Ahead of its eagerly anticipated Spring Sale, Amazon is rolling out some irresistible early deals, particularly for LEGO enthusiasts. If you've been eyeing discounted LEGO sets, you're in for a treat. Among the standout offers is the LEGO Sorting Hat from the Harry Potter series, now available at a reduced price. Originally priced at $99.99, it's now down to $79.99, offering a 20% discount. According to price tracking site camelcamelcamel, this is just a few cents shy of its all-time lowest price, making it a deal you won't want to miss.
LEGO Harry Potter Talking Sorting Hat for $79.99

LEGO Harry Potter Talking Sorting Hat W/ 31 Voices
0$99.99 save 20%$79.99 at Amazon
This LEGO set is not only a joy to assemble but also a fantastic decorative piece that comes to life with sound. The set includes 31 different voices, which can be triggered by either tipping the top of the hat or placing it on your head. Ever wondered which Hogwarts house you'd belong to? This is your chance to find out. The LEGO Talking Sorting Hat includes 561 pieces, a stand to display the completed hat, and a Harry Potter minifigure complete with a smaller version of the Sorting Hat.
But the LEGO Sorting Hat isn't the only exciting deal on Amazon. The rare LEGO Ideas Starry Night Set is also seeing a significant discount, which is a rare opportunity not to be missed. As we approach the official start of Amazon's Spring Sale, we can expect even more LEGO deals to surface.
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For those looking to expand their LEGO collection, consider exploring our curated list of the best Harry Potter LEGO sets and the best LEGO sets for adults. These include gems like the Lord of the Rings Rivendell set and the LEGO Great Deku Tree set. Additionally, fans of the Harry Potter series can look forward to a new interactive illustrated edition of Goblet of Fire hitting the shelves this fall.