LEGO’s Mario Kart Bowser’s Castle Set Drops to Its Lowest Price Yet at Amazon Before It’s Retired
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While some exciting new LEGO Mario Minifigure sets are on the horizon, some of the older Super Mario builds have been seeing some nice discounts lately, too. The LEGO Super Mario: Mario Kart Bowser’s Castle set is one of them, which has fallen to its lowest price to date at Amazon of $65. That's a pretty solid price cut of $34.99 when you compare it to its full price of $99.99. Not to mention, it's currently sold out at the LEGO store and set to be retiring soon, so the timing of this deal couldn't be better. Head to the link below to secure the set for yourself, or for a Nintendo fan in your life, before the offer is all gone. Featuring Bowser in the Standard ATV and Yoshi in the Mach 8 kart, this 1,068-piece Mario Kart build looks like a real treat to piece together. Of course, as its name implies, you also build Bowser’s Castle alonside Bowser and Yoshi (plus their vehicles), which includes space on top for Bowser to stand on, foldout walls, a spinning Fire Bar, and more. You can also launch shells from the karts, which is an incredibly fun detail, and there's even a little banana figure you can throw on the ground. It may be recommended for kids that are ages 9 and up, but it looks like a blast for all ages to work on. Considering it's retiring soon, this is as good a time as any to grab this set from Amazon. It may not be on sale for a very long time, either, so always better to take advantage of the offer now than wait and miss out. There's plenty more LEGO deals alongside this one to check out right now, too. While you're shopping around, it's definitely worth having a look at Walmart's 'Bricktember' sale event to see which discounts are still available at the retailer. There's even a great deal on the Luigi & Mach 8 set there right now, if you want to keep with the Mario Kart theme.
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