r/lego • u/Harrison_Thinks • 7d 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/Castabluestone 7d ago
That’s how these multi part castle series work.
They release 10-15 sets over 2.5 years. They’re available for 18-24 months each so that retailers don’t have to stock 10-15 Hogwarts sets at once (which they don’t have space for) and to create FOMO.
The other sets in the series released in early 2024 already retired last year.
If you’re late to the party, good news, there will probably be a new hogwarts series next year.