The best Lego Star Wars deals: Savings on ships, playsets and more in time for Father's Day and ahead of Prime Day
Save credits on the best Lego Star Wars sets in time for Father's Day and beat the rush of the Prime Day sales with discounts on droids, ships and helmets.

These are the Lego Star Wars deals you're looking for. We've rounded up the best offers so you can save credits ahead of Father's Day and inevitably, Amazon Prime Day.
The best Lego Star Wars deals are all highlighted below and there's something to suit everyone regardless of experience, budget or wherever your allegiance lies. You may find some overlap with our guides to the best Lego Star Wars sets and best Lego Star Wars helmets, but they're worth checking out in case you don't find what you're looking for here.
As Father's Day lands on June 15 and Amazon Prime Day is historically not too long after, now is a great time to bag a bargain ahead of the sales rush. We've sourced deals from reputable retailers exclusively, so you can rely on the quality you see. If Lego Star Wars isn't your thing, maybe the Best Lego Marvel sets, Best Lego space sets and Lego space deals are. But for the best Lego Star Wars deals available, scroll down below.
Best Lego Star Wars deals right now
- Take 25% off Ahsoka Tano's T-6 Jedi Shuttle
- Save 20% on the Droideka model
- 40% off the Tenoo Jedi Temple
- 20% off Tantive IV display set
Best Lego Star Wars deals for grown-ups
Save 20% on the most iconic droid the universe has ever known. This set comes with over 1000 pieces, has a 360-degree rotating head, a detachable third leg and attachable tools. It also comes with a display plaque and a minifigure of R2 itself and Darth Malak.
Save 20% on this wonderful desktop-sized display set. It's a 'gorgeous model' according to our Tantive IV review, and it looks great either displayed by itself or with any of Lego's other similarly-sized display ships.
Save 20% on an excellent Lego Star Wars Millennium Falcon model. This set comes with 921 pieces, its own display stand and its own display plaque. This set is ideal for those who want a Millennium Falcon display but aren't prepared to invest hundreds on the UCS model. You can check out our Lego Millennium Falcon review for a closer look.
Save a massive 30% on a diorama from one of the most recognizable scenes from the prequel trilogy. This set comes with 718 pieces, a Qui-Gon Jinn quote display and measures over 12 in. in depth.
Save 20% on the Lego Star Wars Droideka. Recreate one of the coolest-looking and most iconic droids from the franchise. This set comes with 583 pieces, a display plaque and a mini build. The coolest thing, though, is that the Droideka itself can be transformed into a ball shape.
Save 20% on this must-have for any Clone Wars fan. With a dash of blue and some really great layering techniques, Captain Rex is one of our favorite helmets — we called it 'one of the more striking helmets of the collection' in our review.
Save 20% and recreate one of the most iconic looks in cinematic history with this Darth Vader helmet. Made up of 834 pieces, the finished set makes a striking display piece. Our Darth Vader helmet review called it a 'captivating build'.
Note: Stock is starting to run low, so you'll have to be quick to get this deal.
This is the way... to build your own model of Din Djarin's now-iconic headgear, now with 20% off. He might be one of the newest heroes to enter the Star Wars universe, but he quickly became one of our favorites, and this 584-piece display model is the perfect tribute. Our Mando helmet review said it's an 'absolute must'.
Best Lego Star Wars deals for kids
Save 25% on this playset featuring a sizeable model of Ahsoka Tano's T-6 Jedi Shuttle from the Disney Plus series, Ahsoka. It features four minifigs (Ahsoka Tano, Sabine Wren, Professor Huyang and Marrok), and the ship has lots of movable parts, making it a great playset. We'd also proudly display this one on a shelf.
Save 20% on this brilliant recreation of the opening scene to "A New Hope" Where Darth Vader and Stormtroopers board the Tantive IV. It features 502 pieces, seven minifigures (including Darth Vader) and flick levers to open blast doors.
Save 20% on this bite-sized playset featuring a BARC Speeder, two clone troopers, Kelleran Beq and a teeny Grogu figure. The speeder has a seat especially designed for little Grogu, which is just adorable.
Save 20% on Ahsoka Tano's Duel on Peridea, a playset based on Disney Plus' Ahsoka series. It comes with five minifigures (Ahsoka Tano, Admiral Thrawn, Morgan Elsbeth, Ezra Bridger and a Night Trooper) battling it out on a rather stylish-looking podium.
Fancy picking up the TIE Bomber on its own? You can save 20% on this fun little playset from Walmart. Swoosh through the air as part of the Dark Side, and recreate scenes with the included Darth Vader, Vice Admiral Sloane, Gonk Droid and pilot minifigs.
Save 20% on this rather sizeable, 1093-piece playset. It's not quite as impressive as the now-retired UCS gunship, but it's a decent set, with plenty of interactive features and a great set of minifigures.
Save 20% on this great little playset of Obi-Wan Kenobi's Jedi Starfighter. Made up of 282 pieces, it's ideal for younger builders, and comes with minifigs of Obi-Wan, R4-P17 and Taun We.
Save 36% on this fun playset based on a scene in Disney Plus' The Mandalorian. The building cutaway is eye-catching, adding some substance to a reasonably-priced set. The stars, though, as the Paz Vizsla and Moff Gideon minifigs.
Save a massive 40% on this Jedi temple set suited for Padawans aged four and above. This 124-piece set isn't the most challenging to build, or even one of the best sets on the market. But it is great for younger builders and currently the only set to come with a Yoda minifigure.
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