How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?

1,348 pieces across 525 unique elements, plus four minifigures.

Which themes does the set combine?

It brings together a fairground and a beach scene, giving several distinct play areas within one model.

What age group suits this set best?

Given its size and piece count, it works best for children with some building experience or for a shared family build.

Friends

Beach Amusement Park

Beach Amusement Park is a large LEGO® Friends set combining a beach setting with a fairground theme. With 1,348 pieces, four minifigures and 525 unique elements, it ranks among the bigger sets in the range.

Set number: 41737
Year: 2023
Pieces: 1,348
Minifigures: 4
Theme: Friends
Different parts: 525

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 525

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 (74)

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

Minifigures 4

Zac - Yellow Shirt, Dark Azure Pant fig-0139124 pieces × 1
Nova - Black Top, Bright Light Yellow Shorts fig-0139134 pieces × 1
Charli - White Shirt, Dark Tan Pants fig-0139144 pieces × 1
Dia - Bright Pink Top, Dark Azure Shorts fig-0139154 pieces × 1

Description

A fairground meets the beach

The set brings together two popular Friends themes in one build: the beach and the fairground. Rather than a single building, it forms a full scene with several distinct areas to play with, from a ride to a stretch of beach. With 525 unique elements across 1,348 pieces, the level of detail sits well above the average Friends set, pointing to several clearly separated building sections and props within the wider scene. As a result the finished model feels less like a single building and more like a small park to wander through with the figures, ride by ride.

Light colours for a summer feel

Light bluish grey, tan, black and white form the base colour palette, a combination of structural and background tones that is typical for beach and fairground sets and leaves room for colourful accents on rides and accessories. This fairly neutral base also means plenty of elements are easy to reuse in other building projects once the set itself is finished. For parents who care about long-term play value, that is a practical bonus, since the set does not run out of ideas after the first session.

Four minifigures for role play

Four minifigures turn this into more than a display model: friends, park staff or visitors can be mixed and moved freely between the different areas of the scene. Play value tends to matter a lot in Friends sets, and a build of this size gives enough space for several figures to have their own little storyline at once without everything feeling cramped. Small swappable accessories help keep each play session a little different from the last, without needing any extra parts.

A large build for confident builders

At nearly 1,350 pieces, Beach Amusement Park counts among the larger Friends sets and suits children with some building experience, or a build shared with an adult. The parts list on this page lists all 525 elements individually by colour and shape, useful for judging beforehand just how playable and expandable the finished set is likely to be. Building it together as a family also splits naturally into stages, so younger children can take part in some sections too.

FAQ

How many pieces and minifigures does the set include?: 1,348 pieces across 525 unique elements, plus four minifigures.
Which themes does the set combine?: It brings together a fairground and a beach scene, giving several distinct play areas within one model.
What age group suits this set best?: Given its size and piece count, it works best for children with some building experience or for a shared family build.