Black Friday Lego space deals: Discounts on spaceships, space stations and NASA kits

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We've rounded up the best deals on Lego space sets this Black Friday, including NASA-branded rockets and fun alien playsets for kids.

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Looking for the best deals on Lego space sets to pick up this Black Friday? I'm here to help you. I'm putting my multiple years of writing about and reviewing Lego to good use by rounding up the best deals currently available on the web.

Whether you're after a NASA-branded rocket, a fun playset for the kids or something you can proudly display on your shelf, you should find something suitable in the list below. I've been checking Amazon, Lego, Walmart and more retailers regularly to ensure we're always bringing you the best prices. Every set on this list comes highly recommended by me — and many of them have glowing reviews here on Space.

You'll find more great Lego Black Friday deals in our main Lego deals hub, and if you want to do a bit of research before you buy anything, head on over to our best Lego space sets guide.

Hottest Lego space deals right now

Lego space deals

Lego Space Play Pack
Lego Space Play Pack: was $65 now $45 at Amazon


Save 31% on this fantastic 2-in-1 set. It combines the Lego Creator 3-in-1 Space Astronaut set and the 3-in-1 Space Shuttle. We absolutely love the Space Astronaut, and since that has an MSRP of $55.99 by itself, this set is an absolute bargain.

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Lego Creator 3-in-1 Space Roller Coaster
Lego Creator 3-in-1 Space Roller Coaster: was $110 now $85 at Amazon


Save 23% on this fun-loving 3-in-1 set. It can be built as a variety of fairground rides but our favorite by far is the main space roller coaster. No matter your age, it's a set to love — and it features some seriously cool space-themed scenery, too.

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Lego City Spaceship Asteroid Discovery
Lego City Spaceship Asteroid Discovery: was $20 now $16 at Amazon


Save 20% on this cool little playset. Being a 4+ set, it's ideal for the youngest Lego builders, made with larger pieces to make building easier for little hands. It features a space shuttle, two astronauts and a funky little alien.

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Lego Technic Mars Rover Perseverance
Lego Technic Mars Rover Perseverance: was $100 now $80 at Amazon


Save 20% on this Technic recreation of the Mars Rover Perseverance. It's a fantastic set, and in our Lego Perseverance review we called it a 'gorgeous display set for adults, and offers a lot of playability for kids too'. What more can you want from a Lego set?

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Lego Icons NASA Space Shuttle Discovery
Lego Icons NASA Space Shuttle Discovery: was $200 now $160 at LEGO


Save 20% on one of the best Lego space sets currently available: this is a scale model of the NASA Space Shuttle Discovery, and it also features a buildable Hubble Telescope. When we reviewed the Lego NASA Discovery, we said it wasn't only fun to build, but also 'zenful'.

This is a Lego Insiders deal only, so you'll need to be a Lego Insiders member to get it — it's free to join!

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Lego Creator 3-in-1 Space Astronaut
Lego Creator 3-in-1 Space Astronaut: was $55 now $44 at Amazon


We love this Creator 3-in-1 set. In fact, in our review of the Lego Space Astronaut, we called it "one of the most creative and fun-loving space-themed sets ever". And with 20% off, it's an absolute bargain. Along with the astronaut, it can also be built into a space dog and a spaceship.

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Lego Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit
Lego Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit: was $75 now $60 at Amazon


Save 20% on this excellent model of Earth and the Moon orbiting around the sun. Made out of Technic, it's interactive too: by turning a crank you'll see the Earth and Moon complete a full orbit.

We scored it at an impressive 5/5 in our set review, calling it a "beautiful" Lego model.

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Lego Icons NASA Artemis Space Launch System
Lego Icons NASA Artemis Space Launch System: was £220 now £187 at Amazon

Save £33 if you're in the UK to score this magnificent, massive Lego set that accurately depicts NASA's Artemis launch system. It's an entertaining and impressive build and we think it's one of the best Lego space sets.

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Lego City Mars Spacecraft Exploration Missions
Lego City Mars Spacecraft Exploration Missions: was $40 now $37.41 at Amazon


Save 6% 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.

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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 designed for adults. You'll find kits that are based on real world spacecraft and space stations, designed in collaboration with NASA.

Although you could use some 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.

Lego NASA Space Shuttle Discovery

Lego International Space Station 

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 Ideas Tales of the Space Age

Lego Space Shuttle Adventure

Lego Space Rover Explorer 

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Kimberley Snaith
Kimberley Snaith
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Kim is a Yorkshire-based freelance writer who focuses on Lego and video game-related content. She's the co-creator of GameSpew.com and ThatBrickSite.com, where you'll find most of her work. If she's not building with plastic bricks, playing a video game, or writing about doing either of those things, you should probably check she's still breathing. You can find her on Twitter at @ichangedmyname.

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