Home Kids Toys & Gear These 2018 LEGO Advent Calendars Are 24 Days of Awesome Holiday Fun By Erica LoopOctober 2, 2018 Search more like this advent-calendarchristmas-treegingerbread-manfightermoisturecomecandy-canebuildersidebrickfigurefungeardog Read next Kids Toys & Gear The Best Organic Clothes for Babies & Toddlers Kids Toys & Gear 45 Pumpkin Carving Designs That’ll Wow the Neighborhood Kids Toys & Gear Target’s Best Holiday Deals Start Sooner Than You Think Kids Toys & Gear This Larger Than Life Mister Rogers Monument is Exactly What the World Needs Kids Toys & Gear Want a Free Donut on Halloween? Here’s How to Get One from Krispy Kreme Halloween may still be over a month away, but the 2018 LEGO advent calendars have arrived—and your little LEGO-lover is going to go ballistic for these brick-filled creations!For 2018, your mini master builder has three different choices for their LEGO countdown calendar fun. Read on to see this year’s cool creations. Fans of both the Light Side and the Dark Side can get galactic with this awesome Star Wars LEGO advent calendar. This calendar comes complete with five minifigures and three figures and a generous bounty of models, including a landspeeder, TIE Fighter, AT-AT, General Grevious’ Starfighter and more. Along with the Star Wars gear, this advent calendar set also comes with a moisture-vaporator and a snowman! This set retails for $39.99. The LEGO City Advent Calendar (which retails for $29.99) also comes with five minifigures. The calendar also includes a husky dog figure, 24 items (including vehicles and seasonal items) and a door that opens to each day’s present! The LEGO Friends Advent Calendar, which also retails for $29.99, includes a Christmas tree, candy cane, gingerbread man and so much more holiday fun. Your LEGO fanatic will certainly want (or in their mind, need) one of these super-cool sets. —Erica Loop All photos: Courtesy of LEGO RELATED STORIES: We Need This LEGO Vacuum Like Whoa LEGO & Volvo Team Up to Make the Construction Toys of the Future This LEGO Train Is So Much More Than Just a Toy for Preschoolers