The best Amazon Big Spring Sale deals for 2026: Sizeable savings on drones, Lego, streaming, star projectors and much more

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Amazon's Big Spring Sale is here, with a host of deals including money off the best star projectors, Lego sets, drones, streaming services and more! This daily sales event runs until Tuesday, March 31, with new deals popping up every day.

But with so much on offer, you might feel spoilt for choice! That's where our guide to the best Amazon Big Spring Sale deals comes in. We've pored over every offer to bring you the latest in genuine deals, and we'll be keeping this page updated with the latest savings.

Best Amazon Spring Sale deals

Lego deals

Star Projector deals

POCOCO Galaxy star projector
Best value
Save 20% ($20)
POCOCO Galaxy star projector: was $100 now $80 at Amazon

Save $20 on this portable, rechargeable star projector, which projects vivid, realistic images and which can be expanded with the addition of new discs. We rank it as the best value star projector.

Drone deals

Holy Stone  HS110D
Save 56% ($50)
Holy Stone HS110D: was $90 now $40 at Amazon

Save 60% on this budget-friendly Holy Stone HS110D drone, with two batteries for around 20 minutes flight time in total. That may not seem like a lot but this is still a steal at $40, making it a worry-free purchase for new flyers.

Streaming deals

Disney Disney+ / Hulu
Save 62%
Disney Disney+ / Hulu: was $12.99 now $4.99 at Disney+

Save $24 on three months of Disney+ and Hulu, $4.99 a month instead of $12.99. Some of the best streaming services for sci-fi fans, this dual bundle gives you every Star Wars and MCU movie and show, the whole Alien and Predator franchises (Alien Earth included) and much more.

Paramount+
Save 67%
Paramount+: was $8.99 now $2.99 at Paramount+

Save $6 a month for the first two months on Paramount+ streaming services. Offer ends March 31 and plan auto-renew at full price after the limited-time two-month offer.

Chris McMullen
Contributing Writer

Chris is a freelance journalist who, aside from covering games and gaming-related tech, has a taste for horror, sci-fi and the post-apocalyptic. As well as Space.com, you can find his work at The Escapist, GameSpew (where he’s the morning news writer) and more. You can follow him on Twitter @MarmaladeBus.

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