LEGO Sets Retiring in 2026: Expected Exit Dates

Our catalog data gives an expected retirement date, which LEGO calls an exit date, for 435 sets in 2026: 301 on December 31, 112 on July 31 and 22 on other dates. This page lists the biggest of them, every Star Wars set among them, and the popular sets often said to retire in 2026 that are actually expected to stay longer.

For every set, updated as dates and listings change, see our LEGO Retirement Tracker.

How to Read These Dates

• An exit date is a plan, not a promise. LEGO moves them, in both directions.
• Sets can outlast their date. Some July 31 sets were still listed on LEGO.com US at our last check.
• Stock can run out first. A set can disappear from LEGO.com before its exit date and then return, or not.
• Other retailers often keep stock for a while after LEGO stops selling a set.

The LEGO.com US column shows whether the set was still listed when we last checked it, or the date its listing ended.

Biggest Sets Expected to Retire December 31, 2026

LEGO.com US stopped listing the UCS Millennium Falcon on October 13, 2026 (at our check on October 18, 2026). Its expected exit date is still December 31, 2026, so that may be a stock-out rather than retirement. Sets priced $150 and up that have not retired yet, most expensive first:

July 31, 2026: Already Past

Sets priced $150 and up whose expected exit was July 31. Most have left LEGO.com US, but 2 were still listed at our last check:

Star Wars Sets Expected to Retire in 2026

Every priced Star Wars set with a 2026 exit date, most expensive first. For the UCS line in particular, see LEGO Star Wars UCS 2026.

Not Retiring in 2026

These are often listed as 2026 retirements, but their expected exit dates are later:

• Titanic (10294-1): expected exit December 31, 2028. It was still listed on LEGO.com US at our check on October 18, 2026.
• Natural History Museum (10326-1): expected exit December 31, 2027. LEGO.com US stopped listing it on October 14, 2026 (at our check on October 18, 2026); with its exit date still ahead, that may be a stock-out.
• Bonsai Tree (10281-1) and Orchid (10311-1): expected exit December 31, 2027.
• Wildflower Bouquet (10313-1): expected exit December 31, 2027.

What to Do

• If you want a set at retail, buy it before its exit date; do not count on a sale in the final months.
• If a set has already left LEGO.com, check other retailers before paying secondary-market prices.
• If you are buying to resell, remember that retired sets do not all rise in value, and fees and shipping come out of any gain.

For the signs that a set is close to retiring, see How to Tell a LEGO Set Is About to Retire.

Exit dates and LEGO.com US listing dates come from our catalog data, checked per set between November 2025 and October 2026; the counts are as of October 7, 2026. LEGO can change exit dates at any time.