Lego 3 for 2 at Boots PLUS Triple points when you spend & Bonus 1000 points over £60 TODAY - £50 @ Boots

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Lego 3 for 2 at Boots PLUS Triple points when you spend £50.00 & Bonus 1000 points over £60 TODAY!

£50 Boots8 Dec 16

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sparklygem

8 Dec 16

Boots currently have 3 for 2 on selected Lego sets. They are also offering triple advantage card points when you spend over £50 on selected Lego online. Also, for today only you will get an extra 1000 points when you spend £60 or more.

I added a few different sets to my basket to see if it gave you all the offers and it does!

Ideal if you are wanting to get any for Christmas.

Plus 10% back if you pay with a Nationwide Visa Card - check your Simply Rewards.
- garethsmith72

Top comments

ipswich78

8 Dec 16 4 #3

A lot of the Lego seems quite overpriced in the first instance. Good find though.

yay110

8 Dec 16 4 #4

another 10% off if you spend over £75.

VCSAVE10DEC2

jayincrewe

8 Dec 16 3 #20

Bingohomer

8 Dec 16 3 #13

Great find OP, heat from me. I am thinking of going for the following sets, which don't seem too over priced compared to what other places are selling them for:

60079 £40
60102 £40
76047 £33

Using the 10% code, it will come to £72, however as I'm in parenting club I will get 2376 points back, so in effect making it £48.24 for all 3 sets, which I think is a pretty good deal.

Latest comments (44)

peacenjam123

12 Dec 16 #44

The free Tesco magazine have a voucher for £5 off a £30 spend on Lego which is valid till the 3rd of Jan so I am hoping they reduce some lego sets in the post Christmas sales. I picked up 5 copies just incase ☺

ipswich78

10 Dec 16 #43

Discount codes are not browser dependant.

jayincrewe

8 Dec 16 3 #20

lancasterc9393 to jayincrewe

9 Dec 16 1 #42

hahahah love this

TabbyBoy

9 Dec 16 1 #41

It's perfectly legal. It's RECOMMENDED Retail Price not MANDATORY Retail Price so they can charge what they like. The worst culprits are Amazon resellers to blatantly lie about the RRP which is more misleading. There are plenty of stupid buyers out there who deserve to be fleeced if they don't keep their eyes peeled. It ain't rocket science, just go to LEGO's website to confirm RRP.

dudedude

9 Dec 16 #40

The prices are a scam. They are selling for OVER RRP.

https://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Foal-s-Washing-Station-41123 £8.99
http://www.boots.com/en/LEGO-Friends-Foal-Washing-Station-41123_1846242/ £10

https://shop.lego.com/en-GB/Adventure-Camp-Rafting-41121 £24.99
http://www.boots.com/en/LEGO-Friends-Heartlake-Adventure-Campt-Tree-House-41121_1846204/ £60

To be fair, some of the items are (only) RRP, so with 3for2 and 12% advantage points, that works out at 41.33% off, which is good, but not necessarily best ever.

But not that many choices, and if your items don't cost all around the same, it's not worth it.

RuFfEndZ

9 Dec 16 #39

just what my wallet needed :neutral_face:

emribena

8 Dec 16 #2

Great - got 3 x £35 sets for £70 and £18.40 worth of points and free delivery!

http://i1350.photobucket.com/albums/p773/emribena/boots%20ss_zps7clttnth.jpg

ellie27 to emribena

8 Dec 16 1 #6

If you were in the parenting club you would have got £22.60 back in points! And you could have added something for £5 and got 10% off...

quinno1977 to emribena

8 Dec 16 #9

hi not putting deal down as still good but I bought this elsa castle last year for £21 so very over priced for buying one

allenjones2003 to emribena

9 Dec 16 #38

This price is massively inflated.. was £17.50 on an amazon deal earlier in the week! - didn't last long admittedly but can quite easily be had for >£25 ..

leile

9 Dec 16 #37

[Prices ridiculous. Eg the rollercoaster is £90! £70 most other places]
so expensive!!

dinealone

9 Dec 16 1 #36

All the Lego sets are ridiculously overpriced to begin with. Don't see why this is getting so much heat. Some of the sets are £15-20 more expensive than elsewhere. For example, the LEGO Star Wars Tie Striker is £60 in their shop. I bought it for £39.99 on Amazon.

garethsmith72

9 Dec 16 #35

good spot.. also Nationwide Credit Card spend £30.00 get 10% back.

rummer

9 Dec 16 #34

Heat added.

