Four new LEGO sets are out in November 2026, and the lineup ranges from a Dragon Ball build to a 12,060-piece model of Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia. Two of them, LEGO Dragon Ball: Shenron and Goku and LEGO Icons: Venetian Neighborhood, are already open to LEGO Insiders and reach everyone else on November 4.
The month is light on releases. LEGO has slowed to a trickle as the year winds down, but the sets arriving now are strong enough that collectors have reason to pay attention before the holiday rush starts.
The Sagrada Familia set is the headline build
The Sagrada Familia in Barcelona is one of the most distinctive buildings in the world, and it now has a LEGO Architecture set of its own. The Antoni Gaudi-designed cathedral spent 144 years under construction before it reached its full structural height earlier this year. LEGO used that milestone as the reason to build a miniature version of the Catholic basilica.
The scale is the real story. At 12,060 pieces, this is the biggest set by piece count LEGO has ever released. Buyers should plan for many hours of assembly, and anyone shopping for a serious display piece will want to weigh that time commitment before checkout.
Dragon Ball fans get Shenron in a dynamic pose
LEGO Dragon Ball: Shenron and Goku depicts the moment all seven Dragon Balls are gathered and the dragon Shenron bursts forth. Shenron is posed in a dynamic coil, and the Kid Goku minifigure can fly around on the Kintoun. The set is available November 1 for LEGO Insiders, and it reaches everyone else on November 4.
For fans who have been waiting for a Dragon Ball build with real movement and a recognizable centerpiece, this is the set that fits the moment. The Shenron coil is the visual hook, and the flying Kintoun gives the minifigure a way to show off the action.
The Venetian Neighborhood set is a travel fantasy in brick
LEGO Icons: Venetian Neighborhood is a sizable recreation of a Venetian neighborhood, built around architecture and canals that give the set its character. It is available November 1 for LEGO Insiders and November 4 for everyone else. The set is pricey, but it comes with a high piece count to match, which makes it a serious investment for display-focused buyers.
It also works as a cheap way to take a trip without leaving the house. Building the canals and rooflines is the kind of slow, satisfying process that appeals to adults who want a calm project during the busy end of the year.
Cozy Plants is the budget pick of the month
LEGO Botanicals: Cozy Plants is the silly, adorable entry of the month. It features cute anthropomorphic pots with smiling faces holding their flowers. At $22.99, it is by far the most affordable new set released this month, which makes it an easy add-on for shoppers who want something new without a large commitment.
Cozy Plants is also a useful reminder that the November lineup is not only about big builds. A smaller set can fill a gap in a collection or serve as a gift for someone who wants a light, playful build.
Three gift with purchase offers expire November 8
Between now and November 8, three gift with purchase sets are available for free when you buy select sets from the LEGO Store. The first is LEGO Build, Paint and Play, which comes free with any purchase of $130 or more. The second is LEGO Venetian Water Taxi, which comes free when you buy the Venetian Neighborhood set. The third is LEGO Harry Potter Dumbledore’s Office with Harry Potter, which is free with select Harry Potter sets.
The offers come with a clear warning. All gift with purchase sets are available while supplies last, and they often sell out before their end dates. Shoppers who want a specific freebie should move quickly, because the deadline is not the only limit.
All Gift With Purchase sets are available while supplies last, and they often sell out before their end dates. So grab what you want sooner than later if it qualifies you for a GWP.
The Black Friday set reveal is coming
Each year LEGO releases a big new set on Black Friday, and this year that day falls on November 27. The company has not officially announced this year’s set yet, even though rumors and speculation have circulated. Last year’s Black Friday set, LEGO Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise, was announced on November 6, 2025.
If LEGO follows the same timing, the reveal should land soon. That matters for buyers who want to plan a budget around the holiday sale rather than react to it after the set sells out. Watch for the announcement in the first week of November.
How to shop the November lineup
The smart move is to sort the month by priority. Collectors who want the largest build should look at the Sagrada Familia set first, since it is the biggest piece count LEGO has released. Dragon Ball fans should plan for the November 4 public date if they do not have Insiders access. Buyers looking for a gift or a low-cost add-on have Cozy Plants at $22.99.
The gift with purchase deadline of November 8 is the most time-sensitive part of the schedule. A purchase of $130 or more unlocks LEGO Build, Paint and Play, while the Venetian Neighborhood set comes with the Venetian Water Taxi. Harry Potter buyers can add Dumbledore’s Office with select sets. Anyone planning to use these offers should check stock early, because supplies can disappear before the listed end dates.
For a full rundown of upcoming sets announced so far, the official LEGO Store listings are the most direct place to check availability and pricing before each release date.
TL;DR
- The Sagrada Familia set is the headline build, with 12,060 pieces, the biggest piece count LEGO has ever released.
- LEGO Dragon Ball: Shenron and Goku is available November 1 for Insiders and November 4 for everyone else.
- LEGO Icons: Venetian Neighborhood follows the same schedule, with a high piece count and a premium price.
- LEGO Botanicals: Cozy Plants is the most affordable new set this month at $22.99.
- Three gift with purchase offers run through November 8, while supplies last.
- The Black Friday set falls on November 27, and LEGO’s announcement is expected soon.