Every LEGO Set Retiring in 2026: The Full List

LEGO runs two big clear-outs a year, and 2026 is no exception. The list below rounds up every set currently tracked as retiring in 2026 — nearly 400 sets across more than two dozen themes, from small pocket-money builds to seven-thousand-piece Star Wars flagships.

A note on the dates: LEGO itself only ever flags a set as "Retiring Soon" on its own shop, without publishing an exact date. The release and retirement dates below are compiled from fan-run tracking sites that monitor LEGO's retailer data (Brick Fanatics, Jay's Brick Blog, StoneWars). Treat them as well-informed estimates rather than LEGO-confirmed facts — dates shift, sometimes by months, right up until a set actually disappears from shelves.

2026's first wave already closed on 31 July 2026. The much bigger wave lands at the very end of the year, in December 2026, which is when most of the list below is currently expected to leave shelves for good.

The December wave is the one to watch. It's currently set to include some genuine icons: the 75192 UCS Millennium Falcon (7,541 pieces, LEGO's best-selling Star Wars set ever), the 10326 Natural History Museum, 10302 Optimus Prime, and the 75367 UCS Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser are all on the list.

Below is the full list, grouped by theme, with each set's original release date and its currently tracked retirement date. Set names link to that set's official LEGO.com page.

Retirement dates shift constantly — LEGO sometimes extends a strong seller or cuts a slow one short, so treat anything more than a month or two out as a rough guide rather than a fixed deadline. If something on this list has been on your want-list, sooner is safer than later.