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  • Smyths £6 off a £15 spend in store

    Smyths £6 off a £15 spend in store

    Voucher to print or show on phone. Incl sale items

    If you’re planning to buy toys or games, take advantage of this £6 off voucher valid on a £15+ spend in store at Smyths Toys. Sadly, it can’t be used online and the offer will end on Mon 27 May at store closing time (usually 8pm, but find your nearest and check).

    It’s valid on most items, including dolls, Lego, arts and crafts, puzzles, books, pedal cars, swing sets and more. Though it won’t work for buying gift cards, electronics, video games, or gaming/action figures.

    The voucher can’t be used with other offers, but it can be used on sale items, so you may be able to wangle an even greater discount on reduced toys. You can either print the voucher or show it on your phone at the till.

    For more bank holiday shopping tips, see all Codes & Vouchers.

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  • FREE Lego mini toy for kids

    FREE Lego mini toy for kids

    In store at Smyths. Sat 4 May only. First come, first served

    If you visit a Smyths store (find your nearest) from 9am on Sat 4 May, kids can get some free Lego until 2pm, while stocks last. We reckon this will be really popular and the freebies will go quickly, so you might want to get there early. 

    The giveaway is taking place in all UK & NI Smyths stores and it's one freebie per child (while stocks last). You don't need to buy anything to get the free Lego.

    MSE Laura says:

    Smyths is staying tight lipped about what exactly the free Lego will be, but it's happening on May the fourth (Star Wars Day) AND Star Wars characters will be appearing in some stores, so a cheeky guess could be it'll be Star Wars-related. This has NOT been confirmed with Lego, it's just purely my guess.   

    When there's been similar giveaways in the past, these have usually included a mini figure set worth around £5.

    These giveaways are always popular and Smyths hasn't indicated how many are available, so try to get there early to avoid disappointment. Smyths has told us that there'll also be special character appearances in select stores - see 'more info' for details.

    If you can't get to a Smyths but live near a Lego store, each month it runs a free workshop for kids where they get to build a model and take it home. Find out the full details on our Lego deals page.

    • More info

      The following stores across the UK will have Lego character appearances:

      • Bristol - Lego Emmet
      • Edinburgh - Lego Lucy


      The following stores across the UK will have Star Wars character appearances:

      • Rayleigh Weir - Stormtrooper and Commander Versio
      • Tamworth - Special-Ops Trooper and Stormtrooper
      • Ashford - Stormtrooper and Stormtrooper
      • Sheffield - Imperial Gunner
      • Milton Keynes - Stormtrooper and Stormtrooper
      • Team Valley Gateshead - X-Wing and ROTJ Luke Skywalker
      • Leeds Crown Point - X-Wing
      • Walsall - Stormtrooper 
      • Salford - Custom Mandalorian and Custom Mandalorian
      • Luton - Stormtrooper and Stormtrooper

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