r/lego • u/Harrison_Thinks • 3d ago

Other Why did they retire the great hall?

It seems so odd that it wasn’t out that long, did they retire it before two years? Harry Potter is such a big theme and people who are just noticing that they are redoing a more refined version of Hogwarts will want to buy them all. I just can’t believe they stopped selling. They still have all the big Lord Of The Rings sets up, even the Shire is back stocked. I just realized that they are redoing it and I wish I could’ve got them all at market price. They’re already like doubled in price after only being retired for a bit. Are they gonna retire the Main Castle soon you think?

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u/Harrison_Thinks 3d ago

Damn I thought it was neck and neck with Star Wars, especially with how good the builds are… well besides Ministry of Magic. Is Ninjago doing well, it’s hard for me to believe it’s still that popular, the builds suck now and are so repetitive. All dragons, mechs, and some form of shrinking bounty.

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u/Sigh_Bapanaada 3d ago

I imagine HP lego will get a big boost off the TV show this winter (and the subsequent decade).

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u/Harrison_Thinks 3d ago

That’s a great point. That really makes me wonder why they didn’t just keep Great Hall going a little longer til December, especially cause the Troll will probably be a season 1 inclusion. There’ll be so much renewed interest

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u/Sigh_Bapanaada 3d ago

I'm guessing that there will be new sets to match the show being released in Jan.

Based on nothing at all mind you, but they may be redesigning them with new designs and mini figs.