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LEGO unveils magical Beauty and the Beast castle set for Disney lovers

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LEGO unveils a new set tailored for Disney enthusiasts – The Enchanted Castle inspired by the timeless movie “Beauty and the Beast.

The collection vividly recreates the castle from the cherished Disney movie, featuring four intricately designed stages, one of which is the ballroom where Belle and the Beast have their initial dance as Mrs. Potts serenades with the famous tune “Something There.

The ballroom features a rotating dance floor for reenacting that memorable scene, and the dining room is equipped with a table and revolving dishes.

With this 2,916-piece collection, you can construct the magical chamber housing the spellbound rose, a pivotal item in the Beast’s enchantment tale.

In this game world, I’ve got myself a sweet deal with the Beauty and the Beast Castle set. It includes a dozen of my favorite LEGO characters – Belle, the Beast, Gaston, LeFou, Maurice, Lumière, Fifi, Cogsworth, Chip, and even dear old Mrs. Potts!

If assembling the large castle on your own seems overwhelming, you’ll be glad to know that the set comes with step-by-step digital building instructions using the LEGO Builder app. This means that several individuals can participate and enjoy the process simultaneously.

Beginning on April 1, the set will become accessible exclusively for LEGO Insiders through the LEGO website and physical LEGO stores. From April 4 onwards, it will be available to the general public.

In the United Kingdom, the “Beauty and the Beast” Castle is priced at £239.99. The same set will cost €279.99 across Europe, while consumers in the U.S. can purchase it for $279.99.

After a series of announcements from LEGO, they’ve released a new set inspired by Vincent van Gogh’s famous Sunflowers painting. This 3D model comes with adjustable petals and is now available for purchase worldwide: £169.99 in the UK, €199.99 across Europe, and $199.99 in the United States, starting March 1st.

Enthusiasts of the Twilight saga were thrilled last January as a LEGO replica of the Cullen house was unveiled, priced at £189.99. Moreover, LEGO also announced that Bluey would be receiving its inaugural sets, set to launch in June.

As you anticipate these thrilling releases, consider taking a look at the enormous 5,201-piece Avengers tower, Jabba’s sail barge from Star Wars, or a charming little hut adorned with elements from Harry Potter‘s Hagrid’s abode. You might find it engaging to build these LEGO sets while you countdown to the launches!

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2025-03-06 19:57

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