- Amazon’s annual Prime Day event is happening until June 26.
- The Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle LEGO set is 18% off, making the price the lowest we’ve seen since February 2025.
As a LEGO collector with over 100 sets, I normally don’t get excited about LEGO sales that are under 20% off—but I’m making an exception for this Prime Day deal on the Harry Potter Hogwarts Castle and Grounds set. Can you blame me? For Prime Day, it’s the lowest price it’s been in nearly a year!
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If you’ve had this set on your wish list, or just want to make a Harry Potter fan very happy, grab it now and save it for their birthday or the holidays. Then grab a Butterbeer to celebrate your supreme shopping skills.
LEGO ‘Harry Potter’ Hogwarts Castle and Grounds
LEGO ‘Harry Potter’ Hogwarts Castle and Grounds
This isn’t the biggest LEGO Hogwarts set, but I like how the manageable size makes it easy to display and suitable for patient beginners or intermediate builders. It’s instantly recognizable as Hogwarts while only being 13.5 inches wide and 10 inches deep. It’s also significantly cheaper than the larger, nearly $500 Hogwarts Castle set.
At 2,660 pieces, this scale model of the set from the movie is designed for adult collectors 18 and up and features many of the details that make the building magical. There’s the full castle and grounds, with the Durmstrang Ship on the Black Lake, and the Weasley car stuck in the Whomping Willow. It also features the Main Tower, Astronomy Tower, and Great Hall, along with the Boathouse and Black Lake. Turn the build around to see inside the Chamber of Secrets, the potions classroom, and the chessboard chamber.
No need to head all the way to Diagon Alley to get this LEGO Hogwarts Prime Day deal; just add it to your cart ASAP and it will be delivered to your home—by drivers, not owls, sorry! It looks like they’ve restocked this since it sold out yesterday, but it is on a bit of a backorder and won’t arrive for a few weeks. Given that LEGO.com has this set on a 60 day backorder, I’m not surprised.
