1. Last day to order retiring Standard Pick a Brick parts

If you’re in the U.S. or Canada, today is your last chance to order Standard elements from Pick a Brick’s fall retirement list. Starting Oct. 1, affected Standard parts come off the service even if they haven’t sold out.

Bestseller elements work differently — those remain available until stock runs out — so not everything on the retirement list disappears overnight.

The full retirement list includes 1,806 elements, with plenty of interest for Castle builders: animals, armor, weapons, shields, helmets and more. If something on your build or army-building list is marked Standard, today is the day to make a final check.

2. Two LEGO gifts with purchase end tonight

Two Castle-friendly LEGO gifts reach their final scheduled day today.

40900 Scary Haunted Tree is free with qualifying LEGO purchases of $100 or more. The 218-piece Halloween build includes a light brick and is available through Sept. 30, while supplies last.

40893 Grond is also available through today for U.S. shoppers, but this one has a much steeper entry point. The 18+ battering ram build is included with the purchase of 11377 The Lord of the Rings: Minas Tirith ($649.99) and comes with two Orc minifigures.

Both offers are while supplies last, so availability can end before the scheduled deadline.

3. Kohl’s takes 20% off select LEGO through Oct. 4

Kohl’s is running a LEGO Extravaganza with 20% off select LEGO sets through Sunday, Oct. 4. It’s a selected assortment rather than the entire LEGO catalog, and after checking the sale Wednesday morning, we didn’t find a standout Castle deal. This is one to compare against your existing watch list rather than buying for the discount alone.

There are two additional ways to improve the value. Kohl’s is advertising $10 off a $50 toy purchase with code TOYS10 for Rewards members, including select LEGO-branded items. Shoppers can also earn $10 in Kohl’s Cash for every $50 spent through Oct. 4, redeemable Oct. 5–18.

Remember that Kohl’s Cash is future store credit, not another markdown — its value depends on whether you’ll actually use it during the redemption window.

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