November 2026 marks the arrival of four distinct new LEGO sets as the company's release schedule slows toward the end of the year. While the volume of new products has decreased, the current lineup spans diverse themes ranging from anime and architecture to botanicals and travel destinations.
The first major release is LEGO Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku, which captures the moment the seven Dragon Balls are gathered to summon the dragon Shenron. The set features a dynamically posed Shenron and a Kid Goku minifigure capable of flying on the Kintoun. This set is currently available for free to LEGO Insiders, with general availability scheduled for November 4.
In the Architecture series, LEGO has unveiled a massive recreation of Barcelona's Sagrada Família. Designed by Antoni Gaudí, the cathedral recently reached its full structural height after 144 years of construction, prompting this tribute. With 12,060 pieces, it stands as the largest set ever released by LEGO in terms of piece count, requiring a significant time investment to assemble.
Travel enthusiasts can explore Italy with the new LEGO Icons: Venetian Neighborhood. This sizable set recreates a Vatican neighborhood complete with canals and distinctive architecture, offering a relaxing building experience despite its higher price point. For those seeking a more affordable option, the LEGO Botanicals: Cozy Plants set features adorable, anthropomorphic pots holding flowers and is priced at $22.99.
Additionally, three "Gift With Purchase" offers are available on the LEGO Store until November 8, subject to stock availability. Customers spending $130 or more receive the LEGO Build, Paint and Play set for free. Purchasing the Venetian Neighborhood set includes a complimentary LEGO Venetian Water Taxi, while buying select Harry Potter sets grants a free LEGO Harry Potter Dumbledore's Office with Harry Potter set.
Looking ahead to Black Friday on November 27, a mystery LEGO set is expected to be released. Although no official announcement has been made yet, historical patterns suggest the reveal could happen soon. Last year's Black Friday set, the LEGO Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise, was announced on November 6, 2025, indicating that the 2026 surprise may follow a similar timeline.
Sources: IGN.