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Legos on SALE! Summer vacations are no longer going to be dull, with up to 40% off on favourite picks

Lego SALE alert! Keep kids busy this summer with up to 40% off on all sets, perfect for gifts.

Published on: Mar 24, 2026, 12:00:48 IST
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Colourful Lego sets stacked high, offering hours of fun and creativity for kids this summer. (Pexels.com)
Colourful Lego sets stacked high, offering hours of fun and creativity for kids this summer. (Pexels.com)
Neha Ravi Khandelwal

Neha Khandelwal
Content Lead, HT Travel | Travel & Lifestyle Journalist
With over 10 years of content writing experience, Neha Khandelwal is a lifestyle journalist and the Content Lead at HT Travel. She specialises in destinations, hotels, aviation, luggage, travel gear, and practical guides that help readers plan smarter and travel better. Her work combines first-hand experience, expert insights, and extensive research to create stories that are informative, useful, and easy to follow.

Career Journey & Experience
Neha began her writing career as a freelance journalist in 2010 before entering mainstream media with The Times of India in 2022. She later joined Hindustan Times, where she has written extensively across travel, lifestyle, home, and consumer trends. Her professional background extends beyond journalism. Before moving into digital media full-time, she spent nearly a decade in interior design, managing residential projects from concept to execution. She also trained in visual merchandising with Shoppers Stop and Pantaloons and worked with women-led startups across design and operations. These experiences continue to shape her storytelling, especially in how she evaluates hotels, design-led stays, hospitality spaces, and travel experiences.

A naturally curious learner, Neha has completed beginner certifications in pottery, scuba diving, baking, creative writing, and other creative pursuits. She has read more than 2,000 books, trained in Bharatanatyam for 8 years, and ghostwritten a book on Ladakh tourism.

Subject Expertise
Travel is at the heart of Neha's work. She covers destinations, hotels, airlines, luggage, packing strategies, travel accessories, and emerging travel trends through a mix of reporting, product testing, and conversations with industry experts. A frequent traveller herself, she approaches every trip with a journalist's curiosity and a planner's mindset, focusing on experiences that readers can realistically recreate. From choosing the right cabin bag to decoding hotel openings and destination trends, her writing prioritises practical advice over promotional claims. Her background in interior design also gives her a distinct perspective on architecture, hospitality design, boutique hotels, luxury stays, and thoughtfully designed spaces.

Education & Professional Background
Neha holds a Master's degree in Interior Design. Her early experience in interior design, visual merchandising, and design operations gives her a unique understanding of aesthetics, functionality, and user experience, adding depth to her coverage of hotels, resorts, and travel spaces.

Editorial Philosophy
"As an avid, research-driven traveller, my goal is simple. To answer the questions you actually have before booking a trip. I cut through the promotional noise with honest reporting and expert insights. Making travel planning seamless, smart, and reliable so you always know where to go next."

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Summer break is almost here, and for parents of energetic kids, that can mean a lot of “I’m bored” complaints. This year, I’ve found the perfect solution: Lego’s brand days sale on Amazon. With discounts up to 40% off on all sets, it’s an ideal opportunity to stock up on toys that entertain, educate, and keep little hands busy. From building imaginative worlds to creating favourite characters, Lego offers something for every child.

Beyond keeping your own kids occupied, these sets make excellent gifts for birthdays or special occasions throughout the year. Grab your favourite sets before they sell out and turn summer into a season of creativity and fun. With 2 10-year-old sons, I am definitely shopping for their favourite options. Here are some top deals I found!

Lego Classic Sets

I always keep a few Lego Classic sets handy at home. They’re perfect when my kids just want to build anything that pops into their heads. The bricks are basic, colourful, and endless in possibilities, so even a rainy afternoon turns into a tiny creative festival. My kids often mix these with other sets, and suddenly there’s a castle with rocket ships or a dragon guarding a pirate ship. These sets feel like a blank canvas that never gets boring.

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Lego Minecraft

Minecraft in real life? Yes, please! My kids love recreating their in-game worlds with Lego Minecraft sets. From blocky villages to spooky caves, these sets capture all the fun of the game, and it’s hilarious watching them argue over which structure comes first. It’s a sneaky way to get them away from screens, too. I’ve seen them trade ideas and add little personal touches, turning a standard set into a mini Minecraft universe of their own.

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Lego Creator

Lego Creator sets are my go-to for building three-in-one designs. One set, three different models. It keeps things fresh without needing a new box each time. My kids love the challenge of transforming a house into a plane or a car, and I enjoy seeing how they tweak the instructions to add their own flair. It’s simple, fun, and somehow always feels like a tiny engineering lesson disguised as playtime.

