Does the Loop Coaster actually move?

Yes, a built-in motor pulls the cars up the first climb, after which they run through the full loop back to the station.

How many minifigures come with the set?

The set includes 11 minifigures, covering both ride staff and visitor figures for the surrounding stalls.

Does the Loop Coaster need batteries?

Yes, the drive mechanism runs on batteries fitted separately, and the related drive parts are among the set's 483 unique parts.

Icons

Loop Coaster

The Loop Coaster recreates a fairground ride complete with a motorised track and a genuine loop, built from 3,756 pieces across the LEGO® Icons range (formerly Creator Expert). Eleven minifigures populate the ride and its surrounding stalls. Once built, a motor pulls the cars up the first climb and sends them through the full loop under their own momentum.

Set number: 10303
Year: 2022
Pieces: 3,756
Minifigures: 11
Theme: Icons
Different parts: 483

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 483

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (42)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 11

Chef, White Torso, Dark Tan Legs, Red Cap fig-0128694 pieces × 1
Dark Green Torso, Dark Blue Legs, Medium Nougat Hair fig-0128704 pieces × 1
Bright Pink Torso, Tan Legs, Dark Bluish Grey Hair fig-0128714 pieces × 1
White/Dark Turquoise Torso, Light Bluish Grey Legs, Red Cap with Reddish Brown Hair fig-0128724 pieces × 1
Dark Red Torso, Blue Legs, Black Hair fig-0128734 pieces × 1
Bright Light Blue Torso, White Legs, Dark Azure Hair fig-0128744 pieces × 1
White Torso, Dark Purple Legs, Dark Pink Cap fig-0128754 pieces × 1
Kid - Blue Torso, Medium Blue Legs, Tan Hair fig-0128764 pieces × 1
Medium Nougat Torso, Sand Green Legs, Dark Brown Hair fig-0128774 pieces × 1
Bright Light Blue Torso and Legs, Red Hair fig-0128784 pieces × 1
LEGO Employee, Yellow Torso, Blue Legs, Reddish Brown fig-0128794 pieces × 1

Description

A fairground, not just a ride

Alongside the coaster track itself, the set includes a handful of small fairground stalls, such as a snack stand and a refreshment stall, that line the queue area for waiting passengers. That mix of ride and surrounding scenery is typical of the LEGO® Icons range, which tends to recreate real leisure settings in miniature rather than a single isolated model. The winding track, with its steep climb, tight loop and final straight, means the finished build is designed to actually run, not just stand on a shelf.

A motor-driven loop, not a static display

A built-in motor hauls the carriages up the first incline, after which momentum alone carries them through the complete loop, much like a real coaster. That working function sets the Loop Coaster apart from most display-only LEGO models and makes it one of the few sets where motion is a core part of the finished build rather than an optional extra. Several small gear and chain-link elements make the drive system work, and they're listed separately in the parts list on this page.

483 parts, 11 minifigures

With 483 unique parts and 11 minifigures, the Loop Coaster is one of the more varied sets in the Icons range: alongside ride operators, visitor minifigures can be positioned queuing or browsing the stalls. That part variety is also why the set has room for small scenes and background detail beyond the ride itself. The full parts list further down this page breaks every piece down by colour and quantity, useful for tracking down any specific element.

Colours: blue, grey, black and orange

Dark blue and light bluish grey form the track structure and supports, black covers mechanical detailing, and bright light orange marks out the carriages and stall accents for that classic fairground look. This bold colour combination keeps the Loop Coaster readable from a distance, which suits the fairground theme well. Knowing the colour breakdown before you start makes sorting the 3,756 pieces considerably faster using the parts list on this page.

FAQ

Does the Loop Coaster actually move?: Yes, a built-in motor pulls the cars up the first climb, after which they run through the full loop back to the station.
How many minifigures come with the set?: The set includes 11 minifigures, covering both ride staff and visitor figures for the surrounding stalls.
Does the Loop Coaster need batteries?: Yes, the drive mechanism runs on batteries fitted separately, and the related drive parts are among the set's 483 unique parts.