When we think of hitting the lottery jackpot and the fortune that comes with it, one of the best things money can buy is freedom: the freedom to stop worrying about daily problems and let your inner child out. And today is International LEGO Day, so what better moment to explore some of the most intricate and Expensive LEGO Sets and builds ever created from the iconic plastic bricks from Denmark.
The Most Expensive Official LEGO Sets You Can Buy
Starting with the more accessible side of LEGO, there are many official pre-made sets valued at hundreds of dollars. Among them is the set with the most pieces ever released: the LEGO World Map.
Other impressive builds include highly detailed recreations such as the LEGO Titanic or the Eiffel Tower, the tallest LEGO set ever made, designed to replicate the sense of wonder you feel when seeing the Paris landmark for the first time.
The Ultimate LEGO Set for Star Wars Fans
At the very top of official LEGO sets sits the true crème de la crème: the Star Wars Death Star LEGO set. With more than 9,000 pieces and a price just shy of $1,000, it remains the most expensive LEGO set ever sold by the company. A must-have for both hardcore Star Wars fans and dedicated LEGO builders.
Thinking Bigger: LEGO Beyond Sets
But why stop at individual sets when LEGO has gone much bigger than that?
LEGO has expanded far beyond toy boxes by creating LEGOLAND theme parks, where entire worlds are built brick by brick. The first park opened near LEGO’s headquarters in Billund, Denmark, and since then the LEGO empire has continued to grow.
LEGOLAND Parks Around the World
Today, there are 12 LEGOLAND parks worldwide, with three more currently under construction. These parks are spread across Europe, Asia, and the United States, including locations in New York, California, and Florida.
Each park features massive LEGO recreations of famous landmarks, both local and international, as well as impressive LEGO Technic constructions—machines that actually operate using only LEGO pieces.
The Most Expensive LEGO Construction Ever
The most expensive LEGO project to date is LEGOLAND Shanghai, which opened in China with an estimated investment of around $600 million. While exact figures are private, it’s safe to say this is the most expensive LEGO construction ever built—so costly that even a Powerball jackpot might struggle to cover it.
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