LEGO Harry Potter Sets Coming in 2027
- Shaley S.
- Jul 28
- 3 min read
The First LEGO Harry Potter 2027 Rumors Are Here
The first LEGO Harry Potter 2027 rumors have officially begun to appear, giving fans an early look at what could be arriving in January 2027. While the rumored lineup is much smaller than previous years, it already includes two highly recognizable scenes from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.
Although these sets have not been officially confirmed by the LEGO Group, they have stirred up plenty of discussion within the LEGO community. The biggest question isn't just what the sets are, it's which version of Harry Potter they'll be based on.
With HBO's upcoming Harry Potter television series expected to begin airing in 2027, many fans are wondering whether LEGO will continue recreating moments from the original films or begin transitioning to the new adaptation.
LEGO Harry Potter Harry Meets Dobby (76480)
Price: $19.99 | Release Date: January 2027 (Rumored)
One of the first rumored sets for 2027 is Harry Meets Dobby, a small, affordable playset centered around one of the series' most beloved house-elves. The title immediately raises some interesting questions. In the original films, Harry first meets Dobby at Privet Drive in Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets.
Depending on how LEGO approaches the build, the set could feature:
Harry Potter
Dobby
A section of Privet Drive
Bedroom accessories or magical elements
At just $19.99, this is expected to be an entry-level set aimed at younger builders while still offering collectors another version of Dobby to add to their Hogwarts display.
No official images, piece count, or minifigure lineup have been revealed.
LEGO Harry Potter First Year at Hogwarts Castle (76481)
Price: $109.99 | Release Date: January 2027 (Rumored)
The second rumored set is First Year at Hogwarts Castle, priced at $109.99. Based on the name alone, this appears to revisit Harry's very first year at Hogwarts, potentially recreating scenes from Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone. The title suggests LEGO may continue expanding its current modular Hogwarts Castle system rather than introducing an entirely new castle design.
Possible scenes could include:
The Great Hall
Hogwarts classrooms
Gryffindor Tower
The Grand Staircase
First-year students arriving at Hogwarts
Because LEGO has released several different Hogwarts Castle systems over the years, fans are already speculating whether this will connect with the current modular lineup or launch something completely new.
As with the first set, no piece count or official images have surfaced yet.
Original Harry Potter Films or New HBO Series?
Perhaps the biggest mystery surrounding the 2027 LEGO Harry Potter wave isn't the sets themselves, it's which version of Harry Potter they'll represent.
Warner Bros.' highly anticipated HBO Harry Potter television series is expected to debut in 2027, bringing an entirely new cast and a fresh adaptation of J.K. Rowling's books.
Because these first rumored LEGO set names focus on classic early-story moments, there are two possibilities:
At this point, there is no confirmation either way. The set names alone aren't enough to determine which direction LEGO plans to take, so fans should treat all speculation with caution until official announcements are made.
LEGO Harry Potter Sets Coming in 2027
Set Number | Set Name | Number of Parts | Cost (USD) | Release Date |
76479 | N/A | $14.99 | January 2027 | |
76483 | N/A | $109.99 | January 2027 |
What's Next for the LEGO Wizarding World?
With only two rumored sets appearing so far, it's almost certain that additional LEGO Harry Potter releases will surface over the coming months. Previous years have included dozens of sets spanning playsets, collector models, modular Hogwarts expansions, and promotional releases.
Whether LEGO continues celebrating the original Harry Potter films or begins adapting HBO's upcoming Harry Potter television series, 2027 is shaping up to be one of the most interesting years yet for LEGO Harry Potter fans.
As always, these details should be treated as rumors until officially confirmed by the LEGO Group. We'll keep you updated as new information, images, pricing, and additional sets become available.
