions $39.99 (opens in new tab)

Lego City Mars Spacecraft Exploration Missions $39.99 $31.99 at Amazon (opens in new tab)

Save 20% on this unique playset with app compatibility. Download the accompanying app on Android or iOS and youngsters can engage in a range of space-based missions. An assortment of 300 pieces means various minifigures, spacecraft and accessories can be built.

Lego City Lunar Space Station $79.99 (opens in new tab)

Lego City Lunar Space Station $79.99 $55.20 at Amazon (opens in new tab)

Save 31% on this 500-piece Lunar Space Station play set. It comes with five minifigures and a realistic Space Capsule based on NASA's Artemis project.

LEGO DUPLO Town Space Shuttle Mission $19.99 (opens in new tab)

LEGO DUPLO Town Space Shuttle Mission $19.99 $16.99 at Walmart (opens in new tab)

Save 15% on what could be the perfect deal for a young child in your life who loves all things space. It comes with 23 pieces, so is easy to build, features figures and a rocket too. At a time where deals are thin on the ground, launch some excitement into a child's life with this set. 

NASA Lego sets

Lego space Saturn V

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This section includes deals on some of the best sets Lego has to offer on kits that are based on real world spacecraft and space stations, designed in collaboration with NASA. Although you could use these sets as toys, they are centerpiece items and would work better on display, due to the number of pieces and the difficulty to build. 

Ranging from rockets and shuttles to the International Space Station, the NASA Lego sets section of this guide has a great variety of products for you to choose from. 

Lego NASA Apollo Lunar Lander

Lego NASA Space Shuttle Discovery

Lego NASA Apollo Saturn V

Lego International Space Station 

Lego NASA-inspired Artemis sets

Like the above kits, the following Lego space kits were made in collaboration with NASA, but these are more inspired by NASA concepts than based on actual machines.

The Lunar Research Base and Lunar Space Station give us a glimpse into what the future of our efforts on the Moon will look like, while the Rocket Launch Center shows us how we might be getting there. It's all based on concepts drawn up for NASA's ambitious Artemis project.

Lego City Lunar Research Base

Lunar Space Station

Lunar Roving Vehicle

Lego City Rocket Launch Center

Lego space and alien sets

Lego space sets

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It's not just NASA inspired kits that Lego makes, but they're also responsible for more general space sets and cool toys. These Lego space sets are cheaper than the Lego NASA ones and are better for playing with. That said, the play sets don't necessarily have the display factor as collectable sets. 

These sets are better suited for younger children, but that doesn't limit the fun to just children, anyone can have fun while building or playing with them. 

Lego Space Shuttle Adventure

Lego City Deep Space Rocket and Launch Control 

Lego City Mars Research Shuttle

Lego Space Rover Explorer 

Lego Space Mining Mech

Lego Cyber Drone

Lego Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse's Space Rocket

Lego Satellite

Lego Duplo Space Shuttle Mission

Lego Overwatch Watchpoint: Gibraltar 

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Alexander Cox
E-commerce Staff Writer

STAFF WRITER, E-commerce — Alex joined Space.com in June 2021 as staff writer covering space news, games, tech, toys and deals. Based in London, U.K. Graduating in June 2020, Alex studied Sports Journalism in the North East of England at Sunderland University. During his studies and since his graduation, Alex has been featured in local newspapers and online publications covering a range of sports from university rugby to Premier League soccer. In addition to a background in sports and journalism, Alex has a life-long love of Star Wars which started with watching the prequel trilogy and collecting toy lightsabers, he also grew up spending most Saturday evenings watching Doctor Who. 


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