Lego Mario Kart: Explore 5 New Sets & Original Lineup Deals
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– Lego’s Mario Kart collection expanded on August 1 with five new sets, including Wario’s debut and a combo pack with King Boo’s Buggy.
– The new lineup features Bowser’s Castle (1,000+ pieces, $100) and retailer-exclusive sets like Piranha Plant Power-Up Pursuit (Target/Lego Store).
– The Lego Mario Kart series now includes 11 playsets, mostly under $50, totaling 17 karts and 24 figures, plus a 1,972-piece display model for adults.
– Original Mario Kart sets like Baby Mario vs. Baby Luigi are discounted by 20% at Amazon and Walmart as of August 3.
– The Lego Game Boy (421 pieces, $60) is a highly anticipated preorder item, already selling out multiple times at major retailers.
The Lego Mario Kart universe just got bigger with five exciting new sets joining the lineup, bringing fresh characters and iconic vehicles to life in brick form. Released on August 1, this second wave introduces fan-favorite Wario for the first time, complete with his signature pink kart and paraglider. Alongside him, King Boo’s Teddy Bear Buggy adds a playful twist to the collection. These additions solidify Lego Mario Kart as a must-have for fans, now featuring its own Interactive Lego Mario & Standard Kart starter set for immersive play.
For those eager to expand their sets, the updated lineup includes 11 playsets, with most priced under $50. Highlights from the new releases include Bowser’s Castle, a massive 1,000-piece build priced at $100, and retailer-exclusive sets like Piranha Plant Power-Up Pursuit and Shy Guy & P-Wing, currently available only at Target and the Lego Store. Meanwhile, collectors shouldn’t miss the chance to grab Bowser’s Muscle Car before it retires, already sold out at the Lego Store but still available elsewhere for $26.
If you’re just starting your collection, now’s a great time to shop. Amazon and Walmart are offering discounts up to 20% on original sets, including Baby Mario vs. Baby Luigi, Toad’s Garage, and Donkey Kong & DK Jumbo. And for those who love display pieces, the 1,972-piece Lego Mario & Standard Kart model offers an impressive centerpiece for adult builders.
Beyond Mario Kart, Lego’s collaboration with Nintendo continues to thrive. The recently revealed Lego Game Boy, a 421-piece replica of the iconic 1989 handheld, has already seen multiple sell-outs during preorders. Priced at $60, it’s available at Amazon and Target while supplies last.
Whether you’re racing with Wario or building Bowser’s Castle, the expanded Lego Mario Kart collection delivers endless fun for fans of all ages. With exclusive sets, limited-time deals, and new characters joining the roster, there’s never been a better time to dive into this brick-built racing adventure.
(Source: gamespot)
