LEGO Smyths Toys October 2026 Deals: 35 Sets and an Extra €10 Discount

Get an extra 10 € at Smyths: Spotlight on Minecraft and One Piece

Smyths Toys is running another promotion that’s worth checking out: From October 26 through November 2, 2026, when you purchase eligible LEGO Minecraft or LEGO One Piece items, €10 will be deducted from your total if your purchase totals at least €50. A total of 35 items are listed in the promotion.

Here’s the exciting part: Many sets are already on sale even before the additional promotional discount. I took a look at the selection and picked out the Deals that caught my eye. As always, comparing prices with other sellers is more important than the percentage on the price tag.

Important: The €10 discount applies to a qualifying purchase of €50 or more that includes participating products; it does not automatically apply to every single set. The individual prices listed below are the Smyths prices displayed before the additional cart discount. Please check availability and shipping costs in your cart.

My highlights from the Smyths promotion

I find some of the sets particularly interesting. The prices listed are before the additional shopping cart discount; the linked Price Comparison will show you whether Smyths is actually the cheapest seller in the end.

The yellow button takes you to the Smyths special offers page, not directly to the specific product. The percentages and savings are based on the listed MSRP and do not yet include the additional shopping cart discount.

Here’s how to get the €10

Here’s an example: The Flying Lamb pirate ship costs €94.99 in the sale list. If the €10 is deducted in the shopping cart, the total comes to €84.99— which would be about 35% below the listed MSRP of €129.99. Of course, this assumes that the discount is actually applied to the purchase.

Smaller sets can also be a good deal: The Ender Dragon for €39.99 and the Armadillo Mine Expedition for €17.90 total €57.89. After a €10 promotional discount, the total would be €47.89 for both sets. This way, you save even more without having to buy an expensive individual set.

What I would keep in mind during the campaign

With LEGO One Piece, the larger models really stand out because even their starting price is significantly lower than the MSRP. With Minecraft, I find the combination of smaller sets exciting: it lets you reach the promotional threshold without spending an unnecessary amount of money.

Before you place an order, I’d recommend checking out the latest LEGO Top Deals and Live Deals. There, you can see if other sellers are currently offering the same set at a lower price. The Brick-Tracker overview also takes you straight to the most important tools.

My takeaway: The Smyths promotion is especially worth considering if you were planning to buy Minecraft or One Piece anyway. The extra ten can sometimes turn a decent price into a really good deal—but only by looking at the actual final price can you tell if the purchase is worth it.

As of October 26, 2026. Prices are based on the Smyths promotional overview; subject to change, clearance sales, and terms and conditions. Discount examples are calculated estimates and do not represent confirmed checkout prices.