LEGO double points days are the best time to click 'add to cart': 9 sets to get by June 16 (2024)

LEGO is giving Insiders rewards members double points on purchases made between June 12 and June 16, which means now is the best time to click add to cart, or finally make that big ticket LEGO purchase you’ve been waiting on, and maximize your rewards.

What is LEGO Insiders?

LEGO Insiders is LEGO’s loyalty rewards program, where shoppers earn points for purchases, product registrations, and select activities on LEGO.com. Those points can be exchanged for exclusive kits, like the LEGO Birthday Diorama or World of Wonders miniatures, or they can be used towards significant discounts on future purchases, up to $100 off. Other rewards like sweepstakes entries, apparel, posters and more.

Becoming an Insider is completely free, and you can even add your Insider card to your digital wallet, to use at LEGO brick and mortar locations as well.

What is Double Points days?

Every purchase made in-store or online while using a LEGO Insiders reward number is worth points. For example, this LEGO Icons NASA Artemis Space Launch System is regularly worth 1,690 points. During Double Points days, that increases to 3,380 points. That alone is more than enough to exchange for rewards like a $20 off coupon, this Micro Ninjago City build, and more.

What should I buy on LEGO Double Points days?

This is a good time to buy a big set, since the more you spend, the more points you’ll get. Here are some top picks:

LEGO Icons NASA Artemis Space Launch System - $259.99 (3,380 points)

This 3,601-piece set is ideal for serious collectors, looking for something impressive to display on their shelves. It stands over two feet tall, and features incredible details like a multistage rocket with 2 solid-fuel boosters.

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LEGO Ninjago Tournament Temple City - $249.99 (3,250 points)

Ninjago is one of LEGO’s most iconic lines, and this 3,489-piece temple would be the envy of any collector. It’s packed with 13 minifigures and interactive play features, like secret doors, hidden passages and more.

LEGO Icons Eiffel tower - $629.99 (8,190 points)

Recreate Henry Eiffel’s stunning tower from the 1889 Paris Exposition in immaculate detail. At 10,001 pieces, it stands nearly 5 feet tall with a 2-foot by 2-foot base, so just make sure you have the space to display it.

LEGO Icons Dune Atreides Royal Ornithopter - $164.99 (2,144 points)

As the only set available featuring characters from Frank Herbert’s “Dune” and the recent “Dune” movies, this is an instant collector piece. We aren’t blaming you if you’re just buying it to flip later.

LEGO Ideas: Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon’s Tale - $359.99 (4,680 points)

D&D players have been using LEGO minifigures for their own miniatures for a long time, and now LEGO has an actual LEGO kit they’ve released for the popular roleplaying game. Plus, LEGO insiders can download an accompanying 18-page D&D playable adventure for free (no points required).

LEGO Disney Castle - $399.99 (5,200 points)

The ultimate collectors piece for any LEGO fan or Disney fan, this incredibly detailed, 4,837-piece Cinderella’s castle features stunning gold highlights and the most iconic Disney Princess minifigures, including Cinderella, Snow White and more.

LEGO Titanic - $679.99 (8,840 points)

This might be on backorder, currently, but this isn’t just a LEGO kit. This is an incredibly detailed recreation of the actual RMS Titanic, featuring the ability to open it up for a cross-section view of the famous and tragic passenger ship.

LEGO Marvel Avengers Tower - $499.99 (6,500 points)

This will instantly be the centerpiece of any LEGO Marvel collector’s collection. It’s packed with all your favorite characters, so you can recreate the final battle from “The Avengers” (2012), and it’s designed to fit right into your LEGO modular city.

LEGO Star Wars UCS TIE Interceptor - $229.99 (2,990 points)

The latest addition to the popular LEGO Star Wars Ultimate Collectors Series, this 1,931-piece TIE Interceptor has been rereleased for the first time since the year 2000.

Looking for more ideas? LEGO recently partnered with the United Nations for the first annual International Day of Play. You don’t have to buy a thing, just dump out your LEGO Bricks, and let LEGO guide you with a whole website full of activities. We’ve also rounded up the best LEGO available to buy in 2024, according to the fans who bought and built them.