Target Has the Best LEGO Harry Potter Deals Still Live for Cyber Monday 2025
With Cyber Monday deals coming to an end tonight, pretty much all of the best LEGO discounts we’ve seen will be coming to an end. Many of those deals have already expired as stock has run out for the more popular sets. If you’re looking for LEGO Harry Potter sets, however, Target still has some great options available for pretty cheap.
Target’s Cyber Monday LEGO sale ends tomorrow, so this is your last chance to pick up one of these sets for a discounted price. These are some of my most recommended Harry Potter gifts for fans of all ages and I don’t expect the prices to go any lower than this before Christmas.
The selection of Harry Potter themed LEGO sets is quite vast and these discounts are only a drop in the bucket compared to what’s actually available. There’s even a massive multi-set Hogwarts Castle build that has been getting new releases over the years, but don’t expect to find discounts on that here. These deals are all on smaller sets that are great for all ages and aren’t too expensive.
My top pick from this sale is the Chomping Monster Book of Monsters. I actually had the chance to build this set myself back when it was first released this year and was surprised how much I enjoyed it. It’s small enough that you can put it together in a single afternoon while also detailed enough to feel like a challenge. Best of all, it actually rolls and chomps once it’s all put together. I’d definitely recommend checking it out at this price.
Also included in this sale are a few other sets that are great for display or play. The Knight Bus Adventure set is a recreation of the iconic scene from The Prisoner of Azkaban complete with a little swinging chandelier inside. And a potted Mandrake set looks like it’s straight out of Professor Sprout’s Herbology class. You can pull it out of its pot and it will actually open its mouth as if to shriek. Either of these sets would look great on a desk or a bookshelf.
The most expensive LEGO Harry Potter set I’ve featured here is the Sorting Hat. It is unique compared to most LEGO builds in that it can move and talk once you fully put it together. The design has all of the wrinkles and stitches you’d expect and it comes with a single minifigure of Harry Potter from The Sorcerer’s Stone. We actually had the chance to build this set ourselves and loved the final product, although we felt the process of putting everything together was overall a bit monotonous.
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