Lego Store Shipping Costs Question

[GulAtiCa]

I have a Disney trip coming up in a few weeks and was very curious on how much the Lego Store shipping cost to ship something back home might be. Looking for a general idea from anyone who has had them ship something domestically. Has anyone ever had Legos shipped back to your home and if so how much did it cost?

Normally I'd just go to my local Lego store at the mall, but recently found out I can use the Disney Gift Cards at the Lego store, which means we essentially get 5% off (via Target Redcard) + the Lego VIP points gained. So want to make sure it wouldn't cost way more to ship and lose any benefit from this via the shipping costs.

Thanks!

 

[Donald Duck Family]

I'm not much help as I don't recall what the shipping costs were, but I asked about shipping at the store a few months ago and was shown a table of costs. Shipping costs were based on the amount of money spent.

 

[gatorlisa]

I also am not much help, other than to say that I can't imagine that shipping would be cheap enough to not negate your 5% savings from using Gift Cards. Say you bought a $100 set with gift cards. You paid $95 for that $100 gift card. Unless shipping is less than $5 (unlikely), you are better off just ordering from Lego.com and getting free shipping or getting from your local Lego store if you have one. We have take advantage of saving a little by using Disney gift cards to pay, but only when driving and able to cart it back home ourselves.

 

[GulAtiCa]

Ty to you both. That def helps. I am now thinking we will bring a extra backpack and if we get anything (medium or smaller sets), we will just put in our luggage. That or wait till November for when we drive down for a longer trip.

 

[DLgal]

You cannot use Disney gift cards at the Lego store. Not sure who told you that, but it's not correct. We spend thousands annually at the Lego Store in Downtown Disney at Disneyland and they absolutely do NOT accept Disney GC. I've asked. Maybe Disney Springs is different?

 

[Meriweather]

https://www.thefamilyvacationguide.com/florida/can-you-use-disney-gift-cards-at-disney-springs/

As for using your Disney Gift Card at Disney Springs, the answer is yes!
Just look for the Mickey Mouse symbol at checkout. And if you need a little help deciding where to use your card, check out our list of some of the best places to use it at Disney Springs.

1. The World of Disney Store: This store is massive and has just about everything Disney-related that you could ever want, from clothes and toys to home decor and collectibles.

1. AMC Dine-In Theaters: This theater is the perfect place to cool down while you catch a movie and a meal at the same time. They have a full menu of food items you can order right from your seat.

1. The LEGO Store: The LEGO store is a must-stop for any fan of the popular building blocks. They have a wide selection of sets, as well as individual pieces that you can use to create your own masterpieces or gift to your loved ones.

1. Splitsville Luxury Lanes bowling alley: This is a great place to have some fun and let loose. In addition to bowling, they also have food and drinks for the family to refuel with.

1. House of Blues music venue: This is the perfect place to catch a live show. They have a wide variety of talented musical acts that come through, as well as a restaurant and bar.

1. Uno Pizzeria & Grill: Uno Pizzeria is a great place to grab a quick and tasty bite, whether you’re in the mood for a pizza or something else from their menu.

1. Goofy’s Candy Company: This store is perfect for any sweet tooth! They have all sorts of delicious treats, including candied apples, fudge, and other sweets.

1. Basin: Basin is a great place to find unique bath and body products and some charming home decor items.

1. Joffrey’s Coffee & Tea Company: If you need a pick-me-up while exploring Disney Springs, stop by Joffrey’s for a coffee or tea. They have a wide variety of both hot and cold drinks to choose from.

1. Zara: This is a great place to find stylish clothes for men, women, and children. They have everything from casual wear to dressier items

 

[Donald Duck Family]

I also am not much help, other than to say that I can't imagine that shipping would be cheap enough to not negate your 5% savings from using Gift Cards. Say you bought a $100 set with gift cards. You paid $95 for that $100 gift card. Unless shipping is less than $5 (unlikely), you are better off just ordering from Lego.com and getting free shipping or getting from your local Lego store if you have one. We have take advantage of saving a little by using Disney gift cards to pay, but only when driving and able to cart it back home ourselves.

This is exactly why I don't remember what the costs were. The sets I was interested in were on sale in the store, but not online which had me excited until I did the math and came to the conclusion that paying full price online with free shipping would be cheaper than the sale price in the store plus shipping. These weren't souvenirs so I just ended up ordering online

 

[gatorlisa]

You cannot use Disney gift cards at the Lego store. Not sure who told you that, but it's not correct. We spend thousands annually at the Lego Store in Downtown Disney at Disneyland and they absolutely do NOT accept Disney GC. I've asked. Maybe Disney Springs is different?

They do accept Disney Gift Cards at the Lego store in Disney Springs, Orlando. Have done this numerous times, most recently in January of this year. Many (but not all) third party Disney Springs merchants accept Disney Gift Cards. You let them know that is how you would like to pay and they pull out a separate machine that allows them to run the gift card. I have done this at the Lego store and at Vera Bradley.

 

[gharter]

We love looking at the LEGO store to find what we want to purchase. Then, buy it from Amazon. The price is generally the same or slightly less. We have prime, so free shipping on most of our purchases. We also don't have to worry about carrying it around with us or figure out shipping.