The Lego Harry Potter Flying Ford Anglia is on sale for under $10 at Walmart — 35% off today
SAVE $5.40: The Lego Harry Potter Flying Ford Anglia is now just $9.59 at Walmart, down from its usual $14.99.
Potterheads, here’s one deal that feels like it was delivered straight by owl post. Walmart has dropped the price of the Lego Harry Potter Flying Ford Anglia to just $9.59 — a steal for fans of the Wizarding World or anyone looking for a charming, budget-friendly gift. At 35% off, this is the lowest price we’ve spotted yet for this whimsical set.
This 165-piece buildable car lets you relive Harry and Ron’s daring, rule-breaking flight to Hogwarts in The Chamber of Secrets, arguably the best in the entire franchise. The detailed model features opening doors, a removable roof, and room in the trunk for the included suitcase, wands, and Ron’s ever-faithful pet rat, Scabbers — or rather, the villainous Peter Pettigrew if you want to get deep. You’ll also get two minifigures: Harry Potter and Ron Weasley, plus a Hedwig owl figure to complete the scene.
Once built, the Flying Ford Anglia is perfect for both display and imaginative play. Younger builders can recreate their favourite movie moments, invent their own magical escapades, or mix and match this set with other Lego Harry Potter kits for bigger adventures. And at this price, it’s hard not to grab one (or two) for future birthdays, rainy-day activities, or even holiday stocking stuffers.
Walmart’s discount won’t last forever, and with back-to-school shopping ramping up, this set could disappear as quickly as the Weasleys’ enchanted car into the Forbidden Forest. Whether you’re a collector, a gift-giver, or simply a Lego enthusiast on a budget, this is your chance to add a little Wizarding World magic to your shelf for under ten bucks.
For those who feel like building even more, take a look at our 13 favourite Lego sets, sourced from actual Lego fans. In case you’re a Marvel fan, you can score $17 off the Lego Marvel Infinity Gauntlet set at Amazon, too.
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