Score a free Lego Spider-Man vs. Anti-Venom set on your next order — how to claim
FREE GIFT: Until July 31, spend $40 or more on Marvel, DC, Batman, or Jurassic World Lego merchandise and get the Spider-Man vs. Anti-Venom Heist ($4.99 value) for free at Lego, in Lego Stores, or via phone orders while stocks last.
Lego's tucked another freebie into its current promotions — a mini Spider-Man vs. Anti-Venom Heist (30725). Here's the scenario the set recreates: Anti-Venom busts open a street-corner ATM and takes off with the cash, and Spider-Man chases him down on a skateboard to stop him.
Spend $40 or more on Marvel, DC, Batman, or Jurassic World Lego merchandise, and this set comes free with your purchase. Unlike some of Lego's other current offers, this isn't online-only: it's valid at Lego, in Lego Stores, and through Lego Catalog phone orders until July 31, while stocks last.
If you're interested in crossing the $40 threshold, here are some solid options to put you over the line:
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Venom Bust — $49.99
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Spider-Man Prison Transport Chase — $49.99
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Loki vs. Team Iron Man — $49.99
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Avengers: Endgame Thor vs. Chitauri — $54.99
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Iron Spider-Man Bust — $59.99
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Ravager Jumpsuit Groot — $59.99
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Miles Morales' Mask — $69.99
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Spider-Man vs. Hulk Epic Clash — $89.99
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Avengers: Endgame Final Battle — $99.99
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Iron Man Mark 3 Collectors' Edition — $129.99
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Batmobile Tumbler — $189.99
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X-Men: The X-Mansion — $329.99
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S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier — $399.99
Same standard fine print applies: Pick a Brick (Standard) orders don't count toward the $40 minimum, you're limited to one free set per household, and if you return your qualifying purchase, the freebie has to be returned with it. It also can't be swapped for another item or cash value, and it's not valid at Legoland Parks, Legoland Discovery Centers, or Lego Certified Stores.
$4.99 of free Spider-Man justice — grab it at Lego while stocks last.
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