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The Biggest LEGO® Ninjago Sets You Can Buy Right Now

The biggest LEGO® Ninjago set you can buy right now is the Old Town #71861 at 4,851 pieces, $299.99 at retail.

Ninjago is an in-house LEGO® theme, no licence attached, and it has been on shelves since 2011. Our catalog holds 252 real Ninjago sets (no polybags, no gear), 33 of them on sale today. This page ranks the current ones by official piece count, then the all-time giants, then the sets that started it all in 2011 and 2012.

One catalog detail matters for the rankings. Brickset files the 19 sets from the 2017 film under a separate theme, "The LEGO Ninjago Movie", which is where NINJAGO City #70620 lives. Readers expect to see it in any biggest-Ninjago list, so the current and all-time rankings include both themes. The original-sets table at the bottom uses the main theme only, since the movie line did not exist yet.

The Old Town #71861
4,851 pcs
Tournament Temple City #71814
3,489 pcs
NINJAGO City Workshops #71837
3,244 pcs
Ultra Dragon Battle #71872
2,178 pcs
The Twin Titan Mechs #71870
1,707 pcs
Lloyd's Titan Mech #71860
1,293 pcs
Four Weapons Blacksmith #71858
1,259 pcs
Land Bounty #71869
1,214 pcs
Zane's Ultra Combiner Mech #71834
1,187 pcs

The 10 biggest Ninjago sets on sale today

1
LEGO® 71861 The Old Town set image
The Old Town #71861
🔥 97.0Safe For Now
Pieces
4,851
US MSRP
$299.99
Year
2026
The Old Town is a 2026 Legacy release: 4,851 pieces and 24 minifigures for $299.99. It is expected to leave retail around December 2027.
2
LEGO® 71814 Tournament Temple City set image
Tournament Temple City #71814
🔥 92.7Last Call
Pieces
3,489
US MSRP
$249.99
Year
2024
Tournament Temple City arrived in 2024 with 3,489 pieces and 14 minifigures at $249.99, the biggest of the Dragons Rising sets so far. It is expected to leave retail around December 2026.
3
LEGO® 71837 NINJAGO City Workshops set image
NINJAGO City Workshops #71837
🔥 95.7Safe For Now
Pieces
3,244
US MSRP
$249.99
Year
2025
NINJAGO City Workshops (2025) continues the NINJAGO City line at 3,244 pieces and $249.99. It is the most-wanted set in this top ten by Brickset want-list count. It is expected to leave retail around December 2027.
4
LEGO® 71872 Ultra Dragon Battle set image
Ultra Dragon Battle #71872
🔥 88.0Safe For Now
Pieces
2,178
US MSRP
$199.99
Year
2026
Ultra Dragon Battle is a 2026 Legends release: 2,178 pieces and four minifigures for $199.99. It is expected to leave retail around December 2027.
5
LEGO® 71870 The Twin Titan Mechs set image
The Twin Titan Mechs #71870
🔥 88.4Safe For Now
Pieces
1,707
US MSRP
$139.99
Year
2026
The Twin Titan Mechs: two mechs, 1,707 pieces, $139.99, also from the 2026 Legends line. It is expected to leave retail around December 2027.
6
LEGO® 71847 The Guardian Dragon set image
🔥 89.8Last Call
Pieces
1,650
US MSRP
$149.99
Year
2025
The Guardian Dragon is a 2025 display build, 1,650 pieces with a single minifigure at $149.99. It has a full set page here with the retirement countdown. It is expected to leave retail around December 2026.
7
LEGO® 71860 Lloyd's Titan Mech set image
Lloyd's Titan Mech #71860
🔥 88.6Safe For Now
Pieces
1,293
US MSRP
$129.99
Year
2026
8
LEGO® 71858 Four Weapons Blacksmith set image
Four Weapons Blacksmith #71858
🔥 94.0Safe For Now
Pieces
1,259
US MSRP
$99.99
Year
2026
9
LEGO® 71869 Land Bounty set image
Land Bounty #71869
🔥 75.5On Notice
Pieces
1,214
US MSRP
$129.99
Year
2026
10
LEGO® 71834 Zane's Ultra Combiner Mech set image
Zane's Ultra Combiner Mech #71834
🔥 70.1Last Call
Pieces
1,187
US MSRP
$99.99
Year
2025
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The 20 biggest Ninjago sets of all time

The all-time list is where the NINJAGO City line shows its hand. The current record holder is the NINJAGO City Markets #71799 at 6,163 pieces, which is retired. Status badges show which of these you can still buy at retail.

