Hi there!
The year is slowly coming to an end, and Rossmann is once again rolling out a really cool LEGO loyalty promotion—we saw something very similar last year.
Starting September 28, 2026, you can collect loyalty points and use them to get a 40 percent discount on select LEGO sets. And the best part: You can also combine this with the regular 10 percent off everything coupon.
That brings the total discount to around 46 percent.
And this year’s selection includes some sets that make things really interesting: Speed Champions, NINJAGO, City, Star Wars, Minecraft, Creator 3-in-1, Botanicals and even LEGO Pokémon.
Let’s take a closer look at this.
Let’s get started!
Here’s how the Rossmann LEGO loyalty promotion works
The promotion runs from September 28, 2026, through January 3, 2027, and is conducted entirely digitally via the Rossmann app.
For every 5 euros spent, you’ll earn one loyalty point. Once you’ve collected 20 loyalty points, a coupon for 40 percent off a select LEGO promotional set will be unlocked.
This means that to earn a full coupon, you’ll need to spend a total of 100 euros.
You can earn points both when shopping in-store and in the Rossmann online store, as long as you’re logged in with your app account or scan the app in-store. However, the actual 40-percent coupon can only be redeemed at participating Rossmann stores. You have until January 31, 2027, to do so.
Especially around Christmas, it probably won’t be that hard for many people to come up with the 100 euros.
And Rossmann explicitly allows an exception to the usual rule that coupons can’t be combined: You can also use the 10 percent off everything coupon.
Important: The promotion doesn’t officially start until September 28. The following selection of sets is taken from promotional materials that have already been leaked. Availability may, of course, vary by store.
These new sets are on sale:
LEGO Speed Champions 77256 Time Machine from *Back to the Future *.
MSRP: 27.99 euros.
With 40% off: approx. 16.79 euros.
With an additional 10% off: approx. 15.11 euros
First up is the LEGO Speed Champions 77256 Time Machine from *Back to the Future*.
A really cool set with 357 pieces and two Minifigures. By the way, the official MSRP is 27.99 euros, not 29.99 euros.
This set has been heavily discounted quite a few times in the past. The best price recorded on Brick-Tracker so far was 15 euros.
Definitely a nice deal for me.
Click here for a Price Comparison: https://www.brick-tracker.de/preisvergleich.php?set=77256
LEGO NINJAGO 71863 Zilvar on his dragon mount Grimtak.
MSRP: 19.99 euros.
With 40% off: approx. 11.99 euros.
With an additional 10% off: approx. 10.79 euros
Next up is 71863 Zilvar on his dragon mount, Grimtak.
The set consists of 232 pieces and includes three Minifigures. The MSRP is 19.99 euros.
This model is also frequently available at even bigger discounts. The lowest price recorded so far on Brick-Tracker was 12 euros. With the two Rossmann coupons, we’d be able to get it for even less than that.
So that’s also a pretty fair price.
Click here for a Price Comparison: LEGO 71863 – Zilvar on His Dragon Grimtak Brick-Tracker
LEGO City 60512 Mountain Bike Adventure Van.
MSRP: 19.99 euros.
With 40% off: approx. 11.99 euros.
With an additional 10% off: approx. 10.79 euros
In my opinion, this is where things start to get really interesting.
The LEGO City 60512 Mountain Bike Adventure Van consists of 260 pieces and includes two Minifigures and two bicycles. LEGO itself lists the price at 19.99 euros. The set is available exclusively.
The model has been discounted relatively little. According to Brick-Tracker, the best price so far was only 17 euros.
At just under 10.79 euros, that would therefore be a whole different ballgame.
While the set itself isn’t something I personally need, in terms of price, it’s clearly one of the more interesting models in the promotion for me.
Click here for a Price Comparison: LEGO 60512 – Mountain Bike Adventure Van Brick-Tracker
LEGO Star Wars 75448 Clone Shock Troopers Mech.
MSRP: 14.99 euros.
With 40% off: approx. 8.99 euros.
With an additional 10% off: approx. 8.09 euros
Of course, LEGO Star Wars is a must-have.
Included is the 75448 Clone Shock Trooper Mech, featuring 151 pieces and a Clone Shock Trooper. The MSRP is 14.99 euros.
Personally, I don’t find this set all that exciting. The previous best price on Brick-Tracker was already 9 euros. With both coupons, though, you can still get it for even less than that.
For just over eight euros, you can definitely do that—especially if you want the figure anyway.
Click here for a Price Comparison: https://www.brick-tracker.de/preisvergleich.php?set=75448
LEGO Minecraft 21583 Steve’s Adventure in the Taiga.
MSRP: 9.99 euros.
With 40% off: approx. 5.99 euros.
With an additional 10% off: approx. 5.39 euros
Of course, Minecraft can’t be left out either.
