Lego has officially launched its much-anticipated Mario Kart lineup, featuring six new sets that fans can now purchase at major retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and the Lego Store. These sets range in price from $15 to $80, making them budget-friendly while also tapping into the popularity of the Mario Kart franchise, especially with "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe" being a top seller on the Nintendo Switch.
Details of the Sets:
- Standard Mario Kart (174 pieces) – $20
- Yoshi Bike (133 pieces) – $15
- Baby Mario vs. Baby Luigi (321 pieces) – $30
- Baby Peach & Grand Prix Set (823 pieces) – $80
- Toad’s Garage (390 pieces) – $40
- Donkey Kong & DK Jumbo (387 pieces) – $35
Purchasing all six sets grants you a total of 2,228 pieces, which include nine vehicles and 11 buildable figures for a combined cost of $220.
Notably, the Mario Kart kits integrate with interactive figures from the Lego Super Mario starter sets, adding sound and visual effects when in use. While the Lego Mario Kart sets are captivating play items, they are also designed with significant interactive features that can enhance overall playability with the complementary starter sets, especially popular this month.
As New Year’s Day has historically been a big release day for Lego, this year also sees new sets introduced based on popular franchises like Animal Crossing, Sonic the Hedgehog, and Minecraft, in addition to the Mario Kart offerings.
For more information on the full range of Lego Mario Kart sets, you can visit this link.
