4 current deals
Available at 100+ toy stores – go early
If you're after a freebie that's out of this galaxy, this could Obi the Wan for you...
Visit any Smyths toy store from 9am on Saturday 3 May (over 100 stores, find your nearest) to get a free Lego mini Millennium Falcon, while stock lasts.
This offer is first come, first served – so once they're gone, they're gone. You can't book a place, so go early (and be prepared to queue). The mini figure is suitable for ages six and over. It's exclusive to this Smyths in-store event, and can't be purchased.

This deal isn't Solo... there's more free Lego Star Wars to be had – see how to get a free Lego Grogu at Lego Stores on Saturday 3 May or Sunday 4 May.
At 20+ stores. First come, first served
If you love Lego and Star Wars then you'll Hans down be interested in this freebie...
Pop into a Lego Store on Saturday 3 May from 10am to midday or Sunday 4 May from midday to 2pm (find your nearest) and you can build your own Lego Star Wars Grogu figure at its in-store event and take it to a galaxy far, far away (or just home, if you prefer).
A limited number are available each day on a first come, first served basis and we reckon this will be popular, so it's best to be prompt.

Lego says this is intended for children aged eight and over. You won't be able to buy the Grogu figure as it's exclusive to the event.
If you're heading out and about with the kids and looking for ideas of what to do, see our Cheap Days Out round-up.
Includes Disney, Peppa Pig, Paw Patrol & more
You can get up to 50% off toys and games at Argos including brands such as Peppa Pig, Disney and Paw Patrol while stocks last.
When we checked on Thursday 27 March, there were over 100 items included online within the sale. If you're ordering online, make sure you factor in delivery fees, which start at £3.95 for small items, increasing to £6.95 for larger items such as furniture – click & collect is free.
As it's a sale, availability of some items is likely to be limited, so go quick if there's something you're after. Here are a few examples we found of toys with decent discounts:
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Monopoly Deal card game – £3 (was £6)
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Purse Pets Disney Stitch interactive pet bag – £17.50 (was £35)
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Peppa Pig Carry Along Brothers And Sister – £17.50 (was £35)
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PAW Patrol Adventure Bay Tower – £25 (was £50)
What does ‘up to 50% off' mean?
We've done some spot checks to try and establish what sort of discount you can really expect:
Minimum discount we spotted: 10%
Maximum discount we spotted: 50%
Typical discount based on 10 random items: 22%
Argos may not always be the cheapest, so be sure to check prices at other retailers too.
See our Kids & Toys deals for more discounts.
In-store only. Includes Barbie, Disney, Peppa Pig and more
If you shop in-store at discount retailer B&M (find your nearest), you can get two toys for £20 as part of an ongoing deal. Items that are part of the promotion will be clearly marked.
When we checked on Monday 30 September, there were over 300 items included in the deal, but what’s available will vary between stores. It includes popular brands such as Barbie, Disney and Peppa Pig.
See more home and garden deals.
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