CatLover03

9 Dec 16 #33

Thanks-heat added :innocent:

Marc001uk

9 Dec 16 #32

Heat

samster123

9 Dec 16 #31

Sorry I didn't read thoroughly as I have just woken up but you usually get £10 worth of points when you spend £50 in store anyway and £10 worth of points when you spend £60 online when this deal is running xx

samster123

9 Dec 16 #30

They are meant to give you the choice of weather to use any vouchers with it and explain what is what with it, you should go back in to store and speak to someone about it. I did this in the past and they gave me
Extra points just for my inconvenience xx

samster123

9 Dec 16 #29

They do this most Thursdays in the run up to Christmas and new year it's a great way of
Bump on your points up though :-) xx

avvie1990

9 Dec 16 #28

Perfect for Christmas!

defgimp

8 Dec 16 #27

Yeah it was, needed to be logged in to see/use the discount but it was working for me earlier.
The 3 for 2 wasn't working on anything I wanted and the 10% cancelled off the extra 1000 points which I don't think it should have done but wasn't buying anything so didn't pursue it any further.

Bingohomer

8 Dec 16 #26

To be honest it depends on how you utilise the Boots points, myself I always use to buy items that are on offer or reduced, so I do genuinely get my money's worth out of them and can class them as alike to cash. Also I use them to buy the wife her beauty products, which again when buying at the right time they come into their own, especially as we have a good relationship with the beauty counter staff in our main Boots, so we always get loads of freebies to boot.

TabbyBoy

8 Dec 16 #25

I know that ;-)

It's working now as I had to change from the Dolphin back to Safari browser!

ellie27

8 Dec 16 #24

The code does work, however you do need to be logged onto the boots site for it to work.

yay110

8 Dec 16 4 #4

another 10% off if you spend over £75.

VCSAVE10DEC2

TabbyBoy to yay110

8 Dec 16 #23

This code DOES NOT deduct 10% when you check-out, how do you get it to work please? I've already deleted cookies.

Lebdude

8 Dec 16 #22

if your fully tied into the boots eco system it might be an ok deal but for example the poe xwing is £70 its been as low as £40

your still putting down £100 what it really adds up to is £160 worth of items for £100. the £60 you suposedly make you have to spend at boots which is overpriced for this sort of thing. so your looking at a decreased saving if all you use boots for is lego.

Bingohomer

8 Dec 16 3 #13

mattgrant to Bingohomer

8 Dec 16 #21

Up to you but your maths don't really add up ... you can't take the points off the cost as this assumes they have the same value as money ... they don't especially at Boots which we all know is over priced. Wait for the 60% off sale in January would be my advice.

Babbler

8 Dec 16 1 #19

Prices ridiculous. Eg the rollercoaster is £90! £70 most other places.

Speculator

8 Dec 16 #11

Had a look and nothing worth getting. Everything at rrp or over so the best you will get is 33% discount plus points.

yay110 to Speculator

8 Dec 16 1 #18

This deal is more than that. adding all the points together, you can get £100 lego but essentially only paying £40. of course based on you want that much lego though.

defgimp

8 Dec 16 #15

Three for two didn't work on anything other than the 7 sets it listed for me?
And if I applied the 10% off code it removed the extra 1000 points for spending £60?
Best of luck if there's something you want/need? :wink:

yay110 to defgimp

8 Dec 16 #17

Make sure the final price after 10% discount is still above 60. That code works for me.

Heybunny

8 Dec 16 1 #16

Great find, thanks!

hitmaniacwtr

8 Dec 16 2 #14

Not much of a Star Wars selection, so I'm out, but a decent deal if you can make the most of it, as bingohomer has.

Speculator

8 Dec 16 #12

And was £17.50 recently at Amazon, Tesco Direct etc.