21583 Steve’s Adventure in the Taiga normally costs 9.99 euros and consists of 79 pieces. The set includes Steve, a Creeper, a fox, and a baby rabbit.
The set was already listed at a best price of 6 euros on Brick-Tracker. At around 5.39 euros, the difference isn’t huge, but we’d still be very close to the lowest price.
It’s perfectly fine for a small travel kit.
Click here for a Price Comparison: https://www.brick-tracker.de/preisvergleich.php?set=21583
LEGO Creator 3-in-1 31394 Cute Animals: Red Panda.
MSRP: 29.99 euros.
With 40% off: approx. 17.99 euros.
With an additional 10% off: approx. 16.19 euros.
And now we come to one of my personal highlights.
The LEGO Creator 3-in-1 31394 Cute Animals: Red Panda normally costs 29.99 euros and consists of 297 pieces. In addition to the red panda, you can also build an owl or a clownfish using the same pieces.
This particular set hasn’t been discounted much yet, since it’s an exclusive release. On Brick-Tracker, the best price so far was around 27 euros.
And then suddenly 16.19 euros?
That’s a really great price.
So the panda is definitely on my shopping list.
Click here for a Price Comparison: https://www.brick-tracker.de/preisvergleich.php?set=31394
LEGO Botanicals 11502 Sunflowers.
MSRP: 59.99 euros.
With 40% off: approx. 35.99 euros.
With an additional 10% off: approx. 32.39 euros
Second to last on our list is the LEGO Botanicals 11502 Sunflowers set.
The set consists of 686 pieces and includes a total of six sunflowers at various stages of bloom, as well as several eucalyptus branches. The MSRP is 59.99 euros.
The lowest price listed on Brick-Tracker so far was 36 euros.
So, using both Rossmann coupons, we’d end up payingaround 32.39 euros.
And at that price, I find the set really interesting.
This is also one of the sets I’ll most likely end up buying.
Click here for a Price Comparison: https://www.brick-tracker.de/preisvergleich.php?set=11502
LEGO Pokémon 72151 Eevee
MSRP: 59.99 euros
With 40% off: approx. 35.99 euros
With an additional 10% off: approx. 32.39 euros
And last but not least, we have, of course, the LEGO Pokémon 72151 Eevee set.
The set consists of 587 pieces, is movable, and normally costs 59.99 euros.
And this is where the Rossmann promotion gets really exciting.
According to Brick-Tracker, the cheapest deal right now is around 38.99 euros, and the best price recorded so far is 38 euros.
With the 40-percent coupon, we’d already be at around 35.99 euros.
With the additional 10 percent, it would even be around 32.39 euros.
That would be a really great price.
And yes: I’ll probably get the Eevee as well.
Click here for a Price Comparison: https://www.brick-tracker.de/preisvergleich.php?set=72151
The amounts are calculated based on current regular prices. Rossmann explicitly states in the terms and conditions that the 40 percent discount is applied to the respective retail price (excluding any discounts) at the time of redemption. If a regular Rossmann price changes during the promotion, the final price at the register may therefore vary slightly.
My Conclusion
I’m really glad that Rossmann is bringing this promotion back.
I think this year’s selection is pretty strong and, above all, nicely varied. We have affordable small sets as well as larger models for 60 euros, and with Speed Champions, NINJAGO, City, Star Wars, Minecraft, Creator, Botanicals, and Pokémon, we’ve really got something for a wide range of target audiences.
Of course, there are also sets where 40 percent alone isn’t particularly extraordinary.
There are often good Deals, especially on the smaller models.
But things really get interesting with the additional 10-percent coupon. That turns a 40-percent discount into an effective 46-percent discount —which means some of the sets actually end up in a really great price range.
My personal favorites are definitely the Red Panda, the Sunflowers, and Eevee.
I want those three anyway, and at these prices, I’ve pretty much decided that I’ll try to get them through this promotion.
The Mountain Bike Adventure Van is also really appealing price-wise, because we haven’t seen many significant discounts on it so far. The set itself just isn’t really my thing, though.
Of course, you shouldn’t forget that you first have to spend 100 euros at Rossmann to get the coupon.
But the collection period lasts several months and spans the entire Christmas season. Anyone who shops at Rossmann regularly anyway will likely be able to collect the 20 points with relative ease.
And if I may speculate freely:
I could definitely see this LEGO loyalty promotion slowly becoming an annual thing. We had it last year, and this year it’s coming back at pretty much the same time.
If Rossmann were to do this every year with a new selection of LEGO sets, I wouldn’t mind it at all.
Now I’m curious: Which of these sets do you want to get?
Did you take part in last year’s promotion, and what do you think of this year’s selection? Feel free to let me know in the comments!
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Author: Dante