Biggest LEGO® Ninjago sets ever by official piece count, including The LEGO Ninjago Movie sets
RankSetPiecesYearUS MSRPStatus
#1NINJAGO City Markets #717996,1632023$369.99Retired
#2NINJAGO City Gardens #717415,6852021$349.99Retired
#3NINJAGO City #706204,8672017$299.99Retired
#4The Old Town #718614,8512026$299.99Safe For Now
#5NINJAGO City Docks #706573,5532018$229.99Retired
#6Tournament Temple City #718143,4892024$249.99Last Call
#7NINJAGO City Workshops #718373,2442025$249.99Safe For Now
#8The Temple Bounty #718482,3872025$199.99Retired
#9Destiny's Bounty #706182,2952017$159.99Retired
#10Ultra Dragon Battle #718722,1782026$199.99Safe For Now
#11Temple of Airjitzu #707512,0282015$199.99Retired
#12Destiny's Bounty #717051,7812020$129.99Retired
#13Destiny's Bounty - Race Against Time #717971,7392023$159.99Retired
#14Source Dragon of Motion #718221,7162024$149.99Retired
#15The Twin Titan Mechs #718701,7072026$139.99Safe For Now
#16Dragon Pit #706551,6602018$129.99Retired
#17The Guardian Dragon #718471,6502025$149.99Last Call
#18Temple of the Ultimate Ultimate Weapon #706171,4032017$99.99Retired
#19Ninja Dojo Temple #717671,3942022$99.99Retired
#20The Temple of Celebrations #40020211,3202021—No Longer Sold

The original Ninjago sets (2011–2012)

14 sets launched in 2011 and 14 more in 2012, all of them retired long ago. "Old Ninjago sets" are a separate collector market for a plain reason: the characters and the show are still running, so every new generation of fans eventually goes looking for the sets their older siblings had, and LEGO® has not reissued them. Everything in this table is secondary-market only. We do not publish resale values; the piece counts, minifigure counts and original US prices below are the catalog facts.

The first two years of LEGO® Ninjago, oldest first, biggest first within each year
SetPiecesMinifigsYearUS MSRPStatus
Fire Temple #25071,17472011$119.99Retired
Lightning Dragon Battle #252164542011$79.99Retired
Garmadon's Dark Fortress #250551862011$69.99Retired
Skull Truck #250651542011$59.99Retired
Ninjago Battle Arena #252046322011$49.99Retired
Spinjitzu Dojo #250437332011$49.99Retired
Skeleton Bowling #251937172011$29.99Retired
Turbo Shredder #226329832011$29.99Retired
Earth Dragon Defense #250922722011$34.99Retired
Blacksmith Shop #250818922011$19.99Retired
Nuckal's ATV #251817422011$24.99Retired
Mountain Shrine #225416922011$19.99Retired
Ice Dragon Attack #226015822011$19.99Retired
Skull Motorbike #225915722011$14.99Retired
Epic Dragon Battle #945091572012$119.99Retired
Destiny's Bounty #944668062012$79.99Retired
Ultra Sonic Raider #944962262012$79.99Retired
Fangpyre Truck Ambush #944545242012$49.99Retired
Samurai Mech #944845232012$39.99Retired
Spinner Battle Arena #945641822012$39.99Retired
Fangpyre Wrecking Ball #945741532012$49.99Retired
Rattlecopter #944332732012$29.99No Longer Sold
Cole's Tread Assault #944428622012$39.99No Longer Sold
Fangpyre Mech #945525522012$24.99Retired
Lasha's Bite Cycle #944725022012$24.99Retired
Jay's Storm Fighter #944224322012$24.99No Longer Sold
Training Set #955821912012$19.99Retired
Kai's Blade Cycle #944118822012$14.99No Longer Sold

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the biggest LEGO® Ninjago set currently available?

The Old Town #71861 at 4,851 pieces. This ranking refreshes nightly, so the answer updates when a bigger set launches or this one retires.

What is the biggest LEGO® Ninjago set of all time?

The NINJAGO City Markets #71799 at 6,163 pieces, released in 2023. It is retired, so buying one now means the secondary market.

What was the first LEGO® Ninjago set?

Ninjago launched in January 2011. The lowest-numbered set in that launch wave is Skull Motorbike #2259 (157 pieces). 14 sets came out in the first year; the full list is in the original-sets table on this page.

Are the old Ninjago sets still available?

No. Every set from 2011 and 2012 left retail years ago and LEGO® has not reissued them. The retirement tracker covers what is leaving next; for the originals, the only route is resellers, and we do not publish resale values.

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Data updated: October 8, 2026