Disney

LEGO® Disney Advent Calendar 2024

The Disney Advent Calendar 2024 (43253) turns December into 24 small Disney-themed builds. Each door hides a tiny model or minifigure, adding up to 253 pieces and six minifigures across the whole calendar.

Set number
43253
Year
2024
Pieces
253
Minifigures
6
Theme
Disney
Different parts
136
What can I build with it?

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Parts list 136

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Spare parts (40)

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Minifigures 6

Description

Twenty-four small builds instead of one big one

Rather than one large model, this set spreads its 253 pieces across 24 numbered doors, one for each day from 1 to 24 December. Behind every door sits a small scene, prop or figure from the Disney universe, so the build grows gradually through the month instead of arriving finished. That structure keeps each day's session short, which suits busy December evenings better than a single long build would, and turns the whole month into a slow reveal rather than a one-off project. The scene builds up piece by piece, with no single evening demanding a large building session.

Six minifigures across the doors

Six minifigures are tucked into this calendar, a generous number for a set of this size and one that makes it worth opening for minifigure collectors as well as Disney fans. They are supported by 136 unique parts covering festive props, small furniture and seasonal decoration. The parts list on this page shows the shapes and colours hidden behind each door, useful if you want an overview without spoiling every surprise. That mix of figures and small-scale accessories is what keeps the calendar feeling varied beyond what the total piece count alone suggests.

A winter colour scheme

The palette stays wintery throughout: white and light grey stand in for snow and architecture, pearl gold adds festive highlights, and a strong green covers fir trees and decoration. That consistent scheme is what ties 24 individually small builds together into one coherent seasonal display by the time the last door opens. It also sets the Disney calendar apart visually from themed calendars in other LEGO® lines, which tend to lean more on comic or action colours than on a wintery palette.

Who it suits

The format works well for Disney fans who like pairing the countdown to Christmas with short daily builds, and it doubles as a gentle introduction for younger builders since each door is a self-contained, low-pressure task. Once December ends, the individual figures and mini-scenes stand on their own and mix easily with other Disney sets, making natural additions to a Christmas village display. For families that enjoy a daily December ritual, opening one door at a time gives the run-up to Christmas a steady, predictable rhythm.

FAQ

How many doors does the calendar have?
24 doors, one for each day from 1 to 24 December, totalling 253 pieces.
How many minifigures are included?
Six Disney minifigures are distributed across the doors.
Do I have to open the doors in order?
No, the models can be built in any order, though the calendar is designed for a one-door-a-day rhythm.

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