LEGO Is Finally Releasing Bluey Sets, and You Can Pre-Order Them Now
One of these are on GH's list of most anticipated toys of 2025.
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Big news for Bluey fans of all ages: The famed Australian dog family is getting turned into five collectible LEGO sets that will be released on June 1. And if you're as excited as we are (literally, one of these sets is on our experts' most anticipated toys of 2025 list), you can pre-order them now to secure your own and have it shipped as soon as the release date.
Because the animated series Bluey bridges a wide-age gap and is beloved by toddlers to teens (and even adults), the brand created two toddler-friendly sets for their DUPLO line, alongside three regular LEGO sets designed for ages 4 and up.
LEGO Senior Designer Roberta Cardazzo and team worked on bringing these sets to life for several years and collaborated closely with BBC Studios to recreate the most-loved scenes like the Heeler house, an interactive playground and a beach set (with the car!). The "for real life" results are absolutely adorable, and we're anxiously awaiting the chance to build these.
The largest of the Bluey sets comes in at 382 pieces and features so many details. It's the full Heeler family house, and it works as a play house for kids to recreate their favorite scenes once built. It comes with figures of Bluey, Bingo, Chilli and Bandit, and the garden even includes Chattermax and Jeremy the gnome. Ages 4+
LEGO sets can get pricey, but this set comes in at a budget-friendly $20, plus it includes Bluey and Chloe figures. All your standard playground faves are included like a slide, see-saw, telescope and picnic area. The blocks and directions are designed so kids can build this without help. Ages 4+
LEGO DUPLO Bluey's Family House with Memory Game
The DUPLO sets have larger pieces and less of them, but they also incorporate a learning element. "We wanted to add a gamification layer to the top," Cardazzo tells Good Housekeeping, referencing the built-in memory game on the roof. "They will be able to play with it a new way [including] two memory games." Ages 3+
This set not only features Bobo the family car, and figures of Bluey, Bingo and Mum, but it also has a lot of small details, like a mermaid sand tail and a cooler filled with snacks. "It’s not for display, it’s made for play," says Cardazzo. "[It has] all the details and accessories to really role play the scenes from the show." Ages 4+
Your littlest Bluey fans can handle this set which requires minimal building, and it also includes a counting game. Kids can play pretend and order scoops of their favorite flavors that get added to a cone. Plus the car is portable, so Bluey and Dad can go on other adventures, too. Ages 2+
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