Legoland Parks

About Legoland Parks

A theme park in brick form

The largest set by a wide margin is LEGOLAND Park (40346-1) from 2019, with 1,336 pieces. The most recent large model is LEGOLAND Castle (40952-1) from 2026, with 613 pieces, and LEGOLAND Park Portal (40810-1) from 2025 adds an entrance-style build with 323 pieces. Taken together, these sets recreate the parks piece by piece rather than inventing a fictional world. The range covers more than a quarter of a century, from the first sets in 2000 to new releases in 2026, so it also documents how the parks themselves have grown and changed.

Themed areas and special editions

Several sets focus on a single area of the parks. Mythica (40556-1, 2022, 520 pieces), LEGOLAND Ninjago World (40429-1, 2020, 440 pieces) and LEGOLAND Water Park (40473-1, 2021, 360 pieces) each take one zone as their subject. The park train appears in two versions from 2014, both with 546 pieces: one labelled as the LEGO Fan Weekend Skaerbaek Version (4000014-2) and one as the LEGOLAND Ambassador Pass Version (4000014-3). The names indicate that these were tied to specific events or offers rather than regular retail.

Collecting tips

Because some versions share a name and piece count, the set number is the most reliable way to tell them apart. Many entries in this theme are small, so the range suits collectors who like souvenir-style sets and dated editions. If you would rather build than hunt down originals, the parts lists show exactly which elements each model uses. The What can I build? tool on Bricoria can also tell you whether the sets you already own contain enough to recreate one of these park models.

FAQ

What is the biggest LEGOLAND Parks set?

LEGOLAND Park (40346-1) from 2019, with 1,336 pieces.

Which park areas have their own sets?

Among the largest are Mythica (40556-1), LEGOLAND Ninjago World (40429-1) and LEGOLAND Water Park (40473-1).

What years does the theme cover?

The 58 sets were released between 2000 and 2026.