Lunar New Year 2027 begins on 6 February and ushers in the Year of the Fire Goat. As usual, LEGO is getting in early: two new sets join the Lunar New Year line on 1 January 2027, plus a promotional set you can get for free with a qualifying purchase. We have pulled together everything you need to know – and once the first retailers list the sets, you will find live prices for all three in our price comparison.
80122 Auspicious Pixiu Under Fortune Tree
The Pixiu is a mythical creature said to attract wealth, so it makes sense that LEGO pairs it with a money tree. The fun part: you can pluck coins from the tree and feed them to the Pixiu. The figure lifts off its base, so it works as a standalone display piece too. With 879 pieces and no minifigures, this is a pure display model for the shelf or desk.
- 879 pieces, age 9+
- RRP: €69.99
- Size: over 21 cm tall, 23 cm wide, 21 cm deep
- Build Together mode in the LEGO Builder app
80123 Spring Festival Voyage
The bigger of the two sets is a festive boat trip with seven minifigures, one of them in a goat costume to match the new zodiac year. Push the boat along and the oars start moving. Roof and wall come off for easy access to the interior, the sail carries a "Smooth Sailing" inscription, and a hidden compartment holds coins and red envelopes. Pre-orders are already open, with shipping from 1 January 2027.
- 1,529 pieces, 7 minifigures, age 9+
- RRP: €99.99
- Size: over 30 cm tall, 36 cm long, 26 cm wide
- Build Together mode in the LEGO Builder app
40976 Prosperity Lion (gift with purchase)
From 1 January 2027 there is also a free extra: the Prosperity Lion with 411 pieces and a stated value of €29.99. Its scroll-shaped tongue comes with two interchangeable greetings, "wàn shì rú yì" and "gōng xǐ fā cái". The promotion runs in the LEGO online shop and LEGO Stores; the minimum spend has not been announced yet.
Our take
For Lunar New Year fans, the Spring Festival Voyage is the clear highlight – lots of play features and seven figures at a fair price per piece. The Pixiu is the more compact gift option. Our tip: if you want both sets, wait for the GWP minimum spend to be confirmed and combine your order to grab the lion for free. Prices at alternative retailers often drop below RRP after launch, so it pays to check our comparison before you buy.
