For LEGO fans, collectors, and investors, retirement dates are a crucial part of the hobby. When a LEGO set retires, it means that production has officially ended, and no more units will be manufactured. This often leads to significant changes in availability, pricing, and demand in the secondary market.
The LEGO Retirement Dates table contains current LEGO sets with their assumed retirement dates. These dates are subject to change and often do. For more information on retirement dates read Guide to LEGO Retirement Dates below.