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Lego Technic

Lego Technic sets are for the little engineers at home. My kids are fascinated by gears, pulleys, and moving parts, and these sets keep them hooked for hours. They love figuring out how the vehicles actually move and sometimes even invent their own variations. It’s tricky at first, but the sense of accomplishment when something finally works is priceless. I’ve lost count of the “look, it actually moves!” moments, and honestly, I get just as excited as they do.

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Lego Marvel

If your kids are superhero-obsessed, Lego Marvel sets are an absolute win. My two spend hours building Spidey’s web-slinging adventures and recreating epic battles with Iron Man and the Avengers. I love how the sets mix action and storytelling, and they’re surprisingly good at sparking conversations about teamwork and heroism. Plus, seeing my kids act out their own tiny Marvel sagas adds an extra layer of fun. Sometimes I join in, and let’s just say, they’re way better at the battles than I am.

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Assorted Big Lego Sets

The big Lego sets are my secret weapon for keeping the kids entertained during long weekends. Harry Potter castles, Lion Knights fortresses, and the History Museum sets aren’t just toys. They’re epic projects. My kids work together, puzzle over tricky builds, and then spend hours role-playing with the finished creations. I love that these sets mix focus, storytelling, and imagination. Plus, they make a stunning display on the shelf afterwards, so it’s not just playtime in our home, it’s part of the room décor.

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Lego sets: FAQs
Lego makes sets for almost every age. Classic and Creator sets work well for younger kids, around 4 and up, while Technic and big themed sets like Harry Potter or Marvel are better for ages 9 or 10 and older. Always check the recommended age on the box to match your child’s skills and patience level.
Absolutely! One of the best things about Lego is mixing and matching. My kids often combine Classic bricks with Minecraft or Marvel sets to create entirely new worlds. It sparks creativity and keeps playtime fresh.
Think about your child’s interests and patience. If they love storytelling, Creator or big themed sets work great. For tech and engineering curiosity, Technic sets are ideal. Observing what excites them helps pick the right set.
Yes! They offer hours of entertainment, promote problem-solving, and can even become collectables. Big sets like Harry Potter castles or iconic museums make memorable gifts that last well beyond the initial build.

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    Neha Khandelwal

    Neha Khandelwal Content Lead, HT Travel | Travel & Lifestyle Journalist With over 10 years of content writing experience, Neha Khandelwal is a lifestyle journalist and the Content Lead at HT Travel. She specialises in destinations, hotels, aviation, luggage, travel gear, and practical guides that help readers plan smarter and travel better. Her work combines first-hand experience, expert insights, and extensive research to create stories that are informative, useful, and easy to follow. Career Journey & Experience Neha began her writing career as a freelance journalist in 2010 before entering mainstream media with The Times of India in 2022. She later joined Hindustan Times, where she has written extensively across travel, lifestyle, home, and consumer trends. Her professional background extends beyond journalism. Before moving into digital media full-time, she spent nearly a decade in interior design, managing residential projects from concept to execution. She also trained in visual merchandising with Shoppers Stop and Pantaloons and worked with women-led startups across design and operations. These experiences continue to shape her storytelling, especially in how she evaluates hotels, design-led stays, hospitality spaces, and travel experiences. A naturally curious learner, Neha has completed beginner certifications in pottery, scuba diving, baking, creative writing, and other creative pursuits. She has read more than 2,000 books, trained in Bharatanatyam for 8 years, and ghostwritten a book on Ladakh tourism. Subject Expertise Travel is at the heart of Neha's work. She covers destinations, hotels, airlines, luggage, packing strategies, travel accessories, and emerging travel trends through a mix of reporting, product testing, and conversations with industry experts. A frequent traveller herself, she approaches every trip with a journalist's curiosity and a planner's mindset, focusing on experiences that readers can realistically recreate. From choosing the right cabin bag to decoding hotel openings and destination trends, her writing prioritises practical advice over promotional claims. Her background in interior design also gives her a distinct perspective on architecture, hospitality design, boutique hotels, luxury stays, and thoughtfully designed spaces. Education & Professional Background Neha holds a Master's degree in Interior Design. Her early experience in interior design, visual merchandising, and design operations gives her a unique understanding of aesthetics, functionality, and user experience, adding depth to her coverage of hotels, resorts, and travel spaces. Editorial Philosophy "As an avid, research-driven traveller, my goal is simple. To answer the questions you actually have before booking a trip. I cut through the promotional noise with honest reporting and expert insights. Making travel planning seamless, smart, and reliable so you always know where to go next."Read More