LEGO's September 2026 Releases: The Full Roundup

LEGO kicked off September 2026 with one of its busiest launch weeks of the year: seventeen new sets across Harry Potter, DC, Marvel, Star Trek, Star Wars, Disney and more. The Ministry of Magic™ – Collectors' Edition got early access for LEGO Insiders on 29 August before the whole wave went wide on 1 September.

The spread here is the story: prices run from a €3.99 blind-bag minifigure up to a €429.99 Wizarding World flagship, and four Christmas advent calendars round the wave out for the holiday season already. Here's every set in the drop.

The Ministry of Magic™ – Collectors' Edition (76476)

This is the big one: 3,491 pieces, 14 minifigures, and a €429.99 price tag, built across three levels topped by the street-level subway station and iconic red telephone box. Press a minifigure through the restroom stall to "flush" them down into the Ministry below, then topple shelves in the Hall of Prophecy during a Death Eater battle.

It also introduces a new, unique Lynx Patronus, joining LEGO's run of collectible Patronus figures marking Harry Potter's 25th anniversary. At 3,491 pieces it's the fifth-biggest Wizarding World set released so far. View on LEGO.com →

Mini Hogwarts™ Castle (40975)

A far more affordable way into the same launch: 700 pieces for €39.99, released 29 August as part of Back to Hogwarts 2026. Microscale versions of the Great Hall, Main Tower, East Wing and Astronomy Tower hide a Chamber of Secrets under the East Wing and a secret room containing the Mirror of Erised.

It comes with a Harry Potter minifigure and a Hedwig figure that flies over the castle, and is exclusive to LEGO.com and LEGO Stores. View on LEGO.com →

Batman Returns™ Batmobile™ (76355)

A 2,269-piece, €209.99 recreation of the Batmobile from 1992's Batman Returns, with an opening canopy revealing a detailed cockpit. Press a button and the two sides drop away to reveal the "Batmissile" underneath — the first LEGO Batmobile built around this transformation.

It ships with a caped Batman minifigure and a display stand, so you can pose either the closed Batmobile or the exposed Batmissile. View on LEGO.com →

Doctor Doom Bust (76345)

A 379-piece, €49.99 display bust recreating Doctor Doom's appearance from Marvel Studios' Avengers: Doomsday, with a repositionable neck and jaw, foil hood and cape, and a decorative nameplate built into the pedestal.

It comes with a Doctor Doom minifigure that can be displayed alongside the bust. View on LEGO.com →

SpongeBob SquarePants: Bikini Bottom (11386)

LEGO Icons goes to Bikini Bottom with a 1,794-piece set for €209.99, recreating SpongeBob's pineapple (living room and bedroom), Squidward's house (living room, bedroom, bathroom and rooftop lounge), Patrick's rock, and a Jellyfish Fields scene.

Characters include SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward, Gary the Snail and DoodleBob, plus extras like the boatmobile, Squidward's clarinet and music stand, and a portrait of Gary. View on LEGO.com →

Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701™ Bridge (11385)

Fittingly, this one has 1,701 pieces and costs €179.99, recreating the Enterprise's bridge and transporter room complete with computer stations and a screen showing a Klingon warrior. The captain's chair rocks to simulate turbulence, a dial beams crew off the transporter pads, and a lever swishes the turbolift doors open.

Eight crew minifigures are included — Kirk, Spock, Uhura, Sulu, McCoy, Chekov, Chapel and Scott — plus four tribbles and accessories like Spock's harp and two Vulcan lirpas. View on LEGO.com →

Mayor Manor (11383)

A 1,420-piece, €109.99 tilted, ivy-covered manor from the Midnight Valley collection, with three glow-in-the-dark minifigures plus cat and rat figures roaming a gothic interior.

Inside are period touches like a grandfather clock frozen at midnight, a suit of armor and a fireplace, all packed into a model measuring roughly 27cm tall. View on LEGO.com →

Ayrton Senna Helmet (43024)

LEGO Editions' Formula 1 helmet line goes historical for the first time with this 931-piece, €89.99 replica of the bright yellow-and-green helmet Ayrton Senna wore in 1988, the season he won his first World Championship.

It includes a Senna minifigure wearing a T-shirt printed with his Senninha cartoon character, a matching mini helmet, and a plaque marking that first title — joining current-driver helmets from Leclerc, Hamilton, Piastri and Norris in the lineup. View on LEGO.com →

SpongeBob SquarePants Figure (40858)

A 72-piece BrickHeadz figure for €12.99, built with three exclusive printed elements and a net for "jellyfishing" — a shelf-sized companion to the Bikini Bottom set above. View on LEGO.com →

Golden Age Superman™ and Batman™ Figures (40859)

A 218-piece, €24.99 BrickHeadz pair styled after the characters' 1940s comic designs. Superman hides a green kryptonite brick inside his body, and Batman hides a golden coin marking LEGO DC Batman's 20th anniversary. View on LEGO.com →

Gremlins Gizmo™ and Stripe Figures (40919)

A 230-piece, €24.99 BrickHeadz set pairing the mogwai and his gremlin counterpart — Stripe holding a skateboard, Gizmo enjoying a bowl of popcorn. View on LEGO.com →

Shrek Series (71053)

A €3.99 blind-bag Collectible Minifigures line with 12 characters to find, including Shrek, Fiona, Donkey, Puss in Boots, Lord Farquaad and the Fairy Godmother, most paired with a themed accessory. View on LEGO.com →

LEGO® Star Wars™ Advent Calendar 2026 (75456)

This year's Star Wars calendar goes full Mandalorian for €34.99: Din Djarin and Moff Gideon minifigures plus Grogu and Pit Droid figures, all in holiday outfits — Grogu's sweater even has an image of Mando on it, and vice versa. Behind the 24 doors are 7 mini-build vehicles, including a festively-colored X-wing, and collectible figures like a Blurrg, Mudhorn, Bantha and Dewback. View on LEGO.com →

Marvel Advent Calendar 2026 (76340)

Six Marvel minifigures for €34.99 — Spider-Man, Iron Man, Dr. Doom, Ghost Spider, Captain America and Wolverine — arrive with festive-themed builds including a snowball cannon, a helicopter and an X-Jet-styled sleigh. View on LEGO.com →

Disney Princess Advent Calendar 2026 (43298)

A 290-piece, €34.99 calendar with Ariel, Cinderella, Moana and Mulan as micro-doll characters, alongside Sebastian, Gus, Pua and Mushu. The box itself unfolds into a family game board with a buildable spinner for up to eight players. View on LEGO.com →

LEGO® Friends Advent Calendar 2026 (42698)

A 211-piece, €26.99 calendar with three minidolls — Nova, Liann and Aliya — plus six animal figures including a seal, pony and polar bear, alongside winter accessories like festive hats and toasted marshmallows. View on LEGO.com →

LEGO® City Advent Calendar 2026 (60510)

Rounding out the wave at €26.99, this Santa's-workshop calendar includes Santa, Mrs. Claus, three elves, a snowman and a baby reindeer figure, with a box lid that unfolds into a play mat. View on LEGO.com →

Seventeen sets, half a dozen licensed universes, and a holiday season's worth of advent calendars — September 2026 is one of LEGO's most varied launch weeks yet. Keep an eye on the TeamBricks calendar for what's coming next.