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At The Entertainer stores

O-hei, here's a freebie for fans of Lego and Disney's Moana...

Head in-store to The Entertainer (find your nearest) on Saturday 31 January to claim a free mini Lego HeiHei the rooster from Disney’s Moana‎ which you can make and take home, while stock lasts.

You don't need to spend anything – this is a total freebie, but only a limited number are available on a first come, first served basis. We reckon this will be popular, so it's best to get there earlier in the day when stores open. It's limited to one per customer, and is available at all UK stores, except Kidderminster and Brighton.

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Plus £20 off £100 and £50 off £200

Looking for a discount on Lego? You can stack up the savings online at Argos* when using the code LEGO at checkout by 11.59pm on Friday 23 January.

When purchasing Lego products at this Argos link*, the code gets:

£10 off a £50 to £99 spend
£20 off £100 to £199 spend
£50 off a £200+ spend

When we checked, there were over 800 Lego items and sets in the offer, including Lego City, Friends, Star Wars, Marvel, Ninjago, Disney, Harry Potter, Minecraft, and more. The code only excludes pre-orders.

Of course, this deal shouldn't be used as an excuse to overspend, but if you're planning to buy at least £50 of Lego anyway, this could be a decent way to make a saving, especially as it includes a wide range of Lego items.

Standard delivery's from £3.95, or free over £100. Alternatively, you can click & collect at an Argos in-store counter for free.

Even with the discount, Argos may not be cheapest, so be sure to compare prices elsewhere to make sure you're getting the best deal.

Looking for more toy deals? B&M has two for £20.

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